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UNL student Scott Weddel and UNO students Charli Weddel and David Tietz view the
Contemporary Czechoslovak Posters exhibit at the UNL Gallery of the Department of Art ana
Art History, located in Richards Hall Room 102.
UNL gallery to mix media
By Emily Rosenbaum
Senior Editor
People will be drawing on the
walls at the UNL Gallery of the
Department of Art and Art History.
The gallery, located in Richards
Hall Room 102, plays host this
semester to four regional artists
who will apply their pastels and
colored chalk directly to the walls,
said Karen Kune, associate profes
sor and gallery director.
“Area Drawing” will begin Oct.
29 and 30 w ith “open studio days,”
Kune said. The public will be wel
comed into the gallery to watch the
artists work on their oversized
drawings.
The exhibit will continue through
Nov. 15.
A master of fine arts thesis ex
hibit also will be featured at the
gallery during that time.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
graduate student Mary' Jo Horning
will exhibit mixed-media paintings
and wall hangings, Kune said.
After Thanksgiving, a first- and
second-year master of fine arts
exhibition will be featured at the
gallery, she said.
About 10 UNI. students will dis
play their works, which use a vari
ety of materials and styles, she said.
That exhibit will run from Nov. 26
to Dec. 13.
But perhaps the most unusual
exhibit will be featured Oct. 2 25.
Artists Jo Ann Giordano, Lisa
Kokin and Wendy Weiss will dis
play their work in the exhibit, “On
Fiber: Human Conditions.”
The artists “work with fiber in
more innovative ways than just
weaving,” Kune said.
G iordano, Kokin and Weiss util
ize varying forms of media, includ
ing hog gut and dirt, she said.
These “natural materials” are
incorporated into rugs, wall hang
ings and a “tent-like” structure that
is Targe enough to accommodate a
person, Kune said.
All of this is created with the
"intention of provoking problem
atic issues in human life,”
she said.
Some of the themes are scary
and some are humorous, running
the gamut from nuclear threat to a
television shrine, she said.
The theme is particularly suit
able because it is built around fi
bers, she said.
“All of us are encased in fibers
every day,” she said.
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