The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 28, 1990, Page 11, Image 11

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    Museum official to discuss
art, law, censorship tonight
By Sean Green
Staff Reporter
Stephen Weil, deputy director
of the Smithsonian Institution’s
Hirshhom Museum and Sculpture
Garden, will give the word on
censorship tonight at the Sheldon
Memorial Art Gallery auditorium.
Weil’s 7 p.m. public lecture,
entitled “Now you See It, Now
You Don’t: Censorship, Academic
Freedom and the Visual Arts,” will
address censorship, the art museum’s
role in society and the issue of First
Amendment rights.
A question and answer period
will follow the lecture.
Before he was deputy director
at the Hirshhom, Weil was admin
istrator at the Whitney Museum of
American Art. He graduated from
Brown University in 1949.
Weil has written extensively on
museums, art and the law. He co
wrote “Art Law: Rights and Lia
bilities of Creators and Collectors,”
which received the 1987 SCRIBES
Award as the best law book pub
lished the previous year.
Weil’s visit and lecture is being
sponsored by the Collectors’ Fo
rum of the Nebraska Art Associa
tion with additional support of the
Nebraska Arts Council and the
Nebraska Humanities Council.
Sheldon Director George Ncu
bert said a visit at this time by
someone of Weil’s stature and
knowledge was very fortunate.
“With current cultural issues
and debate regarding First Amend
ment rights and the National En
dowment for the Arts, his trip to
Lincoln is timely and should pro
vide an important insight into the
topic of censorship,” Neubcrt said.
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8 Furniture 10o Rides
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10 Misc. For Sale ion Greek Affair*
12 Musical instruments 130 Stu^nVcWnment
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14 Photo Equipment 140 personals
16 Sporting Goods 145 Lost S Found
8 Stereos/TVs 140 Wantad
19 Ticket Exchange 149 Fund Raising
20 Vehicles ___
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22 Adoption 160 Help Wanted
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30 Bridal 164 Summer Jobs
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62 Pregnancy 192 Mobile Homes For Rent
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Harman Kardon CD player for sale Call 474-5101
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Must sell by Monday: CANNONDALE tour bike, 58 cm,
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UNIVEGA Touring/City Bike, with bottle, air pump, lex*
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prices. Second Season 139 A. St. 477-9354.
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Cheap used furniture, old music, old books, much mis
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10 Mise. For Sale
Couch $60, dining table set $60. coffee table S60, king
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PREGNANT AND WONDERtNG
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4600 Valley Road
483-7879.
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