‘Kinesthetic Energy’
featured at Sheldon
By Fred Poyner
An Critic
A collection of color litho
graphs and miniature sculptures
entitled “Kinesthetic Energy” by
Mark Di Suvero is now on display
at the Sheldon Memorial Art Gal
lery.
Di Suvero, whose art is being
featured in the temporary exhibi
tions gallery, is easily recognized
on campus for hisred I-beam sculp
ture “Old Glory,” which was pre
sented as part of the Sheldon’s
sculpture garden collection in
1987.
Manipulation of scale is Di
Suvero’s paramount ability as an
artist. His reputation in the inter
national world of sculpture attests
to this, as does his adaptation of
the lithograph medium for repro
ducing sculptural visions.
His lithographs both portray
exploded constructions in a 2-di
mensional space, and invoke im
ages of urban expansion in a graf
fiti scrawl of paint. As a native of
New York, the artist uses the in
dustrial landscape, which main
tains a predictable role in his work.
Through the various red, or
ange, and blue color schemes, Di
Suvero manages to combine im
ages of mechanical abstraction
with the vibrant energy found in
Keith Haring’s two-tones.
The dull steel sculptures, inter
spersed in the gallery space, are
easily overwhelmed by the bril
liance of the lithographs. Their
inclusion is almost construed as a
distraction.
“Kinesthetic Energy” will be
on display through April 7. Ad
mission is free.
Artist
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head with divine poise, she might sym
bolize Nebraska’s own proud accep
tance of its enormous agricultural re
sponsibility.
Negmat-Zoda paints with an in
triguing sense of magic realism, draw
ing on a middle-class hodgepodge of
biblical, new-age and mythological
elements.
“The Battle” in particular, is a star
tlingly ugly apocalyptic scene with a
hazy Old Testament flavor. In it, a
blonde angel grapples in a shoving
match with a long-haired Middle-East
ern man outside a city.
The sheer ugliness of the terrain in
this painting is captivating. The grimy
golden ground, the hideous green and
yellow sky and other decaying land
marks all suggest a gross world that is
about to blow up any minute — and
the sooner the better.
About “The Battle,” Negmat-Zoda
commented only, “It’s a battle be
tween negative and positive, you know,
between nice and bad.”
Noyes
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demonstrations — and maybe even a
kissing booth. Louvre Museum, eat
your heart out.
The kissing booth was a planned
event for the party until the artists
realized that none of them wanted to
be the kisser in question, Noyes artist
Dorothy Dane said.
“I’m not going to do it; I’m one of
the older ones,” Dane said.
CD
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of an EBN performance really impor
tant. The video is organically inte
grated into our work,” said Greg
Deocampo, a member of EBN.
Within the compact disc are inter
active liner notes, including a video
wall that the user can change at will.
“The video wall was my idea,”
Deocampo said, “back from when I
was building video walls for raves in
1992. So the ability for a user-driven
one seemed logical.”
Even big-name bands like the Cran
berries have hopped on the bandwagon
with their project, “Doors and Win
dows.”
“The product follows the band from
their early days to the concert at
Woodstock,” said Mika El-Baz, a
public relations agent for Island
Records.
El-Baz said “Doors and Windows”
was selling well.
Still, not all sales of Enhanced CD/
CD Extra titles have been excellent,
distributors say.
Part of the problem is that some
Dane said negotiations were under
way to find if any artist could be
cajoled into kissing strangers at the
party. If not, she said, “we may have to
do something sneaky, like hand out
chocolate kisses.”
Julia Noyes, gallery founder and
artist, also downplayed the kissing
booth.
“We’ll have a lot of things going
on; I don’t know if we’re going to have
a kissing booth or not. We’ll have to
see,” Noyes said.
Aphrodite also will “help people
fall in love,” Noyes said.
Aside from the events, the “Soft
Enlacings” display room has the per
fect gift for any woman with one too
many calico ducks. Homey and inex
pensive, the pieces displayed are sure
to please everybody who covets their
grandmother’s ceramic “Precious
Moments” collection.
companies eharge higher prices for
their Enhanced CDs/CD Extras, said
Mark Waldrep, president of AIX En
tertainment.
“Some companies jack up their
prices. When we released ‘Rhythm of
the Pridelands’ for Disney, there were
two flavors, one with the video on it
that was sold at software stores, and
one without it, which was sold at mu
sic stores. They were the same price,”
he said. “Other companies tack on a
few dollars.”
Jimmy Dixon, director of New
Media for Reprise, agreed.
“Our Enhanced CDs will probably
cost the exact same or just a little
more. We see it as a value-add rather
than something entirely separate.”
Reprise’s first Enhanced CD re
lease, from Mike Oldfield, will be
Macintosh only. But later projects are
planned to be compatible for both
Macintosh and PCs.
Sony Records, however, sees things
differently. Dual releases have been
made for albums from Toad the Wet
Sprocket, Alice In Chains, Bob Dylan
and more. Sony’s CD Extras tend to
run between $5to $10 higher than the
regular release.
Two prominent artist collections at
the exhibit, Janna Harsch’s horse pins
and Jerene Kruse’s whimsical figu
rines, are both examples of that other
type of women’s art — the kind that
doesn ’ t win any grants. The kind about
which Gloria Steinem would rather
forget.
Like masculine-styled drawings of
race cars and boxers, this type of art is
completely unfathomable to anyone
who didn’t already enjoy such sugary
pink subject matter to begin with.
But to even the most disinterested
viewer, Kruse’s figurines of balding
Romeos are a little odd. Her dopey
faced and sadly smilingmen, clumsily
holding Valentine’sDay cards in over
sized hands, all seem doomed to live
alone.
Kruse’smale figurines combine the
worst of both childhood and middle
age insecurities, for a troubling, mel
“We have a whole department, and
the money does have to come from
somewhere,” said Xandra Ess, direc
tor of new development at Sony.
In addition to the amount of time
spent on the project, each CD Extra
comes with an extra CD, containing
Corel Drivers to aid in the usage of the
CD Extra.
Other Enhanced CDs that have
higher price tags include
Soundgarden’s“Superunknown,” Sa
rah McLachlan’s “The Freedom Ses
sions,” as well as releases from Bush
and Moby.
Dixon said she thought that full
length releases were not the only place
where the Enhanced CD had merit.
“With singles, there is a ton of
space left over, and companies spend
a great deal of time on videos that are
never seen more than once, so why not
import that video onto the empty space
on the CD?” Dixon said.
Ess agreed.
“We may have free multimedia,
just a taste like a video, on CD5s, as a
little extra bonus.”
The industry is behind the En
hanced CD format, and it is here to
stay.
ancholy vision of modem romance.
Even worse are her homely, blank
faced rabbits, all staring with a stoned
gaze across the room while wearing
frumpy fashion clothing, like vagrants
hired to stand in at an L.L. Bean photo
shoot.
If Kruse would only enlarge her
three-inch figurines to a life-size stat
ure, their facial expressions of
unredeemed, idiotic damnation could
frighten and amaze the art world.
The Valentine’s Party at Noyes Art
Gallery, 119 S. Ninth St., will start at
6:30 p.m. Admission is free.
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Matt Evans, Jim Rodgers, Mike Reilly, Masa Niiya, Mike
Hashman, Paul Schulenburg, Justin Kalhoff, Tim
DeGeorge, Rob Jay. and Ryan Church.
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Brown, Shannon Skeels, and Justin Peterson.
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.ove, your Tri Delta sisters