Art Changes Discussed at KU Festival of the Arts
Henry Geldzahler of the Metropolitan Museum spoke at Hoch Auditorium on KU's Festival of the Arts about pop art's evolution from abstract art around 1960. He argued pop art is personal and permanent, using real objects and media like Warhol films and works by Oldenburg to illustrate change and lasting impact.
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Hoch
Henry Geldzahler
New York
Geldzahler
Kael Oldenburg
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Empire State Building
Geldzahier
Jefferson’s odd cure for digestion riding a spirited horse
The notice recalls Thomas Jefferson, the third U S president and independence architect, advocating a simple remedy for indigestion by riding a few miles on a spirited horse.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Kansan on Trial in Oregon for Induction Interference
Lance Elliott Montauk of Prairie Village Kansas faces a felony charge for allegedly spilling two gallons of red and blue paint in the Portland induction center exam room as he stripped for a physical. His attorney urged judging him in the context of his times, noting his academic achievements and scholarship status.
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Ore
Lance
Elliott Montauk
Prairie
Village
Kan
Armed Services
Montauk
U.S. Armed Forces Induction Center
Norman Lindstedt
Lindstedt
Americans Imprisoned In Mexico Still Alive
Dykes Askew Simmons Jr. an American on death row in a Mexican prison for nine years is not in a particularly bad situation, according to U.S. Ambassador Fulton Freeman. Simmons, 38, has been jailed since 1959 in the slayings of three members of a Monterrey physician's family. Freeman said there is no possibility of execution but believes the death sentence will be commuted soon.
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Matamoros
Mexico
Askew Simmons Jr
U.S
Fulton Freeman
Simmons
Monterrey
Freeman
Park garage attendant dies after car plunges into shaft
New York police said a 30 year old Brooklyn man Robert Gonzales drove into an elevator shaft in a parking garage. He fell six stories to the ground floor elevator pit, dying at the scene. The driver apparently misjudged the elevator’s level and thought it was at the sixth floor.
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New York
Robert Gonzales
Brooklyn
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