Harold Rosenberg on Art History and Picasso at SIU
Harold Rosenberg visiting SIU discusses how art requires study of history and trends. He explains Picasso’s multi angle faces as a deliberate technique, contrasts likeness with nobility in classical portraits, and traces how photography shifted artists toward new expressions and pop art.
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Harold Rosenberg
Southern Illinois University
Pablo Picasso
Rosenberg
Picasso
SIU
Almost Anything You Want A Stearns Can Do It
Hugh Stearns of Boskydell leads a large clan with 13 children, 49 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren. The retired rural mail carrier, farmer, preacher, teacher, butcher, and county supervisor still lives on Boskydell road where he was born nearly 70 years ago. All 13 children reside nearby and can be home in 30 minutes, Stearns notes. He and his wife, Edith Tabouring, are part of a long-standing local family.
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Diane Keller
Hugh Stearns
Boskydell
Sent
Boskydell Road
Stearn
Stearns
Edith Tabouring
Gilbert
Kathleen
Vern
Clinton
Paul
Ruby
Rose
David
Fay
Joyce
Marjorie
Effie
John
Tod
Jackson County
Hugh
Makanda Township
Southern Illinois “Normal
Boskydell Church
Pate’s Chapel
Murphysboro
Chris
Carbondale
Rt. 1
Lee Turrell
Crainville
Musical sclera device aids students in music theory study
A SIU graduate music student from Hong Kong, Chan-yuan Li, invented a five by seven inch plastic disc that shows tones, scales, key signatures, and chords. The device, named musical sclera, visually links keyboard notes to a tone circle to help beginners grasp intervals and relationships. Li markets a brochure and holds a copyright.
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Southern Illinois University
Hong Kong
Chan-yuan Li
Siu
Royal Schools of Music
Tonic Sol-Fa College
London
Graphic Arts Center
University
Audio-Visual Services
Jones
SIU Information Service
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Ben Gelman
The
Southern Illinoisan
Jasper Johns
Hastings
Giant City
Kanda
New York
Chau-Yuan Li
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