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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1964
Invitational Print Exhibit Begins Displaying 61 Works
The Kansas National Invitational Print Exhibition opened today in the south lounge of the Kansas Union.
The exhibition, organized by John Talleur, assistant professor of drawing and painting, features 61 original works by leading American print makers.
Bret Waller, curator of the museum of Art, believes the exhibition is a cross section of the finest work being done by contemporary American print makers.
"THERE IS A REAL Renaissance in print making," he said. "Original artists of the first rank will devote their talents to print making. The field is alive with new developments."
Waller said reproductions are often incorrectly described as prints.
"A reproduction is a photographic process of someone else's work," he said. "All of the prints on display are original lithographs, woodcuts and intaglios (prints made from etched copper plates)."
Prof. Talleur said leading American artists were invited to display two original prints in the exhibition.
"We organized the exhibition for the benefit of the students," he said. "We wanted them to have a chance to see what professionals in the field are doing."
Waller said that most of the prints are for sale. Prices range from $50 to $200.
Six to Perform In Polish Plays
Six students will participate in the University Theatre's production of three Polish one-act plays by Stawomir Mrozek, Oct. 26-31.
The plays include "Strip Tease," "At Sea," and "Charles" They will be directed by Janusz Warminski, artistic director of the Ateneum Theater in Warsaw, Poland.
Warminski, currently on a sixweek visit at KU, will be assisted in his direction by Barbara Vader, Weehawken, N.J., graduate student.
Cast members for "Strip Tease" and their roles are Paul J. Broderick, Jr., Overland Park junior, as Gentleman I, and Jacques Levy, Topeka graduate student, as Gentleman II
Members of the "Charles" play are: Levy as Grandpa; Andre Sedriks, Topeka junior, as Grandson; and Tom Winston, Dallas, Texas, graduate student, as Oculist.
The "At Sea" play will include: Broderick as a fat man; Levy as a medium man; Stanley (Rich) Friesen, Prairie Village senior, as a small man; Sedricks as a Postman; and Durwood A. Redd, Kansas City, Mo., graduate student, as Lacy.
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