Drive for $500,000 on
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New art center at K-State
A $500,000 art center on Kansas State University campus will provide a base for activities of the Kansas Rural-Urban art program, according to John Helms, executive director of the Kansas Art Center Foundation and art professor at K-State.
THE FOUNDATION announced plans for a $500,000 drive for the construction of the art center, Wednesday.
Helms said the fund-raising campaign will begin this Spring. The foundation includes 17 architects and artists, John Brink, Iola, Kan., is president of the Foundation and Charles E. Marshall, Topeka, is vice-president.
THE ART CENTER, Helms said, would be a permanent home for the K-State art collection, which includes more than 20 works. The center would also display exhibitions such as the biennial K-State art festival.
Helms said that 348 amateur Kansas artists exhibited works in shows sponsored through the Rural-Urban art program last year.
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Daily Kansan Friday, March 3, 1967
The University of Kansas
Theatre for Young People
presents
Two Pails of Water by Aad Greidanus
Friday, March 3 7:30 p.m. (Family Night)
Saturday, March 4 2:00 p.m.
The University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Tickets on Sale at the Box Office 317 Murphy Hall
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