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Tuesday, March 26, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
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Art students organize exhibit for downtown's Love Garden
By Benjamin W. Allen
Kansan staff writer
A group of KU art students have, with a little initiative, put together an off-campus exhibition at the Love Garden, 93%$^{1}$ Massachusetts St.
The group has no official title or sponsor; it is merely a loosely knit group of students interested in displaying their artwork.
In its early planning stages, the show was conceived as a women's art show to combat poor representation of women artists in galleries.
The controversy caused by the idea of a solely women's show subsided when the group decided the show would be open to all students.
and one of the organizers of the show said the show was a great opportunity for students.
Lisa Purdon, Tecumseh senior.
"The whole reason was to get our work off campus, where the general public could see what we're doing," she said.
Purdon said that the display area was not up to gallerist standards but that the space was more usable.
"All kinds of people walk through here," she said. "All ages and all types, and they like what they see.
"People are interested in the work
request to talk about it. To me,
this is important."
Michael Gorman, Kansas City, Mo. junior, and one of the artists in the group, Nate Foster.
exhibition was enjoyable
Gorman said, "It's always fun to get your stuff up. You get a chance to share it with everybody."
Entries for the show were chosen by Lymne Green, owner and curator of the gallery, Artists En Masse, 803% Massachusetts St.
The exhibition will be displayed until April 7. A reception will be from 7 to 9:00 p.m. Friday at the Love Garden.
Purdon said the show was a learning experience for all the artists and volunteers who worked to put it together.
“It’s good to go off on your own, take risks, make mistakes and maybe learn something” she said.
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