Department of Art

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501 Statewide art fair to be held at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1960:167, p.1 		The department of art hosts the Sixth Annual Art Fair. Chairmen on the Art Fair Committee are Paul Smith, Marjorie Campbell, Clifford Herrold, and Professor Ralph Haskell.
502 Finegan to teach community ceramics course at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1960:161, p.1 		Donald G. Finegan instructs a community ceramics course in the ceramics annex west of the Arts and Industries Building. The course will cover wheel spun and hand built pottery, as well as firing and glazing.
503 Pottery shop suffers extensive fire damage
College Eye 52:12, p.1 		Fire damages ceramics workshop west of the Arts and Industries Building; blamed on overheated kiln; damage estimated at $3500; photo.
504 T. C. art professor to speak at Kiwanis Club
Public Relations News Release 1960:146, p.1 		Professor Harry G. Guillaume, head of the department of art, speaks at the Kiwanis Club in Cedar Falls on the understanding of art in common terms.
505 Art exhibit to open at ISTC Sunday
Public Relations News Release 1960:116, p.1 		Thirty-two works from seven area artists and members of the department of art are displayed at the Artists Equity Association Incorporated annual exhibit.
506 Mauricio Lasansky retrospective exhibition will open at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1960:80, p.1 		The Gallery of Art hosts a retrospective exhibition of prints by Mauricio Lasanksy. The thirty-six works were organized by the American Federation of Arts under a grant from the Ford Foundation.
507 ISTC to exhibit art works
Public Relations News Release 1960:62, p.1 		The permanent art collection is displayed at the exhibit galleries of the Arts and Industries building. The exhibit includes paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, ceramics, and glass.
508 Prominent Chinese artist-educator here for summer
College Eye 51:32, p.1 		Ginpoh Y. King will be here.
509 Exhibits Highlight Art Year
Old Gold 0:0, p.100 		Two student shows, nine specially scheduled exhibits, a special invitational sculpture show, and the International Graphic Arts Experimental Exhibits highlighted the year's activities. The Art Club and Kappa Pi were sponsored by the Art Department; photo.
510 ISTC summer art tour opportunities now available
College Eye 50:25, p.4 		Will provide opportunity to tour leading museums and galleries.
511 Art Department to experiment with 'lend-lease' program
College Eye 50:2, p.1 		Will rent prints to community.
512 Art Department Adds to Collection
Old Gold 0:0, p.100 		Description of the department and news of 700 3-D slides and other additions; photos.
513 Arts and Industries
Old Gold 0:0, p.12 		The Arts and Industries Building holds the Little Theatre which is used for lectures, audio-visual instruction, and club meetings; it also includes the Department of Industrial Arts and the Department of Art; photo.
514 Department of Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.42 		The Department of Art had new additions made to the permanent art collection through purchases and donors; the Second Annual Art Fair was held in April; various art exhibits were sponsored throughout the year; photo.
515 Visiting painter to lecture at ISTC's summer session
College Eye 48:31, p.3 		Philip Evergood will be on campus; photo.
516 450 attend secondary education conference
Alumnus 41:2, p.5 		Eighty students compete for art scholarship, too.
517 Departments
Old Gold 0:0, p.92 		Brief description of the art department; photo.
518 Stimulation by art faculty creates vista of experience
College Eye 47:23, p.7 		A look at the faculty in the Department of Art.
519 Original art to be bought for Commons
College Eye 47:17, p.1 		Art students attempting to raise money to purchase work.
520 Art students visit Walker Art Museum
College Eye 47:10, p.5
521 There's all kinds of electives so you may take your pick
College Eye 47:10, p.6 		A look at some good courses to take as electives.
522 Art Presents Various Exhibits
Old Gold 0:0, p.80 		Description of the Art Department and photos of the faculty; photos.
523 Senior Students Exhibit Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.130 		A brief description of the art show each art major is required to hold before graduating from Teachers College, giving the student practical experience inplanning an art show; photos.
524 Art instructors view college art
College Eye 46:25, p.4 		Will visit Coe College; Marvin Cone will lead tour.
525 Man and materials class goes to Chicago
College Eye 46:12, p.6
526 Freshman art class lands Chicago trip
College Eye 46:11, p.3 		Will visit Art Institute.
527 News in brief
College Eye 45:40, p.3 		Quick notes from around campus.
528 Art department offers summer graduate work
College Eye 45:33, p.1 		Offering graduate work for first time this summer.
529 art
Old Gold 0:0, p.232 		Brief description of the department; photo.
530 Explains purpose of senior exhibits
College Eye 45:27, p.9 		Paul Smith talks about displaying work by seniors.
531 Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.35 		The Department of Art presents several exhibits on Swedish paintings, Japanese prints, and California crafts. A workshop is held on the importance of art in the elementary education setting.
532 Pottery to be moved
College Eye 44:33, p.3 		Students must pick up work.
533 Board turns down SCRA
College Eye 44:23, p.1 		Denies SCRA a voting membership; fine arts committee disbanded.
534 Art department plans workshop
College Eye 44:3, p.1 		Part of elementary education conference.
535 Films to be shown at A. and I. Building Thurs.
College Eye 43:37, p.4 		By Department of Art.
536 Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.132 		Description of the Art Department and photo of the faculty; photo.
537 Art majors and minors have meeting Monday
College Eye 43:27, p.3 		Will discuss courses and curriculum.
538 Art majors asked to make plans for exhibit
College Eye 43:26, p.8
539 Special To: Clear Lake Mirror
Public Relations News Release 1951:607, p.1 		Dean Myhr, Clear Lake, and Jo Swenson, Lyons, Illinois will present their senior art exhibit in the Commons. Included will be: ceramics, sculpture, jewelery, wood, art metal work, puppetry, water and oil painting, etching, printing, and textiles.
540 Special To: Clear Lake Reporter
Public Relations News Release 1951:606, p.1 		Dean Myhr, Clean Lake, and Jo Swenson, Lyons, Illinois, will present their senior art exhibit in the Commons. Included in the exhibit will be: ceramics, sculpture, jewelery, wood, art metal work, puppetry, water and oil painting, etching, and printing.
541 Special To: Mason City Globe Gazette
Public Relations News Release 1951:608, p.1 		Dean Myhr, Clear Lake, and Jo Swenson, Lyons, Illinois will present their senior art exhibit in the Commons. Included will be: ceramics, sculpture, jewelery, wood, art metal work, puppetry, water and oil painting, etching, printing, and textiles.
542 Special To: Waterloo Daily Courier
Public Relations News Release 1952:466, p.1 		Three Waterloo students have been elected to offices in Pi Phi Omega, local social sorority. Jeann Carroll was elected president; LaNelle Harvey, secretary, and Gladys Gray, historian. Carroll is a senior art major.
543 Man and Materials art class learns to work with wood, metal
College Eye 43:20, p.3 		Students learning to work with various media.
544 Art students observe SUI art collections
College Eye 43:19, p.3
545 Art department performs experiment; class members plan courses
College Eye 43:17, p.5 		Students take over planning for course.
546 Art group to sponsor discussion on Tuesday
College Eye 43:14, p.5
547 Art department open house and exhibit to be held Sunday, December 9
Public Relations News Release 1951:205, p.1 		A one-man art show by student Dassine Melcher, Waterloo, will also be featured. It is an art department requirement that every art major present a one-man art show before graduation.
548 Harry Guillaume announced a two-hour art department open house and exhibit Sunday, Dec. 9
Public Relations News Release 1951:204, p.1 		The exhibit will include student, faculty and commercial work which will be displayed in the art department rooms and halls. Features will include art metal work; pottery; paintings; furniture; sculpture work in wood, metal, wire, ceramics; and etchings.
549 Open house and exhibit scheduled by the art department Sunday, December 9
Public Relations News Release 1951:202, p.1 		The open house-exhibit will be held in the college arts and industries building.
550 Special To: the Courier
Public Relations News Release 1951:326, p.1 		An open house and exhibit scheduled by the art department Sunday, Dec. 9, will afford visitors an opportunity to view student, faculty, and commercial work.
551 Special to the Record
Public Relations News Release 1951:166, p.1 		One hundred twenty persons attended the third annual Art Workshop for Elementary School Teachers at the college Saturday, November 17.
552 Harry G. Guillaume announces that more than 100 persons are expected to attend the third annual Art Workshop for Elementary School Teachers
Public Relations News Release 1951:136, p.1 		All elementary classroom teachers in the state have been invited to the one-day workshop to be held in the Arts and Industries building. Thirty-six elementary school children from the Cedar Falls public schools and parents will also attend the workshop.
553 The facilities of the college art department are available for workshops Tuesday and Wednesday nights, 7 to 9 p.m.
Public Relations News Release 1951:89, p.1 		The work will be organized informally. Instructors will be present to assist those who wish help but no formal instruction will be given. The workshops are the result of a meeting of the art faculty and students majoring in art.
554 Art department plans workshops
College Eye 43:5, p.6 		Will make facilities available to those who wish to use them.
555 Ceramics notice
College Eye 43:4, p.3 		Students should reclaim old projects.
556 Twenty-five faculty members will be on leave of absence during the 1951-52 academic year
Public Relations News Release 1951:63, p.1

Nine faculty members in the teaching department, three from the departments of education and English and speech, two from industrial arts and mathematics, and one from home economics, art, music, physical education for women, social science, and library.
557 News in brief
College Eye 42:36, p.4 		Henry Van Engen wrote an article; Dick Shepard attends meeting; Department of Art has picnic.
558 Missouri Valley - the three-day art workshop branch summer school here was concluded Thursday (June 21) with an exhibit of students work
Public Relations News Release 1950:408, p.1 		The 38 students who completed the workshop course showed examples of work in finger painting, chalk and crayon, paper mache and clay. Violet M. Eckhoff and F. J. Browne conducted the workshop. Students are listed.
559 The three-day art workshop of the Iowa State Teachers College branch summer school here was concluded Thursday, June 21
Public Relations News Release 1950:407, p.1 		The 38 students who completed the workshop course showed examples of work in finger painting, chalk and crayon, paper mache and clay. Violet M. Eckhoff and F. J. Browne conducted the workshop. Students listed.
560 Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.42 		Brief description of the department; photo.
561 Certification standards for supervisors of student teachers was the main topic at Saturday's Conference on Professional Laboratory Experiences
Public Relations News Release 1950:348, p.1 		Participating organizations included the state department of public instruction, the Iowa Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards and the Department of Colleges and Universities of the Iowa State Education Association.
562 Certification standards for supervisors of student teachers was the main topic at Saturday's Conference on Professional Laboratory Experiences
Public Relations News Release 1950:348, p.1 		About 115 persons attended. Another 50 art teachers, art supervisors and superintendents attended the college's second annual spring art conference. A seminar on high school art problems and three afternoon art workshops highlighted the conference.
563 The campus will be the scene of two conferences Saturday, May 5
Public Relations News Release 1950:345, p.1 		The first conference is the Spring Art conference and the second is the Education conference. Art teachers, supervisors and school superintendents will attend the Art conference. Joseph Bolinsky will be chairman of the art conference.
564 Art Educators of Iowa, organized at Cedar Rapids recently by 75 charter members, has already begun an ambitious plan of service to members
Public Relations News Release 1950:341, p.1 		Research on art education problems is underway, reports President Harry G. Guillaume, Cedar Falls, and a workshop for elementary room teachers is being planned. A collection of source materials for teachers has been started.
565 The second annual Spring Art conference for art teachers, art supervisors and school superintendents will be held Saturday, May 5
Public Relations News Release 1950:337, p.1 		Conference Chairman Joseph Bolinsky said a seminar on high school art problems and three afternoon workshop will highlight the program to be held in the arts and industries building.
566 Rotary Club members visit art departments
College Eye 42:15, p.7 		Follows luncheon.
567 Unusual vacations - 15 Dec. to Dec. 1 - for ISTC aculty
Public Relations News Release 1950:160, p.1 		Instructors Dorothy Price and William Walsh of the teaching department are honeymooning after their marriage Dec. 16 in Cedar Falls. Three faculty families barely beat the Internal Revenue Service out of extra exemptions. Other vacations noted.
568 Over 100 Attend TC Art Workshop
Public Relations News Release 1950:95, p.1 		Actual participation in five art areas was the workshop's feature attraction with every teacher getting an opportunity to choose and work in three of the five areas. The art areas demonstrated were puppetry, ceramics, painting, graphics, and wood.
569 Slides are shown at art classes
College Eye 41:35, p.4 		The paintings of children, in sixth to twelfth grades, from around the world were made into slides.
570 Additions to art classes revealed
College Eye 41:31, p.3 		Additions to summer session schedule.
571 Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.38 		Brief description of the department; photo.
572 Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.97 		Brief description of the activity; photo.
573 Bennett poses for art classes
College Eye 41:20, p.3 		Nelson Bennett speaks to art classes.
574 Discussions, movie head activities of art workshop
College Eye 41:18, p.3 		Folders of materials will also be distributed.
575 Art industries will meet next week
College Eye 41:17, p.3 		Art instructors will attend a workshop that includes demonstrations and discussions on three-dimensional art experiences.
576 Art workshop for public school administrators to be held tomorrow
College Eye 41:12, p.3 		Five members of the art faculty will take part in the morning and afternoon discussions.
577 Expand Art Department with 17 new courses; new plan starts June 1950
College Eye 41:10, p.1 		Will assist in further preparing students to become instructors in the art field; description of the revised curriculum.
578 Art class correction
College Eye 41:9, p.7 		New sculpture class is open to beginning and advanced students.
579 Art conference Dec. 10
College Eye 41:8, p.7 		The conference will address problems schools are facing with art education.
580 Modeling class offered in art
College Eye 41:8, p.3 		A new class in sculpture will be offered.
581 Elementary art workshop teaches with experience
College Eye 41:4, p.3 		Teachers were given a "hands-on" approach at this workshop.
582 Art Department shows handwork
College Eye 40:40, p.5 		Description of the three summer exhibits.
583 Puppet show given by art department Friday
College Eye 40:36, p.3 		Professors Larkin and Helff are coordinating the effort.
584 Art Department plans fall survey
College Eye 40:35, p.1 		Will attempt to understand the state of art in Iowa schools.
585 Purpose of art linked with growth of child believes Guillaume, Art head
College Eye 40:34, p.6 		Believes new facilities will assist in teaching.
586 Arts and Industries Building will be dream come true
College Eye 40:32, p.6 		Professors Guillaume and Palmer talk about the new building.
587 Art Department
Old Gold 0:0, p.24 		Brief description of the department; photo.
588 Art class held in new Arts and Industries Building
College Eye 40:21, p.1 		Several classrooms on the second level are complete; description of the classrooms; most equipment has yet to arrive.
589 Art students go to Minneapolis museum
College Eye 40:10, p.6
590 Art group elects executive council representatives
College Eye 40:8, p.4 		Group One, an organization of art majors, will learn more about their department and curriculum.
591 Divide Arts Department
Alumnus 32:4, p.4 		Effective with this fall term, the Department of Art and Industrial Arts has been divided into separate departments.
592 Instructors appointed to faculty
College Eye 40:3, p.1

Roster of new faculty; Department of Art established; had formerly been a part of the Department of Art and Industrial Arts.
593 New art department at Teachers College secures first head
College Eye 39:42, p.3 		Harry Guillaume will head department after Department of Art and Industrial Arts is split.
594 Art Department
Old Gold 0:0, p.30 		Students are able to build their weaknesses and strengths through the programs and exhibits in the Art Department. The department helps students to gain the realization of professional requirements and situations early in college; photo.
595 Visitors will check art courses
College Eye 39:4, p.1 		Will examine curriculum and programs.
596 New home for arts, industry; $366,000 for teaching headquarters
College Eye 39:1, p.1 		Scheduled for completion in September 1948; description of facilities; photo.
597 36 art students attend institute
College Eye 38:41, p.6 		Highlights of meeting at University of Iowa.
598 Art classes to visit U. of Iowa art show
College Eye 38:40, p.4
599 Art
Old Gold 0:0, p.86 		Brief description of the department; photo.
600 Children's work to be exhibited
College Eye 37:36, p.1 		Violet Eckhoff will give demonstrations on art education.