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ELIZABETH GEORGE
This small but dazzling array of
hand-wrought metal and wood
jewelry and ornamented boxes by
South Carolinian Elizabeth George
far exceeded Aesthetica expectations.
Flawless craftsmanship
combined with a striking
sensitivity for form and con
trasting metals and woods in a
pleasing synthesis, characterize
this exhibition.
Most of the works are available
for purchase at more than
moderate prices, competitive in
fact to even machine-stamped
facsimiles of hand-wrought sensitivities.
Yet nothing can touch
nor copy the well-crafted
manipulator of such an art, for like
an emerald, the slightest flaw
increases both the value and the
individuality of the object.
The show will continue through
October in the East wall display
case of McKissick's main gallery.
ART FACULTY ART
Opening today (although the
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rescueduled for Oct. 24) and
continuing through Nov. 7 is the
annual USC Art Department
Faculty Exhibition, also in
McKissick. This show highlights
the current work of faculty
members, but due to the possible
clamor of conflicting interest,
Aesthetica will refrain from
critical comment on this one.
CHILD WALL
Columbia has been graced with
yet another stupendous wall
mural, this time in celebration of
the International Year of the Child.
The mural is located on the corner
of Assembly and Dreyfus and
spans the 250-foot wall of the
Capital City Ball Park. With
paintings depicting 25 Columbia
children, the wall provides a
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traffic on Assembly.
The work was co-sponsored by
the Artists Guild of Columbia and
the Columbia Museums of Art and
Science, under the direction of
KVitipil Wctiuiup.
A graduate of USC, Waldrop has
directed more than 60 murals and
is currently Special Projects
Director with Community
Education of Richland District I.
The mural was completed last
Saturday in a gigantic "paint-athon"
by members of the Artists
Guild, who in turn chose their own
children for depiction.
SUNDAYS AT THREE
A new program begins this
month at the Columbia Museums
which will offer special lectures,
films, art and science demonstrations,
dance and musical
events each Sunday afternoon at 3.
Last Sunday's program was a
slide lecture on Art Nouveau, and
this week's offering will be the
opening reception for the Seibels
Bruce Caroliniana Watercolor
Competition.
The following Sunday, USC
professor Chris Robinson will
conduct a gallery talk on National
Sculpture '79. Robinson, a sculptor
himself, was also Exhibition
Director for this year's show, and
should be indispensible in
providing background on both the
works and the artists exhibiting.
The last Sunday of the month,
Oct. 28, Elizabeth Lever will
present a 45-minute slide program
on Alaska.
Sundays at Three will continue
throughout the fall and winter
months and should be an informative
dimension to the
Museum's numerous other services.
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