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-JBampi&s Br Texas Singers To P< The University of Texas Beachy h; Chamber Singers will give a guest condi snecial Derformance at 1:30 National W p.m. March 13 at Fraser Hall artistic dire< in McMasters. cipal condi Sponsored by the USC Schubert 1 Department of Music, the Seminar in group will perform a series director of a of selections including works chorus in the by Di Lasso, Gabrieli and Internation Aaron Copland. The concert his work ran? is free and open to the public, its kind" ii Dr. Morris J. Beachy "musical hi directs the Chamber Germany. Sineers. He has been a Beachy alsi member of the University of conductor c Texas music faculty since Choral Unioi 1957 and is recognized in- official chori ternationally for his work. 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Austria, and Jasper Johns, a former USC national youth one 0f the country's most widel; United States. works, such as "Three Flags," al reviews of be found in museums worldwi< je from "best of jn Expo 1967 in Montreal, n Spain to a gh point" in Johns said if he finds someo his, he abandons the idea. I 0 iS founder 3Ild \i;nrlroH \i7ith proatina Hifforpn the Austin the idea "came to me all at one i which is the j have a sketch on the back of i is of the Austin having a kind of moral conflii Orchestra. covered portions, because the fill ke covered? and is therefore [*S lidd picture ? that idea conflicts v picture which suggests that y< nths and have telling myself that I was doing grades two to knew that I hadn't painted it." .vill be asked to Johns' rise to artistic succ< several riches" story. J R. Craft, reti res and an in- South Carolina art rrfuseum sa ile their children he started out. He didn't have iwed and tested sold his early works for $5-$10. KAxoiAn ...111 inlro Of nnnrco tnHav thau'H I 1 lie aCOOlUii Will V/i VV/UAUV, VVUUJ V.ivj \4 0 minutes. the early Johns are going for ler later will be Johns, Jap to his friends, :k for a second studying art history and rece which she will History is about painting isn' )rmation on how saw paintings. You understai is adjusting. S.C. to see, so you just looked i U y J. ' n r\ I IIL JLVVCLI I H 2909 Piatt Spri Pm 1 HK 3102 Broad I pW more than just< 0km urn I AILS! I When Tin ,TS I 8 Matters^ ; /10 ?. lounge I m We Don't (? t r> i I K*J a ? I , o0S(. p sacrifice v envurst j . - ?.. T- . ^AU if WeKeepOurC^ CIIPPIICC I 9 Fabric ( ... ? VV. ??? ? I ?*?'? * ? / / Johns, Former USl Worldwide Artistic AMESON "I remember the fi liter Picasso, he said, I ?? ? t nought it was the ugli student, has been praised as the light coming throu; y collected artists. Some of his Retired history pro! "Untitled," or "Target" can work, "he is famous f< ie. His "Map" was displayed recognized not for whc them. He put skill in hi ne that has an idea similar to "Jap has a wonderfi n "Three Flags," the artist at the same time is t surface images. Johns said, friends,fame hasn't ch e ? the thought was complete, many of Johns origin? in envelope for it. I remember Johns was in the ari zi about whether to paint the was in the Far Easl idea of doing work which will perience shows up in h not a part of the necessary When Johns return* vith the teasing quality of the New York, where he )u have done it. I solved it by Castelli museum. The the painting for myself, and I pop art. He is sometim In 1977-1978, his wo iss was the typical "rags to Whitney Museum of / red director of the Columbia, displayed at such mu id, "Jap was very broke when Culture Georges Pon two cents to rub together. He Gallery in London, Er Some doctor bought them as a Tokyo, Japan. )e worth a lot more." Some of 570,000. Johns now spends p the Caribbean and the attended USC from 1947-1948, to live in a converted ived an honorary degree. "Art tings in the vault, but I t it?" he said, "I never really "i Kked New York v id. there were no paintings in inw anH h it things in a little book." grew horizontal - mon They LookReal!^^ because they are. H Sandollars and H H , ^.yQuanty i ^ i dumb l \V 9*4 i .^,.?.-lrl f., ft ,.. i | ^ In BY 2:00 M IBB H\\ OUT BY 5:00 ET | HFI\\ "By Request" M H JR. Mon.-Fri. ^9 | SH| *No Extra a I SjH^S Charg? jjjj jRffffM jW exclusively H mHWMBJ $3a At Main Plant 19 i\. |ps a 425 Aaaembty St. pS 1 i its' #|m4?CN*v n I IMS f STORKS |H I JM i I ***** Bj , SjHJJ |Ouf By 5gyJ g ustomers Happy... S 7 ^ ! |IJ jfff ince 19371 ? g| tetei&SWi? IMA ulitDil BH tfUlfWW | HBHB jare Center J?pH NDERERS FURRIER I Uu 304I8 MW I - r-r---:. C Student : Acceptance rst Picasso I ever saw, the first real could not believe it was a Picasso. I est thing I'd ever seen. I'd been used to gh color slides." fessor, Robert Ochs said about Johns' ar painting ordinary things that people it he painted but by the way he painted s drawings, and special dare." jl sense of humor with his friends, but reserved. He's remained loyal to his langedhim that way."Och's possesses tic mo. my for two years. During that time he t. Many critics believe that this exis work. id from the Korean war, he settled in had his first important show with the ire he developed from abstract art to les considered the "Father of pop art." rks toured the world starting with the American Art in New York. They were seums as Centre National D'Art et De ipidou in Paris, France, the Hayward lgland, and the Seibu Museum of Art in >art of the year on St. Martin island in other part in Stony Point, N.Y. He used I bank in New York and kept his painhe grew tired of the city. vhen it was an up-and-down city for me, uildings," he said, "but then, for me, it otonous." 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