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Show j ; I S ' j ! v. - ) I i 5 ' I V I ; ! " V I DARK ROOM Because of increasing enrollments at the Bountiful Art Center, the photography darkroom facilities have been expanded and moved to the Davis Complex. Ron Hyman, instructor in photography for the Center, has contributed his knowledge, experience, skill and muscle toward the improvement and enlargement of the darkroom. A LOT of ingenuity on the part of Ron Hyman and Tony Rasmussen and a lot of hard . work and long hours volun-teered volun-teered by enthusiastic staff members. Dr. Stringham, Ron, and Tony, have converted convert-ed the old kitchen at the Davis Complex into an efficient darkroom with double the capacity for students. Formerly classes at the Art Center in Darkroom Workshop were limited to 10 students. With the additional space and the acquisition of 5 new enlargers the classes can now accommodate 20 students. RON HYMAN teaches two classes in photography which have been approved for teacher recertification credit: "Introduction to Photography" Pho-tography" and "Darkroom Workshop," designed for the creative use of the darkroom, using black and white as the media of expression. All instruction will relate to individual in-dividual needs. Space is still available in the Darkroom Workshop which is offered on Wednesdays Wednes-days from 7-10 p.m. Those stili desiring to register for the class will not be assessed a late fee if registration is received by class time on Wednesday, April 7. The classes will be offered again summer quarter, and, in addition, ad-dition, a photoeraohv class Preparing a new photographic dark room at the Davis-University of Utah Center, are 1 to r. Dr. William Stringham, director of the center; cen-ter; Jerry Yazzie, employee of Bountiful Art Center, and Tony Rasmussen, director of the Bountiful Art Center. for youth will be added summer quarter. IN CONNECTION Ceramics classes offered at the Center, Diane Shaw will present a lecture each Monday from 6-7 p.m. at the Center. On Mon-dav. Mon-dav. ADril 5. her subject will be "Clay and Clay Bodies." In the lecture she will explain the types and uses of clay, the nature of the material, its origins, and quartz inversion. The lectures are open to the public and interested persons may attend for a fee of $1.50 per lecture. The art film series for Wednesday, April 7, will present "Landscape Into Art," and "Van Eyck: Father of Flemish Painting," the story of Jan Van Eyck. the Flemish painter, who strove to free painting from the con- j ventions and restrictions of I manuscript illumination of the early fifteenth century. The films begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Davis Complex, 197 E. 500 So., and are free to the public. GALLERY VISITORS wHI be able to enjoy the Davis County Competition Show exhibit through April 18 in the gallery at the Art Center. Works by current and past residents of Davis County comprise the show. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10-6, Sunday, 2-5, closed Mondays. |