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Show Chronicle - Page Thirteen Wednesday, February 22, 1989 -- union gallery from page twelve Sang Y. Park's "Vette 66" is one of the 'catchier pieces on display. Using the airbrush, Park heavily paints the front end of of a 1966 Corvette in all its chrome, glass and glory. While seeming not to intend the precision of the super realists, Parks is wet-pai- ous and Miles' objective successful. As a tribute to, or perhaps a mocking of, the recently deceased surrealist Salvador Dali, Andrew Ledbetter paints 'The Fall of Dali." The picture, reminiscent of Dali's "Soft Construction with Boiled Beans," features the grimacing head of Dali in one nt of his own haunting, undoubtedly, and with much success, art trying his hand at movement committed to copying the specificity and detail of the photograph. Chris Miles' work "Piece For Chair dream-lik- e land- scape environments. Trethewey is constantly looking for new work to display at the Showcase Gallery and anyone interested should bring in slides or a portfolio to show him. The Union Showcase Gallery is located on the main floor of the Student Union Gallery and is open Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m. photo-realism-- an Calendar" is an interesting graphic effort. It pictures a man in a living room setting. Most notably, this character sits in midair, making the absence of his chair obvi Vote Today!! Feb from e doorst. the, "aolrs.hemes from bs,. ., 5- -f hi sssr . 22 & 23 n vote Mo Zona Hoa - President John Lund - Vice President ASSEMBLY ACADEMIC ADVISING Katie Miner Erin Stringham Alison Hanson Doug Taylor John Hunderli Brad Radmusson T. Curtis Chisholm Kevin Mukai ' ' Kathy ' ' Winchester Heidi Smith Kristin Swinler Andrea Pinnock Michael Tribe Christensen Sandy Rowan Robert Falk Nilsa A. Feliciano Gary Facer Brian Fox " ' EDUCATION SCIENCE Abby Cannon :. Jane Bridge FNGINEERING Brent Nielsen Tiffani King Allison Lloyd ' SOCIAL ft BEHAVIOR FINE ARTS SCIENCE Nate Pinnock Debbie Hannan Doug Jones Amy Mitchell E. Shane Morris . BUSINESS Stephen HUMANITIES . '.'' Liz Clark Howie Bagley Rich Rowles EricBoyack - -. HEALTH Jordon Wright David Tate Leslie Dearden Brian Rodriguez Jon Jacomsen Jay Helton - KissyBuchan The best woofers and tweeters four dollars can buy. Now students can enjoy one of the best sound systems in the world. The Utah Symphony, perfoirning live the greatest hits in history. Tickets are $4 and are available at the Utah Symphony box office for most performances one week prior to the concert. Be sure to present your student ID. for ticket purchase and for concert admission. Season tickets for students are half price. For more information, call the Box Office at 533-640- 7. Student tickets a mere $4. UtmSymphony The Associated Students of the University of Utah is proud to welcome American poet AHen Ginsberg on Wednesday, February 22, at 12 noon in the Union Ballroom. Ginsberg's Poem "Howl" made him famous as a leader of the beat generation during the '50s. His association and activities with Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, Neal Cassady, Dr. Timothy Leary, Bob Dylan, Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters made him an important figure during the '60s. Ginsberg has won numerous literary awards including The Guggenheim Fellowship, National Institute of Arts and Letters Grant for poetry. He is recognized as one of America's great contemporary poets. This lecture and poetry reading is free and open to the public. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12:00 NOON V V fJtTV KILS8S UNION BALLROOM Absolutely Free! 22, |
