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"If you don't understand the painting, ask the artist," is
the creed of Jon Kowalek, graduate student in art education
from Fulsom, whose current one m_an show will continue in
138 Temporary until Jan. 29.
Even some of the contemporary artists have trouble
communicating with each other,
he said, but the students make
no real effort to try to understand
any of the current styles
Kowalek's exhibit includes
styles from realism to expres
sionalism since he is an artist
who likes to experiment with all
styles.
The sculptures he is exhibit
ing are thin rods of braised
metal welded together to create
the impression of a bicycle
rider, the creation of a flame
and the sensitive inner work
ing of a soul.
Three of Kowalek's landscapes
are seen through a mist of fog
He first painted with this tech
nique by accident when he tried
to paint seashores and dunes on
a foggy day and the atmosphere
affected the canvas.
Kowalek is also the first artist
at the University to produce a
new monoprint tech
_pique in
which he used 15 or 20 overlays
of color to produce a design.
Two of the most unusual works
in his show are entitled "The
Kiss" and "Em Fulhing," the feel
ing.
"The Kiss" shows two feature
less head shapes kissing. Despite
the lack of features, the shape
of the heads and necks makes
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and the woman.
"The Feeling" is a lacquer
painting which shows emotion by
splashes of color on the canvas.
Although Kowalek has done
realistic paintings he feels realism
is no longer a challenge to him.
"Anyone with any talent can
paint realistically," he said.
Kowalek held his first one-man
show at Kutztown State Teachers
College. His works have also been
shown in the Reading Museum,
the Philadelphia Alliance, the
Hedgrow Theatre, Moylan and
the Wallingfoid Community Art
Center. He taught at Kutztown
for three years.
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reactions to educational television.
Their estimates placed student &-
action on the negative side in 49
per cent of the questionnaires.
The answers ranged from three:
per cent who thought the response,
very antagonistic, to 40 per cent ,
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Of the faculty members who
taught television courses, 46 per
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the positive side, and seven per
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members who had not taught tele-!
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of contact and individual atten
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teaching a television course, listed!
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