Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...extra-curricular activities, ordinarily has little time in which to indulge his inherent taste for art. With the realization of this fact, certain students in Lowell and Dunster Houses have conceived the plan of displaying in the respective Houses works of art contributed by members. The Lowell House exhibit is at present on display in the Student's Common Room, while plans for the Dunster exhibit are still in a nascent state...
...following article reviewing the art exhibit now being held in the Lowell House Common Room was expressly written for the Crimson by P. S. Harris '32, chairman of the committee in charge...
Renting at $2.50 per reel for domestic projectors, or $5 for commercial machines, forthcoming Metropolitan movies will exhibit Painter Frank Weston Benson, smoking a pipe, and Painter Lawrence Saint, making a stained glass window for the Washington Cathedral. First of the series, released last week, exhibited Painter Hassam beginning his day as befits a rich, successful and not yet superannuated artist, by dictating letters to his pretty secretary, Virginia Rook, who is also his grandniece. Later Painter Hassam is seen showing some sketches to his wife, swimming at Southampton's Maidstone Club, whacking at a golf ball...
...committee composed of H. P. McIlhenny '33, J. S. Newberry '33, and D. W. Brown '34 is making plans for a Dunster House art exhibit to be held to week of February 15 in the small common room of the House. In order to increase the capacity of the common room, some movable partitions will be borrowed from the Fogg Museum and placed in the center of the room...
...models in the exhibit of modern architecture will be prepared by well-known American architects, among whom will be Raymond Hood, Frank Lloyd Wright and Howe & Lescaze. European architects also are preparing models for display, including Le Corbusier of Paris, J. J. Oud of Poland, and Otto Haesler, Walter Groplus and Mies van der Rohe of Germany...