Word: exhibitionisms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Paul H. Buck, Director of the University Libraries, commented "This is just another scheme to spend the University dollar on the undergraduate," but he allowed the CRIMSON to set up an exhibition (see right) on the bottom level which illustrates the benefits available under the new plan for photographic education...
The Yale athletic department, renowned for swimming, has its most out-standing facilities available to teach future Olympic champions. In addition to the exhibition pool described above, the building also contains one of the largest suspended swimming pools in the world. Used primarily for practice, this 167-foot stretch of...
The size of the structure can be imagined by visualizing the four elevators, a total of 16 floors, 28 squash courts, to begin with. Two sides extend from the central tower, each harboring an exhibition unit. The left wing contains the exhibition swimming pool, while the right wing holds an...
Since the first cave man painted the animals he hunted on the walls of his cave, artists have been fascinated by the possibilities of sport in art. To prove that artists are still far from ignoring fun and games, the American Federation of Arts and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED have rounded up...
Tapping U.S. collections only, the exhibition turns up some unexpected contributions along with old favorites. Goya was a bullring aficionado. Winslow Homer, while covering the Civil War, took time out to paint Zouaves pitching quoits in camp. Philadelphia's Thomas Eakins painted scullers and wrestlers; George Bellows not only...