Word: visualizing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Either through lack of space or editorial choice, your story on the Visual Arts Center in the CRIMSON of February 12 neglected to include the positive plans of the Center for extra-curricular activities, along with the "negative" aspects of the situation with which you led your story. The Visual Arts faculty committee definitely wishes to encourage and support the many varieties of arts activities that now exist and may develop in the Union, the Houses, and at Radcliffe...
Excellent informal classes in drawing and painting are now conducted at Adams, Quincy, and Eliot, and from this start, we hope to see expansion into programs that will include still photography, film, and perhaps other areas of the visual arts. We hope in the future to work closely with WHRB in developing a television program, and with student moviemakers...
During this spring term, members of of the faculty committee will hold conversations and meetings with administrators, organizations and individual students who are interested in an active extra-curricular visual arts program, in order to gather information that will lead to a valuable program and policy in this area...
...recent statement to the Committee on Educational Policy introducing an outline of the center's program for next year I wrote, among other things: "The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts has to perform an educational task as its foremost obligation.... All that needs to be done is to have visual experience, visual exploration and visual creation share in education a revelant place with verbal experience, investigation and creation .... Backbone of the program is what has been designated the core course together with workshops. In addition there will be advanced workshops, seminars and special projects. Extracurricular activity will be sponsored...
...detail, but undergraduates should feel assured that in due time the doors of the Center will be wide open to them for any reasonable creative project that meets certain obvious standards of seriousness and quality. Eduard F. Sekler Professor of Architecture Member, Committee on the Practice of the Visual Arts...