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The sponsors of the Georgia Student Art Exhibition believe that there is a growing consciousness of the importancc of art in the development of a well-rounded individual, and they believe that this annual exhibition has become a positive instrument for the encouragement of art expression in the State of Georgia

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dates: Lrhibition open: APril 7-21, 1950 Last date for entries: March 8, 1950

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pldces: Georgia Nluseum of Art and Fine Arts Gallerv on the University camPus

regulatio ns:

l. Any school in the State of Georgia mav ele, submit lvork: kindergarten, primary, and college, l.

mentary, junior high, seiiortrigh, public,' piiur,. or-parochial schools' Th.t. ,.. .rn limitations as to the number of pieces submitted from any school as long as each is accompanied

by an entry fee of

25

art work;

no

cents.

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entries must be original

copies

of other work 'rvill be considered'

+. \\brk in any medium is

acceptable, i'e'

drawing, painting, prints' textiles, designs'

sculpture, crafts.

5. Eveiy precaution u'ill be taken to care for ,l'or( submimed, but u/e cannot for damage to or loss of rvork.

be responsible

mounting All work must

be matted or mounted on 22 x 28 inch gray chip, tag, or mat board. Oil paintings should be simply framed. Scotch or masking tap should not be used in mounting. Paste, mucilage, or brown paper tape is suggested.

Crafts and ceramics should be carefully packed to insure safe arrival

JUTOTS

Sibyl Browne, Associate Professor in Art Education and Secretary, Georgia Student Art Exhibition, University of Georgia Caroline Dick, Art Teacher Ensley High School Birmingham, Alabama Reaunette Everett, Head Department

of Art

LaGrange Colleee LaGrange, Georgia

identi[ication Entry blanks will be sent upon requesr. One entry blank should be attached to the back, lower right-hand corner of each mount. A duplicate must be sent ro the Secretary with the fee of 25 cents per entry. For articles other than flat work, entry blanks should be mounted on cardboard and attached by means of a heavy cord.

fezs and moiling 1. Send all entries, fees' and correspondence to Miss Sibyl Browne, Secretary, Georgia

Srudent Art- Exhibition, Department of Art,

University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.

Make checks or money orders payable to Secretary, Georgia Student Art Exhibition.

2. All entries must be postmarked not later than March 8, 1950. Ail entry blanks and fees must be mailed on or before this date.

in person must be turned into the Secretary, Georgia Student Art Exhibition Room 204, Fine Arts Building, University of Georgia, on or before March 8, 1950.

3. Work delivered

4.

Entries should be sent exPress prepaid, and they will be returned to owners exPress charges collect.

dwdrds Certificates

of Distinction will be awarded to

students whose work is selected

Student

for the Georgia for

Art Exhibition Travelling Show

1950-195r.

High school seniors submitting outstanding work will be eligible for the Art Departnxeffi Sbholdrship and Michael Brothers, lnc., Scbolarsbip Ausard, two tuition scholarships (g123.00) to be usedduring the year 1950-51 in the Department of Art, The University of Georgiai Athens.

traveling exhibit A mounted travelling exhibit and set of slides of choice work retained from this 1950 exhibition will be available to schools all over Georgia in the fall. Requests for slides or mounts shou-ld be made to the Secretary, Georgia Student Art Exhibition before September

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1950.

PROGRAM

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THEME

Friday,

April 7,1950

10:00 a. m. General Meeting The Gallery, Fine Arts Building chairman: Lamar Dodd wclcome: Lamar Dodd, Head, Department of Art Fred Ayers, Superintendent, Athens Public Schools Ernest A. Lowe, Director, Division .of General Extension Satisfying Cbildren's Needs Tbrough Art in Our Schools Speaker: A{rs. Howard Thomas, Supervisor of Art, Athens Public Schools

l0:30

a. m.

to visit Athens Public Schools to observe art activities. Lunch at each school. Transportation furnished.

(Those expecting to attend the conference will please send Miss Browne before April 1 their choice of grades to visit. Senior high school teachers may choose either the Junior High School or the Department of Art at the University.

Leave

2:00 p. m. Leave schools 2:30 p. m. Group discussions

Problems that Ha.oe Arisen in One's orun Situation or During Today's Yisitaian

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Kindergarten-Primary Grades, Fine Arts Gailery chairman

Virginia Hall, Elementary Art Supervisor A4acon

discussion leader:

Magdalene Glenn, Principal, College Avenue School, Athens.

seventh annual georgia srudenr art exhibition and conference the university ,t ,*rf,fJ:

development

of the individual

through art experience

resource leaders:

Mary. Small, Public Schools, Valdosta Richard Emerson W'illiams, Art Departmenr, Georgia State College for \l,'omen b

Intermediate Grade Teachers,

R"r. Fi#ooP

Arts Auditorium chairman:

Dorothy Firor, Instructional Supervisor Morgan County discussion leader: [sabelle Lumsden, Director, Teacher Education, Piedmont College, Demorest

resource leaders:

Elizabeth Deariso, Instructional Supervisor, Worth County, Sylvester Lynn Shufelt, Emory University - -Dr. Mrs. Fred White, Art Teacher, Toccoa Junior and Senior High School T.r"h.r3to*P " Room 202, Fine Arts Building

Mrs. Lucia Corbin, *"rr.";rf"tt#rfi School, Atlanta discussion leader: A{rs. Winifred Van Cise, Art Supervisor,

Albany resource leaders:

Ellen Brooks, High School, Loganville Lula Jones, Public Schools, Gainesville group d College Teachers

Balcony Fine Arts Auditorium chairman: Mamie Padgett, Head, Department of Arr Georgia State College for Women discussion leader: Reaunette Everett, Head, Department of Art, LaGrange College

resource leaders:

Frieda Gernant, Georgia Teachers College State Joseph W. Pember, Valdosta

College

Hugh Wallace, West Georgia College Carrollton

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Front Fine Arts Auditorium chairman:

M;;. HamPton Rowland, Principal' Chase

Street School, Athens discussion leader:

Elizabeth Donovan, Instructioral Consultant, State Department of Education resource leaders:

n. C. Casteel, Principal,

Lavonia High

School

Margaret MurPhY, SuPervisor Savannah E*"tv Rose Wood, Director,

of Art'

Art Educa-

don, Fulton CountY these meetings, each group is asked to Preto Dare not more than two important questlons Saturday on discussion [.-in" u^tit of the panel ;;;i"g. These questions will be called for by messenger at 3:30'

At

4:00 p. m. Joint Meeting with Junior Section

Arts Auditorium Fine -O"rt;ty -iri in tbe

Georgia Student Art

Exhibition

slides of some of the Exhibit' work in the 1950 speaker: Sibyl Browne, Department of Art

Trif. iff""tated with

5:00 p. m. OPen House 7:00 p. m. Dinner Holman Hotel U.,rroi' Guest: Martha Griffin' Art Education Division, G. E. A. and other members of Advisory Council, Gporgia Student Art Exhibition

8:00 o. m.

Inforrlal recePtion to see Georgia Nluseum of Art

the 1950 Exhibit

soturday, april B 10:00 a. m.

General lVleeting Georgia N{useum of Art chairman

Lamar Dodd

Grotaing

in Art-Film

of Art Experience Helps Youth De,oelop? Panel Discussion

Whdt Kind

b.

discussion leader

Sibyl Browne panel

Dr. O. C. Aderhold Lamar Dodd Elizabeth Donovan Reaunette Everett Magdalene Glenn Dr. Lynn Shufelt

Winifred Van

Cise

l2:00 noon Luncheon, Georgian Hotel presiding:

Dr. O. C. Aderhold speaker:

Art Actiuity for

Lamar Dodd Eaery Georgia Student Presentation of Awards

N'Ieeting

2:00 p. m. of Advisory Council

Mr. Dodd's

Office

PROGRAM Friday,

April

iunior

7 leader: Ezra Sellers

10:00 a. m.

Visits to classes in the Department the University

of Art

at

l2:00 noon Lunch: Denmark Hall

1:00 p. m.

Meeting for high school and university students

Georgia museum of Art Why-l Aw Taking Art-Parnel Discussion discussion leader:

Howard Thomas, DePartment of Art oanel members: high school students: ' Tho*as Beritly, High School, Hapeville L. T. Dowdle, High ' School, Columbus Benjamin Hirsch, Hoke Smith High School, Atlanta Carlton Huie, High School, Albanv Kay Ragsdale, University Demonstration School

Ann West, High School, Madison Tommy Whitehead, Athens

2:00 p. m.

Visit io murals by Jean Charlot and to Georgia Student Art L,xhibition, Georgia Museum of Art

4:00 p. m.

Joint meeting with adult grouP The Gallery, Fine Arts Building

odvisory council chainnan

Mrs. Winifred Van Cise

Supervisor

of Art

Albany Katherine Comfort Supervisor of Art Atlantr Reaunette Everett LaGrange College LaGrange

A4ary Goddard i\{orningside Drive Route I Colunrbus

l\{artha Griffin Head, Deparmrent of Art

shorter.$Ig:

O. K. Jolly Principal, Chester School Chester

Isable Lunrsden Piedmont College Denrorest

Nlaurie Padgett Head, Departnrent of Art Georgia State College for \\'ornen Milledgevillc Joe Pernber Departlllent of Art Georgia State \\r<lmen's College Valdostrr

Alrs. Howirrd Thtxnm Supervisor of Art Athens

notes:

designed by

frances hamilton