Peter Marcus, area head of printmaking at Washington University's School of Fine Arts, will have a one-man showing of seven new works at the Kathryn Markel Gallery, 50 West 57th Street, New York City, N.Y., opening April 1st.
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Bill Kohn, artist and neighborhood resident, is working with members from other faculties at Washington U. on a multi-media concert based on his paintings.
Creative dance classes for children and young adults, sponsored by Washington University's Performing Arts Area Dance Division, will again be offered during the fall and spring semesters.
Tickets are now available for Washington University's new "Music At Edison" series.
Neighborhood resident, John Roach, community development director for the City of St. Louis and a Fellow of Washington University's Center for the Study of Public Affairs, gave the main address at University College's Certificate Awards Ceremony Wednesday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m. in Edison Theatre on campus.
Classes in creative dance for children and young people 5-14 years of age will be offered by Washington University's Performing Arts Area on Mondays and Wednesdays from June 14-July 8 in the studios on campus.
Twelve sample university courses ranging from stage production to physics will be offered at Washington University this summer for college bound high school juniors.
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This year's Art Fair will have a new dimension with the addition of choral program under the direction of Orland Johnson, professor of Music at Washington University.
Original designs by 17 upperclass students in Washington University's School of Fine Arts fashion design department will be featured in the "Friends of Fashion Showing, 1976" at 8 p.m.
Confirmation has been made by the Community Development Agency that funds of approximately $49,000 are forthcoming for implementation of the Four Corners Project at Kingsbury and Des Peres.
John Roach, Skinker-DeBaliviere resident, former 28th Ward Alderman, and current Community Development Director for the City of St. Louis, has been appointed a Fellow of Washington University's Center for the Study of Public Affairs.
