Page 12 LUMBERJACK Thursday, March 23, 1978 Printing department holds exhibition and sale Printmaking Department at NAU will Quality and value are the overriding con- sponsor an exhibition and sale of original siderations in assembhng the collection. It efchings, woodcuts and lithographs from has an acknowledged bias for the art Davidson Galleries, Seattle, on Monday, historical rather than for the " fashionable" April 3, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Works by print. The collection grows continually and Durer, Rouault, Hogarth, Magritte, Picasso, reflects the divergent philosophical ap- and Hiroshige, and important contemporary proaches to contemporary printmaking and artists are for sale. The collection spans over print collecting. 500 years of printmaking. Most of the collection is priced under $100. Davidson Galleries is a small, western firm The inexpensive prints include early interested m initiating and encouraging in- manuscripts. original illustrations (by terest in collecting original prints. The Daumier. Martin, and Rowlandson) 18th and gallery is small enough to be personal, yet 19th century botanicals, contemporary prints large enough to commission editions and in small format or large editions, and un- publish a 40 to 50 page annual. illustrated signed works. There are few, if any, contem- catalog. Davidson Galleries hosts an annual, porary restrikes. international, competitive print exhibiton, Both above and below $100 are major works and actively contributes to the Northwest by important contemporary European and print community by sponsoring one artist and American artists. There are museum quality theme exhibitions in Seattle. pteces in all price ranges. ~----------------------------~ 75vearsof LISA BAIRD helping the handicapped for This is one of many pieces that will be help exhibited or for sale, April 3. The collection lithographs and spans over 500 years of ASNAU includes original etchings, woodcuts and printmaking. themselves. North Campus Vice President Top Ten Art, music, ideas . • Following are the top 'King Lear' cast selected Vote April 6 singles and albums as listed in Billboard magazine. The cast for " Klng Lear" by William Mike Traylor, plays the Fool; Tom Harris. the Duke of Albany; Russell Paid for by the abova candidate. 'J UP lll ;:,1 ULI!;S Shakespeare, the final NAU theatre production of the season scheduled for Leander, the Duke of Cornwall; Chuck 1 "''\tght Fever" Bee Gees Sigars, the Earl of Gloucester; Doug •RS01 May 2~ . has been chosen. ''dvm· Alive" Bee Gees Negotiations are being made by Actors Dupuy. Edgar (the son of Gloucester) · c!1.S0 1 Equity to have Gordon Gould , Broadway Mike Peach, Edmund (the bastard son of 3. " EmotiOn" Samantha Sang actor, play the demanding role of King Gloucester) ; Jay Shelton, Oswald ROLL INTO SPRING Lear. 1 Pn vate Stock l. <0>neril's Steward); Wayne Wallins, the The following people have been working King of France; Gary DaVJd, the Duke of ~ Ld' I ... wn Sally" Enc Claptor lRSO ). on an analysis of lines for the past two Burgundy. AT THE weeks: 5 "Can t :,mile Without You" In " King Lear" like most Shakespeare Do•n• " 8nl!ow (Aristal. plays. there are few roles for women. 6 "' Love 1s Thicker Than Dr. Merchant Because of this the three daughter's roles CONSOLIDATED LOGGING CO. naLel i\nay Gibb tRSOi. will be played by six women. i [ Go Crazy'" Paul Davis The women actresses are Catherine cBang ) gives lectures Breeze and Barbara Eckles playing 8 "Somettmes When We Goneril, Diane Daniel and Lin Haring Touch"' Dan H11l (20th Cen­ Dr. Vasant V. Merchant, associate playing Regan, and Christa Atherton and tury! professor of humanities at AU gave lec­ Melanie Shropshire as Cordelia. Happy Live 9 " If I Can't Have You" tures at two conferences last weekend. Yvonne Elhman tRSO ). On Friday and Saturday she par­ Hour Enter· 10 . " Thunder Island" Jay ticipated in the New Directions Ferguson t Asylum Conference at the Scottsdale Conference Gallery plans 5-8 p.m. tainment TOP 10 LPs Center and Resort. There, she lectured on Mon.-Fri. by I "Saturday :-;1ght Fever" " The Humanities Point of View." new exhibit Soundtrack 1 Asvlum 1. Second 2 ·'The Stranger' Billy Jvel Flagstaff choir The Illustrators Exhibit will be at the rColu mbia NAU Art Gallery from April 6-28, said Dr. Wind. 3. ·slowhand" Eric Clapton Joel E1de, director of the gallery cRSO plans practices The exh1bit Wlll constst of approximate­ 4 Runnmg On Empty" ly 100 art pieces which include Cocktails only 95~ Jackson Browne tAsvlum ) Smgers from the Flagstaff area who photography and an exhibit of V.orld War I 5.' AJa Steely Dan ~ ABC l would like to join the Flagstaff Oratorio posters. Beer &Qc pint, pitcher 52.00 6 " Even ~ow " Barry Chotr m the productiOn of Beethoven's The photography segnnent. titled " New :\ lanilow t Amta ). opera 'Fidelio" are invited to attend Blues,.. wtll comprise 22 blue-print WHET YOUR APPETITE WITH OUR 7. " Weekend m L.A " George weekly rehearsals planned to take place photographs by 15 artists. Benson I Warner Bros.,. Tuesdays m • 'AU's Ashurst Music Hall, Among the artists in the art show will be BROILm VEGETABLE BASKETS 8 ·:;-;ews Of The World" sa1d Millard H. K1nney , director of the Peter Schwepker. photo journalism in­ Queen 1 Elektra 1. choir. structor at NAU, who will exhibit ONLY s2.25 9. " The Grand Illusion · Styx: The choir will join with NAU's opera photographs. Other artists include Bart <A&M I. workshop and the Flagstaff Symphony in Forbes, Daniel Schwartz and Bruce Wolfe. 10. "Pmnt Of Know Return" performances of the opera April28 and 29 , Some photographs will be for sale, Eide Kansas cKirshnen at 8 p.m. in Ardrey Auditoriwn. sa1d. 77 4-9040 • 602 MIKE'S PIKE .