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Baskin Exhibit At Haslem Gallery Leonard Baskin, one of the significant figures of our time, will be exhibiting graphics at the Jane Haslem Gallery now through Dec. 14. Currently Mr. Baskin is living in North Hamp ton, Mass., and is professor in printmaking and soilpture at Smith College. He received his formal education at New York University, Yale University, New School for Social Research, N. Y., Academie de la Grande Chaumiere, Paris and Academia di Belle Arti, Florence. His most recent exhibitions in clude a one-man exhibition or ganized by the Museum of Mod em Art to circulate in Europe (1961-62), the Pittsburgh Inter national Exhibition (195941), Re cent Sculpture U.S.A., Museum of Modem Art <1959-60), and the Vi Bienal, Sao Paulo, Brazil (1961). He has received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Grant, a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Na tional Institute for Arts and Let ters Grant and the Prix de Rome. Leonard Baskin's sensitivity and awareness have given him a rare insight into our century. Many find him intolerable, for he is compelled to be the world’s conscience. He is obsessive about man. In reply to opinions that he is morbid he says “the world of art is full of paintings of land scapes, flowers, still-lifes, ripen ing grapes, young buxom ladies, dressed and undressed, and one has this entire world to choose from. Why can’t one single, ob scure. isolated artist be morbid, gruesome and decadent—although I don’t agree that I’m any of these things. I keep seeing the gaping hole, the bleeding wound. The rest of the body may be healthy but the wound that bleeds is what concerns me. And I think that some artists should be concerned with this. I seek enrichment for my work in the natural world, in the world of man, in art itself." Baskin's basic comer, the human island, becomes in his art the channel for expressing his notions, feel ings, and beliefs about life. His figures are decadent and worn by the corrosive wear of intense living. At the same time they maintain a grandeur, a nobility, never attained by youthful, un touched figures. The harsh, rug ed expressiveness of woodcut and etching are richly exploited to convey his ideas. He says, “I should characterize my prints and drawings as didactic and moralistic, and trust they have become so through the devices of what was once called 'significant form’.” He has mastered and used art forms and media. He is best known for sculpture and graphic art. He is considered one of America’s most outstanding ar tists in these media. He has es tablished new tendencies and techniques .within the etching media as well as being one of the contemporary artists to as sert the importance of this tra ditional media in modem art. Thirty to fifty of his etchings THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY will be on exhibit at the Gallery. They will be a widely represen tative selection rewarding the viewer with a portrait of Bas kin’s “world view.” Club \9-63__ W'§m ! ' m W zS* JIrTHCAROOIVAxXAXIONAL, y /Q-I „ Bight in time for Christmas, lucky families all over North Carolina are pocketing checks rang ing in size from SSO to S6OO. A windfall?... You bet it is! But it’s one these people produced for themselves—simply by be* coming members of NCNB’s Christmas Club. Begularly this past year they’ve been depositing as little as $1 per week in a North Carolina Nar ' WUNC Television TODAY 3:30 Finance 4:00 The Bomb 4:30 Lyrics-Legends 5:00 Hearing Music 5:30 Moderate South 6:30 Behavior 7:00 East-West .. 7:30 Art of Seeing 8:00 String Concert 9:30 Sign Off MONDAY 8:55 News 9:00 U. S. 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What difference, may I ask, if we accom plish the same result by our own ignorance, misunder standing and inaction? For me, I prefer to fight—win or lose I would hope that the lawyers of North Caro lina will be worthy of the words of Pericles to the wi dows of those brave Athenians who had fallen in battle: Thus choosing to die resisting, rather than to live submitting, they fled only from dishonor, but met danger face to face, and after one brief moment, while at the summit of their fortune, escaped, not from their fear, but from their glory. Otherwise, the glory of North Carolina—its fervent passion for freedom and truth—will be exchanged for false Security against our fears. *- I SERVE YOURSELF— EVERY SUNDAY I ■ BUFFET s*o-7:30 P.M.I featuring I RARE ROAST REEF I 4 Meats—7 Vegetables 52.85 Ail You Can Eat—lt’s a Cowboy’s Treat H Recommended by Duncan Hines and Gourmet 50 weekly Give you a J .....1. 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