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DeGolyer Library Exhibits
 
Boys playing baseball [woodcut] in Joseph Breck, The Young Florist; or Conversations on the Culture of Flowers and on Natural History (1833)The Old Ballgame: Baseball in American Life
(April 17 - June 30, 2008)

Drawing on the major collection of Paul Rogers, SMU Professor of Law and baseball historian, and supplemented by materials from the DeGolyer collections, we will display books, programs, periodicals, photographs, prints, and memorabilia that illustrate the development of baseball in all its forms, from sandlots to the big leagues, and that also comment on the game’s place in the American imagination.
 
Fondren Library Center Exhibits
 
Faculty Recognition Day 2008Faculty Recognition Day 2008
(April 29  - June 2, 2008)

Central University Libraries, The Friends of the SMU Libraries and the Faculty Senate are happy to announce:  The Ninth Annual Recognition Day For Faculty Authorship, Editorship, and Artistic Works

Tuesday, April 29th at 3:00 pm
Fondren Library Center

Provost Paul Ludden will offer his remarks and congratulations to the Faculty for its achievements and contributions to the University through written and creative works.

We hope you will attend.


Hamon Arts Library: Mildred Hawn Gallery
 
Christine Sanford: Devotion to BlueChristine Sanford: Devotion to Blue
(March 31 - May 2, 2008)

Artist’s Statement: My primary interest in painting is in the experimentation with endless nuances of color combination possibilities. I agree with the statement often made “color is feeling, color has emotional resonance.” I consider my paintings color meditations.

My ever-evolving style would be defined as pentimento—the traditional technique of layering color upon color through the use of glazes. I am concerned with achieving a sense of atmosphere and mystery. With my buried transparent colors I try to create depth, space, reflected or emerging light. Using all sorts of tools and brushes I am slowly establishing a painting language. I work to accept the lack of certainty and am eager to see what comes into play with each new painting. I believe in the notion of transcendence and spiritual possibilities while painting.











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