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UK Art Professor
Disagrees With Capp
at modern
art in a Thursday night lecture
was countered by the UK Art Department yesterday.
Prof. Richard Freeman, head of
the Art Department, said that
Capp lays himself open to the
"charges of vulgarity, Indecency,
Ignorance, and stupidity" for his
comments on modern art.
Prof. Freeman said he had great
respect for Capp as a comic strip
artist, but "it doesn't extend to
other areas."
In a statement, he said:
"When Al Capp blankets all
contemporary art as 'garbage foisted on simpering housewives by effeminate decorators,' he may draw
a snicker from an audience, but he
leaves himself open to the 'charges
of vulgarity. Indecency, Ignorance,
and stupidity.
"Violence and loudness of personal opinion Is no substitute for
knowledge and experience.
"I found no trace of either
knowledge or experience In Mr.
Capp's remarks the other night. I
wish he would comment on things
about which he knows something."
Capp spoke before a Central
Kentucky Concert and Lecture
Series Association audience. He
singled out modern art in his
speech as garbage.
Capp said:
"Most of you look at modern art
and feel a little uncomfortable because it looks like garbage.
"But, you don't say it looks like
garbage. You say 'I don't understand it.'
Al Capp's lashing out

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Kentucky and Illinois In a discussion of the economic efforts of
limited access roads on local communities. Prof. James VV. Martin,
director of the UK Bureau of Business Research, will preside.
Engineers attending the conference will have the opportunity to
discuss the advantages of helicop-to- r
service in engineering and construction projects.
Mr. M. L. L. Short, Lexington,
will have a helicopter on the lawn
Building
of the Administration
today from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
and Wednesday evening from 7:30
to 9:30 o'clock.
All meetings and sessions will be
open to students and staff.

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"I tell you, if it looks like garbage to you, then you do understand It.
"And, If any of you do under-

stand it, you are in very serious
condition."
Capp offered this definition of
modern art:
"The product of the unhealthy
and the untalented, sold by the
unscrupulous to the totally confused."
Prof. Freeman pointed out the
Art Department "more or less ignored" Capp's charges.In a question and answer period folowing the lecture, Capp said
he did not believe that most of
today's modern art could be classed as true art.

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held during March to find a march
composition for the 290th AFROTC
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announced yesterday.
The object of the contest Is to
find a distinctive march which will
characterize UK's AFROTC cadet
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of Barker Hall on Thursday,
March 3.
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