National Art Education Association

Front MatterSource: Art Education, Vol. 15, No. 8, Adult Art Education Issue (Nov., 1962), pp. 1-3Published by: National Art Education AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3186672 .

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NOVEMBER 1962, VOL. XV, NO. 8

ADULT ART EDUCATION ISSUE

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JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ART EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

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MARGUERITE WILDENHAIN EDWARD DURRELL STONE

VISION IN ART IN PEOPLE TO PEOPLE 7TH NAEA CONFERENCE MARCH 10-15, 1963 HOTEL MUEHLEBACH, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

PRE-REGISTRATION / A pre-registration form for meals, seminars and hotel will be mailed to each member in early January. Please complete and return at once. This will make your registration at the Conference easier and help the local chairman plan for a smooth Conference

SPEAKERS / Marguerite Wildenhain, potter from California / Calvin Taylor, Professor of Psychology, University of Utah / Rudolph Arnheim, Professor, Sarah Lawrence College / Edward Stone, Architect / Mish Kohn, print maker / Nicholas Vergette, Ceramist

SEMINARS / Conference participants sign for one seminar-each seminar meeting for three sessions

/ Design Education-Davis Pratt, Alice Schwartz, Marguerite Wildenhain / Research in Art and Art Education-Kenneth Beittel, Ray Hyman, University of Oregon, Dale Scannell-Univer-

sity of Kansas / Creativity and the Process of Creation Action Seminar-Robert Burkhart, Calvin Taylor, June McFee / Education Through Art-Daniel Mendelowitz, Fred Metzke, Cramer, Owen, Hazel Kier-Director of Secondary Education-Kansas City, Kansas, Tours on facilities, the classroom teacher teaching art, University of Kansas Art Department, Visual Demonstration Tour with Eliot Berkley, Eleanor DuQuoin, Dale Eldred, Eugene Jemison, William McKein (artists on staff at Kansas City Institute of Art)

RUDOLPH ARNHEIM CALVIN H. TAYLOR

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EDITOR Charles M. Dorn

NAEA 1201 16th St., N.W. Washington 6, D. C.

ASSOCIATE EDITORS Leven Leatherbury

Supv., Art Education San Diego Public Schools San Diego, California

Burton Wasserman

Dept. of Art Glassboro State College Glassboro, New Jersey

John Cataldo

Dept. of Art Education Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania

James Schwalbach Extension Division University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin

NAEA OFFICERS Ruth E. Halvorsen, President Edward Mattil, Vice-President John Lembach, Secretary-Treasurer

NAEA COUNCIL Charles M. Robertson Helen Rose Wm. H. Milliken, Jr. Harold R. Rice Stanley A. Czurles Alexander S. Masley Jack Stoops Mary Mooty Mary McMullan Thomas J. Tramel Dorothy Rowlett Robert Bertolli Ruth Ebken Howard Conant Russell E. Day Mildred L. Fairchild William Bealmer Archie Wedemeyer

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Manuscripts are welcome at all times and may be submitted to the Associate Editors or to the editorial office at 1201 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.

A E0 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL ART EDUCATION ASSOCIATION A Department of The National Education Association, 1201 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.

NOVEMBER 1962 VOL. 15 NO. 8

IN THIS ISSUE

ART IN ACTION-THE WISCONSIN IDEA ................... 4 James A. Schwalbach

ADULT ART EDUCATION-PASADENA CITY SCHOOLS ......... 7 Youldon C. Howell

A LOOK AT ADULT EDUCATION AND ART ................. 11 Walter M. Johnson

THE ARTS AT WINGSPREAD .............. ... ........... 14 Roman J. Verhaalen

LOOKING AT MODERN PAINTINGS ....................... 15 Burt Wasserman

DOUBLE IMAGE SLIDE PROJECTION TECHNIQUE ............ 17 Lennox Tierney

SPECIAL FEATURES

MUSEUM NEWS AND NOTES ............................. 20 Burt Wasserman

NEWS OF THE PROFESSION ............................. 22

ADVERTISERS INDEX ................................... 28

COVER: Courtesy, Town and Country Art Show, University of Illinois

Published nine times a year: October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May and June by THE NATIONAL ART EDU- CATION ASSOCIATION. Subscription to non-members $3.00 a year. Entered as Second Class Matter, February 14, 1948, at the Post Office, Kutztown, Pennsylvania, under Act of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mail- ing at the special postage rate stated in Section 132,122, Postal Manual, January 6, 1959.

Membership in the N.A.E.A. is obtained through joining the Regional Organization. Information concerning membership may be secured from the Executive Secretary, 1201 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.

Opinions expressed in signed articles are those of the writers and not necessarily those of the N.A.E.A.

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