Artist's speech belies creative talent
By Antony Hudek | February 26, 1997George Rose, artist, presents talk on the influences of his works
George Rose, artist, presents talk on the influences of his works
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As Pablo Delano, this term's artist-in-residence, explained in 13 Carpenter yesterday, he wished to bring together four artists whose determination in participating in their community offers an alternative to the proverbial conception of the artist as a toiling and asocial genius. For Delano, Antonio Martorell, Nitza Tufino and Ralph Lee, "mission" and "vocation" have become synonyms for "art." Each one of these artists told different stories, yet they all partake in the same ideal.
An impressive crowd gathered yesterday in Loew Auditorium to hear Pablo Delano, a photographer and this term's artist-in-residence at the Hopkins Center, speak about his life, his art and his hopes. Delano will be teaching photography for the next two terms here at Dartmouth, and a selection of his recent photographs is now on view in the Jaffe-Friede gallery at the Hop until Feb.