The White Falcon - 17.09.1971, Blaðsíða 9

Art show in Kef.
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Thorsteinn Eggertsson is still sponsoring an ex-
it of his paintings in Keflavik, so you still
ve a chance to see his work.
Thorsteinn considers his paintings to be contem-
porary, and all of them are very colorful. He gets
this effect by mainly using gouache and poster col-
ors as his media.
The 29~-year — old artist says that he has been
drawing since he was a child, but it wasn't until
he was 18 years old that he started painting. He
studied for two years at the Copenhagen Academy,
and last year he studied for a half year in West
Berlin under a private tutor.
In the wintertime, Thorsteinn teaches art to
children in Reykjavik. This will be his fifth year
for teaching.
The exhibit which he is presently sponsoring, he
considers to be "a small, local exhibition. I have
participated in art exhibits in Reykjavik along
with other artists," he continued, "but this is my
second lone exhibit." At the exhibit, 22 of the 24
paintings are available for purchase.
Thorsteinn's art exhibit is at Tjamargata 3 in
Keflavik, which is located on the street, perpen-
dicular from Main St. and across from Stapafell.
The paintings are on the second floor. It will be
open tonight from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m., tomorrow,
from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. and Sunday, from 4 p.m.
until 10 p.m.
Register now for U-of-M’s Term II
Registrations for the Univer-
sity of Maryland's Term II clas-
ses at Keflavik will begin Oct.
11 and run through Dec. 3.
Courses available are:
• English Composition, a study
and application of rhetorical
principles in expository prose;
frequent themes. Ken Ludden will
be instructing.
This course fulfills require-
ments for three credits in Eng-
lish. Also, is one of the basic
courses required by all colleges
and universities inall curricula.
• World Literature, covering
K period from Homer to the Ren-
ance and Foreign classics
g read in translation.
WHITE FALCON
This course fulfills three
credits of the minimum of nine
credits in English required by
all colleges and universities.
• Introduction to Psychology,
a basic introductory course, in-
tended to bring the student into
contact with the major problems
confronting psychology and the
more important attempts at their
solution. Instructor for this
course is Oran Helgason.
• Icelandic Language, Intro-
duction to the Icelandic Language,
part two. Petur Kristjansson is
the instructor.
• Labor Legislation, analysing
the modem law of industrial re-
lations. Classes include the de-
cisions of administrative agen-
cies, courts and arbitration tri-
bunals.
This is an upper level busi-
ness course and the student must
have either prior business cour-
ses, be the equivalent of a soph-
omore, or get permission to take
the course from the instructor,
Larry Held.
• General Zoology, an intro-
duction to the modem concepts of
biological principles and animal
life. Emphasis will be placed
upon the functional aspects of
living systems with a survey of
the physical and chemical bases
of all life processes. Luray
Eshelman.
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