Antiochian: The Alumni Newsletter of Antioch College, Winter 2002

The Alumni Newsletter of Antioch College
Winter 2002

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Book Notes:

Livermore Street

Charles B. Paul '57
Rescuing the Children: A Holocaust Memoir

Karen Lind '58
Earthwalking & other poems

Mark Pinsky '62
Introduction to Fourier Analysis and Wavelets

Stephen Jay Gould '63
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory

Robert Kehlmann '63
The Inner Light

David M. Sherman '72
Tending Animals in the Global Village -- A Guide to International Veterinary Medicine

Chris Finan '76
Alfred E. Smith: The Happy Warrior

 

 


The Antiochian is published by the Office of Development and Alumni Relations. Articles submitted for publication should be addressed to the Antiochian Editor, Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387-1697. Or send via email: alumni@antioch-college.edu

Editor:
Rachel Moulton '97

Contributing Writers:
Laurien Alexandre
Derek Ali
Patricia Corrigan
Masha J. Etkin '63
Lauren Heaton
Dan Kaplan '76
Fred Kraus
Mary Laskowski '02
Meredith Moss
Rachel Moulton '97
Robyn Overstreet '96
Anne Townsend '03

Photography:
Dennie Eagleson '71
Lauren Heaton

©2002 Antioch College

 

Robert Kehlmann '63 recently published a book titled The Inner Light .

Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova spent almost 50 years refining the art of casting large sculptures made of delicately colored glass. Their achievements have won them a place among the leading artists working in their medium. The Inner Light gives special prominence to the most recent work of this celebrated team. Robert Kehlmann places their aesthetic in the context of the Czech intellectual and artistic climate that played an important formative role in their development, with particular attention to the influence of Czech cubism. Kehlmann takes a close look at their latest body of work, which utilizes monumental forms to probe issues relating to life, death, and the afterlife.

Robert Kehlmann is an artist and critic who lives and works in Berkeley, California. He has published widely on the subject of glass art and is the author of Twentieth Century Stained Glass: A New Definition. His own glass art has been featured in numerous exhibits and publications.


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