MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES
INSTITUTE MEMBERSHIP ... $5.00 entitles you to:
I. Participation in and support of the growth of a vital cultural-educational
program.
2. Free subscription to the News Bul)etin and catalogs of exhibitions.
3. Invitations to preview parties and special events.
4. Use of the Art Institute Library.
5. Free admission to a special series of art films planned for members only.
INSTITUTE ACTIVITIES MEMBERSHIP . . . $ 12.00 entitles you to I through 5
plus:
6. Voting for members of the Board of Directors.
7. Discount in the Museum Shop.
8. I 0% Tuition discount on non-credit classes.
9. Choice of one of the following programs:
Decorative Arts Workshop
Decorative Living Series
Exploring Arts Series V or VI
Moring Lecture Series
INSTITUTE FAMILY MEMBERSHIP . $25 .00 entitles you to I through 9 plus:
I 0. One Moring Lecture Series and your choice of two of the following programs:
Decorative Arts Workshop
Decorative Living Series
Exploring Arts Series V or VI
One additional Moring Lecture Series
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I I. I 0% Tuition discount on Children·s Art Classes (Saturday or Summer).
12. I 0% Tuition discount on non-cred it classes (for adults in the immediate family).
Additional Decorative Arts Workshop, Decorative Living or Exploring Arts Series arc
available on Activities or Family Memberships for $6 each .
A third Moring Series requires another Activities Membership.
BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP . .. $40.00 entitles the organization to:
I. Select a painting, sculpture, print or drawing from the Art Rental Gallery once
every six months and keep it for one month.
2. Give two of its employees tickets to attend one of the Exploring Arts Series.
LAURA B. \IORI~G
EVE'.';l:"'G PROGRAMS
October 17
November 14
December S
January 16
February 13
March S
April 16
May 7
These eight programs will include a world
news analyst, a national art critic, two technicolor
films, a "Travel to Art" program,
and three authorities in the field of Fine
Arts to give pleasure and awareness to men
and women, teachers, business and professional
members.
Past programs have included: John Canaday,
Margaret Mead, Karl Haas, Roscoe
Drummond and films such as Van GoghSelf
Portrait, The Louvre, The Story of
Uly~ses ...
The Laura B. Moring Evening Programs are
held on Tuesday evenings in the Art Institute
Auditorium.
Mrs. S. Allan Jacobs, Chairman.
For further information please call the Museum
of Art.
Telephone: 743-8248
DECORATIYE LIVI:'.'G 1967 1968
October 4
American Influence in Glass
October 18
Flowers Arranged for the American Home
November 1
Train Trip
November 15
America's Distinctive Furniture
November 29
Christmas Workshop
December 6
An American Christmas-At Home
January 17
America's Designs-1968
February 7
American Art-As You Like It!
February 21
The Art of Hanging Pictures
March 6
Music in Entertaining
March 20
Gourmet Foods
April 17
Your Garden-Americana
The Decorative Living Series is designed to
be an informative program in different areas
of the arts. A trip and a Christmas Workshop
are planned. Programs will be held in
the Art Institute Auditorium at 9:30 after
which there will be coffee served and a short
gallery talk concerning the current exhibits
in the Museum of Art.
DECOR,\ TIVE ARTS WORKSHOP
1967 1968
October 10 & 24
Creative Paper Design
November 1
Train Trip with Decorative Living
November 14 & 28
Creative Paper Design
January 9 & 23
Printmaking
February 13 & 27
Printmaking
March 12 & 26
Weaving without a Loom
April 9 & 23
Weaving without a Loom
This series of craft workshops offers four
sessions devoted to each of three subjects.
Jn each case the first meeting will be an
introduction to, and history of the craft in
the form of a lecture, illustrated with slides
and examples, and a discussion of design,
materials, and tools. The three following
meetings will be spent actually working in
the medium. There will be a minimal materials
charge for each craft. Classes will be
in the Art Institute Auditorium on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of each month with the
choice of a morning (9:30-11:30) or an
afternoon session (1-3). Membership is
limited in size.
EXPLORl~G ARTS,. 1967 1968
The DeHlopment of a Tradition
September 27
Meeting with Exploring Arts VI
October 10
Art of India
October 24
Bus Trip
November 7
Persian Manuscript Painting
November 21
Byzantine Empire
December 12
Art of China and Japan
January 9
Chinese Painting
January 23
Japanese Prints, 17-18-19th Centuries
February 13
Manet
'February 27
Whistler
March 12
Van Gogh-Gauguin
March 26
Bus Trip
April 9
Modern Japanese Prints
April 23
Summary
Twelve thoughtfully planned illustrated lectures
will cover four Impressionist Masters
and the important influence which the Art
of the Orient had upon their work. There
will be two bus trips scheduled, the destinations
to be announced at a later date.
Exploring Art V meets Tuesday morning at
9:30 A.M. at the Museum of Art.
EXPLORING ARTS VI 1967 ! 1968
\luseums in Focus
September 27
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York City-Meeting with Exploring Arts V
October 11
William Rockhill Nelson Gallery and Atkins
Museum of Fine Arts, Kansas City, Missouri
October 25
Bus Trip
November 8
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The
Cloisters, New York City
November 22
The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland,
Ohio
December 13
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
January 10
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts
January 24
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York
February 14
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
February 28
Whitney Museum of American Art, New
York City, New York
March 13
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago,
Illinois
March 27
Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New
York
April 10
Bus Trip
April 24
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston,
Massachusetts
Twelve thoughtfully planned illustrated lectures
will cover the top museums in the
United States and utilizing their famous
collections will survey the history of art.
There will be two bus trips scheduled, the
destinations to be announced at a later date.
Exploring Arts VI meets Wednesday morning
at 9:30 A.M. at the Museum of Art.
