North Carolina Awards 1993
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Cox has always given freely of himself to students.
Born in Indianapolis, Cox received a B.F.A. from the city's John Herron Art School and an M.F.A.
from the University of Iowa. After teaching stints at the Universities of Iowa, Tennessee and Florida, he arrived at NCSU in 1954.
Throughout his tenure at State, the soft spoken artist instilled in his students that "aura of the arts and interaction of art, architecture and life," as one described it. Colleagues have described Cox's work as the pa...inter's "free form poetry." His forms are clean and translucent— the lines and colors often suggest rather than recreate the world.
Although Cox always taught on the university level, his influence also has extended to much younger students. Since 1972, middle school pupils have enjoyed a color and light machine he designed and made. Using this device, Raleigh Fine Arts Society volunteers, trained by Cox, have opened a new world to virtually thousands of sixth graders in the Wake County Public Schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cox has always given freely of himself to students.
Born in Indianapolis, Cox received a B.F.A. from the city's John Herron Art School and an M.F.A.
from the University of Iowa. After teaching stints at the Universities of Iowa, Tennessee and Florida, he arrived at NCSU in 1954.
Throughout his tenure at State, the soft spoken artist instilled in his students that "aura of the arts and interaction of art, architecture and life," as one described it. Colleagues have described Cox's work as the pa...inter's "free form poetry." His forms are clean and translucent— the lines and colors often suggest rather than recreate the world.
Although Cox always taught on the university level, his influence also has extended to much younger students. Since 1972, middle school pupils have enjoyed a color and light machine he designed and made. Using this device, Raleigh Fine Arts Society volunteers, trained by Cox, have opened a new world to virtually thousands of sixth graders in the Wake County Public Schools.
What to read after North Carolina Awards 1993?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North Carolina Awards Commission. North Carolina Awards Committee. to read onlineMoreLess
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