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| Title: | Simply Squier: Professor Jack Squier, MFA '52 |
| Authors: | Handler, Philip
Handler, Maddy
Producer: Fly on the Wall Productions |
| Keywords: | Cornell Professor of Sculpture Jack Squier, MFA '52
Cornell Professor of Sculpture Victor Colby, MFA '50
Cornell Professor of Sculpture Roberto Bertoia
Jane Squier
Earl Flansburgh '53
Ted Graves '58
Michael Newman '58
Robert Mayers '59
Charles Rogers '59
Ratan Tata '59
Roberto Einaudi '60
Stephan Klein '60
John Schiff '60
Fred Biebesheimer '61
Stuart Carter '61
Randy Lewis '62
Kent Moore '62
Brewster Ward '62
Robert Blakely '63
Alan Chimacoff '63
Richard Heinrich '63
Webb Nichols '63
Joel Perlman '65
Neil Weinfield '83
Michael Lowe, MFA '66
Stacy Latt Savage, MFA '96
Mark Parsons, MFA '98
The Foundry sculpture studio
The Cornell Latin American Year, 1965-66
Cornell's Lipchitz sculptures, Song of the Vowels; The Bather
Cornell Plantations Sculpture Garden
AAP's Rome Program
Squier: Forty Years of Sculpture,1953-93, Johnson Art Museum
Edith Halpert's Downtown Gallery
Lois Orswell
Disc sculpture, Ithaca College |
| Issue Date: | Jun-2007 |
| Abstract: | This documentary features Cornell College of Architecture, Art and Planning Professor of Sculpture Jack Squier, MFA '52, and Jane Squier, his wife since 1950. The story of this "stylish" couple who has made Ithaca their home since their marriage-with only a short break-is central to this production which was created in honor of Squier's retirement from Cornell after nearly 50 years of teaching sculpture. This video illustrates Squier's importance to the life of the University: The Plantations Sculpture Garden, the Foundry, and the AAP Rome Program being several prominent examples of his vital contribution to Cornell. Through the use of vintage photos and video, current video of the couple in retirement, and video of Jack in his Foundry studio right before retirement in 2005, as well as through interviews of 20 others, mostly his Cornell students from across the classes, Squier's legacy and his body of work has been well-documented. |
| Description: | Length of Video: 45 min |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1813/13621 |
| Appears in Collections: | Multimedia and Videos
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