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FEATURE
The^Daily Collegian
Appia exhibit shows 108 panels
Staff Writer
The work «f stage designer Adoiphe
Appia will hi'featured at the Conley Arts
Gallery through Sept, IS.
Appia redefined the Use of light and
space in theater during the early twentieth
century. Instead of literally trying to
reproduce a scene on stage, Appia used
shadow, light, and space to create an
atmosphere that'made the audience feel
that they were experiencing a scene, not
just witnessing it.
The exhibit consists of 108 panels
depicting Appia's technical drawings and
artistic interpretations of set designs.
While most of the drawings are repro¬
ductions of Appia originals, the work of
designers who were influenced by
spit
Jed. The t
companying text explains how each piece
had an impact on twentieth century
theater design. Certain panels show how
the presence of one object, such as an
ignited torch, can change the character of
Dean of Arts
at the exhibit is of
anyone studying
>r opera, and to art
rested  in spacial
d light
l/TheDaili Collegian
hi bit in the sense that
these plates have always been considered
art. and it is a historical exhibit because it
tells us something about the history
behind today's stage designs,"said Ware.
The individual plates emphasize Appia's
desire to control light. "You wilt also see
an incredible spaciousness in these
designs," said  Ware. "Space is used to
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