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Kamarck, Edward (ed.) / Arts in society: confrontation between art and technology
(1969)

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ARTS IN SOCIETY
Published by Research Studies and
Development in the Arts
University Extension
The University of Wisconsin
Editor
Edward Kamarck
Associate Editor
Irving Kreutz
Managing Editor
Monika Jensen
Poetry Editor
Morgan Gibson
Art Editor
Thomas Echtner
Research Associate
Joseph Reis
Editorial Secretary
Lorraine Graves
Circulation Manager
Linda Heddle
Advertising Manager
Esther Martinez
Dance Editor
Marcia B. Siegel
Publication Consultant
Donald Kaiser
Production Consultant
John E. Gruber
Contributing Editors
Albert Bermel
Gilbert Chase
Freda Goldman
Eugene Kaelin
Edouard Roditi
James Rosenberg
Peter Yates
Board of Advisory Editors
Herbert Blau
Warren Bower
Robert Corrigan
Richard Hoover
Bernard James
Abbott Kaplan
Max Kaplan
Frederick Logan
Charles Mark
Norman Rice
Edward Shoben, Jr.
Adolph Suppan
Fannie Taylor
Harold Taylor
This issue was designed by
Thomas Echtner
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