Richard Kehlis an artist, teacher, and author.  He attended the Kansas City Art Institute where he became so excited about art that “he didn’t sleep until he was thirty.”  One of his first projects was a mural for the Vatican Pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair.  He was a professor of art at The University of Washington for many years and is now retired.   He collects images, and his hobby is exploring foreign metropolises on foot.    Distinguished Canadian artistNorman Lalibertéfirst received international recognition for his extraordinary exhibition of eighty-eight large, cloth-applique banners designed for the Vatican Pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Commissions followed from such prestigious institutions as the National Art Centre of Ottawa and the American Institute of Architects. Paintings, prints and sculptures by Norman Laliberté appear in the permanent collections of more than seventy-five museum and corporate collections. He has taught at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Kansas City Art Institute and remains  - as a painter, printmaker and sculptor -  more actively engaged than ever.