search articles:     from the issue of March 27, 2008         'Technology's Impact on Design' exhibit opens March 28 The Kruger Collection at UNL opens its 2008-2009 exhibition, "Technology's Impact on Design," March 28 in Architecture Hall-West.   KRUGER EXHIBIT - This miniature display, "Life Before Electricity," is included in the "Technology's Impact on Design" exhibition, opening March 28 at the Kruger Gallery in Architecture Hall.   The exhibition explores how technology changes material culture from handcrafted, small-scale products to mass-produced, machine-made factory goods. Innovations in technology, materials and design feed the ever-changing taste of consumer culture, transforming the household and the way people interact with their environment. The exhibition will be on view to March 13, 2009. The Kruger Collection will hold a gallery opening March 28 following a 4 p.m. address by Constance Adams, principal/chief architect of Synthesis Int'l USA of Houston. Adams, a specialist in high-performance architecture and design, including architecture for human space flight, will speak at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center. In conjunction with the exhibition opening, Volume 8 of In.Form, a journal of architecture, design and material culture, will be available for purchase. The exhibit and Adams' lecture are free and open to the public. For more information, go to http://krugercollection.unl.edu or call 472-3560. GO TO: ISSUE OF MARCH 27 ARTS HEADLINES FOR MARCH 27 The art of Shibori American Life in Poetry Blakeman event is March 27 'City of Men,' 'Band's Visit' open March 28 at the Ross Dreher's book explores black entertainers Great Plains museum hosts LPS exhibition MFA EXHIBIT 'One Mind' exhibit closes March 28 Palma to discuss photo exhibit during March 28 opening Student cast readies for 'Carousel' 'Technology's Impact on Design' exhibit opens March 28 Time for Three plays City and East campuses Ying Quartet to play March 28 at Sheldon 733128S38065X