Chagall nearing 90 one must love
Marc Chagall turns 90 on July 7 and remains prolific, eyeing exhibitions in New York Chicago and Paris. The article notes his ongoing projects including stained glass for Chicago and Sarrebourg and shows planned in Nice Louvre and Paris, highlighting his longevity and belief that happiness and love sustain him.
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Stoltzfus explores energy in Hoosick Falls art show
Alan Stoltzfus's Independence Series acrylic photo silkscreens on display at Hoosac School library fuse realism and abstraction. Seventeen 26 inch squares depict New York street scenes transformed by gel and paint, emphasizing tension between individual canvases and the unified plane.
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Nancy Dowd defies norms with Slap Shot screenplay
Nancy Dowd, a 31 year old Smith College graduate, wrote Slap Shot a line heavy hockey film. Critics praised her ear for locker room vernacular while some questioned a woman writer handling strong language and sexist themes. Dowd researched with her brother Ned in Johnstown and completed the script in four months. She remains active in film, projects Swing Shift and Coming Home, and lives in Topanga Canyon.
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Bennet Lerner Delivers Romantic Piano Program in Park-McCullough
New York pianist Bennet Lerner performed at the Park-McCullough House on Friday April 22, presenting works by Schumann Mendelssohn and Liszt from 1830s 40s. He showcased bravura technique and lyric phrasing across Abegg variations Rondo Cappricioso Ballade and Davidsbundler Dances with two Liszt Chopin encores amid warm audience reception.
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