Faces Turning Into Horses at Bennington Gallery
Judy Meneely reviews Green Mountain Arts Collaborative Faces show at the Gallery, 198 North Street, Bennington. The exhibit mixes media by many artists centered on portraits, featuring works by Sandy Delis, Paul Wigger, Bill Botzow, Caroline Hooke, Alan Stolzfus, Judy Dunn, Katie Cleaver, Esther Brown, Ed Keough, Maggie Sutherland, David Randall, Carl Steuchlin, Sunny Colantuono, Jim Selva, Jay Brady, Lyle Glazier, and Libby Pattison, with themes from humorous to serious, inviting varied responses and reflections.
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Green Mounain Arts Collaborative
North Street
Bennington
America
Sandy Delis
Paul Wigger
Ms. Delis
Adam
Eve
Wigger
Collaborative
Bill Botzow
Caroline Hooke
Alan Stolzfus
Judy Dunn
Dr. Elliot
Katie Cleaver
Esther Brown
Ed Keough
Maggie Sutherland
Charlie
David Randall
Carl Steuchlin
Randall
Steuchlin
Susan
Steucklin
Sunny Colantuono
Long Island
Times
Rosemary
Lyle Glazier
Libby Pattison
Madrid’s City of Art lecture explores 17th century Madrid
Rafael Fernandez curator at the Clark Art Institute leads a Sunday talk tracing Madrid from its early period to 1931 and its art culture. The free lecture covers Madrid museums ambiance and the School of Madrid with focus on 17th and 18th centuries.
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Williamstown
Mass
Madrid
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Rafael Fernandez
Clark Art Institute
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Europe
Cuba
Havana
Miami
Chicago
Ecole
Schenectady
N.Y
Schenectady Museum
Friends of the Museum
Albany Institute of History and Art
Marjorie Bradt Foote
Mall
Albany Institute
Lagos hosts second world Black Arts Festival regatta
Two hundred boats and 4000 artists from seven Nigerian states opened a three day boat regatta in Lagos as part of the World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture. Nigerian President Obasanjo attended with diplomatic observers. The event includes acrobatic canoe displays and participants from fifteen countries. A dance by the Arthur Hall ensemble and the Long Black Block were scheduled. A related measure fired 300 drivers after thefts during the festival. replacements come from the government's conference and visitors unit.
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Lagos
Nigeria
API
Olusegun Obasajo
United States
Surinam
Egypt
Arthur Hall
U.S
Park-McCullough House hosts play reading for shy actors
The Park-McCullough House in North Bennington announces a Play Reading Group on Wednesday February 2 at 7 30 p m at the Big House. No experience is required and enthusiasm is encouraged. For details contact C Brady at 442 4205 or call the Park McCullough House at 442 2747.
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Park-McCullough
North Bennington
Big House
C. Brady
Park- McCullough House
Stradivarius violin found in old piano in Mexico
A Monterrey Highway restaurant couple discovered a violin case inside a Salvation Army bought piano. The instrument, labeled Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat anno 1716, was in good condition with one broken string. London’s Hill Brothers estimate about 540 Stradivarius violins were made.
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Nuevo Laredo, Mexico
UPI
Monterrey Highway
Salvation Army
Antonius Stradivarius
Hill Brothers of
London
Stradivarius
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