Thibodeau's Freedom of Thought opens at Park-McCullough House
Judson Brown reviews Kevin Thibodeau's exhibit Tribute to the Freedom of Thought at Park-McCullough House Carriage Barn. The show features a continuous strip of paper dolls, star signatures, and canvases where figures float or circle motifs suggesting continents and eggs. The piece blends heavy philosophy with accessible wonder for both adults and children.
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Thibodeau
Freedom of
Park-McCullough House
Kevin Thibodeau
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Heidegger
Blake
TV Highlights Evening Lineup Briefs
CBS airs The Jacksons and The Kelly Monteith Show with guest Gavin McLeod while NBC schedules Little House on the Prairie and a Campbell musical special. ABC presents Baretta in prison and Starsky and Hutch with a violent murder case. CBS features The Blue Knight and NBC runs Hawk as well as Chico and the Man with assorted crime plots.
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CBS
Joey Bishop
NBC
Little House On the Prairie
ABC
Bink
Jaime
PBS
Queen Elizbeth II
White House
Kelly Monteith
Gavin McLeod
Cannon
Glenn Campbell
Campbell
Natalie Cole
Lawrence Welk
Don Rickles
Sammy Cahn
Baretta
The
Blue Knight
Hawk
Starsky & Hutch
Marlboro Guild stages Cohan's The Tavern in Wilmington
The Marlboro Guild Theater moves its nine performance run of George M. Cohan's The Tavern to Wilmington Memorial Hall. The show opens Saturday July 10 and continues with additional Tuesday performances through the run.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Guild Theater
Geoge M. Cohan
Wilmington Memorial Hall
Deerfield
Citizens in Radio CBers guard historic sites during Bicentennial
Massachusetts public safety officials enlist CBers to patrol about 400 historic sites amid rumors of a Plymouth Rock bombing and a blaze at the Beaver replica of the Boston Tea Party ship. Local police chiefs will oversee volunteers as the state may fund CB radios for officers.
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Boston
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts
Cbers
SVAC paintings on view at state capitol in Montpelier
A special exhibition from the Permanent Collection of the Southern Vermont Art Center is now housed in the Hall of In scriptions at the Vermont Capitol in Montpelier for one week. Works include Hoosick Falls by Grandma Moses and The Quarry by Felicia Meyer, with additional pieces by Leonabel Jacobs Francis Colburn and others. Arthur F. Williams selected the works for the show and Thomas Reilly Dibble transported them to the capitol.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Hall of Inscriptions of the
Capitol
Montpelier
Hoosick Falls
Grandma Moses
Grandmas Moses
Leonabel Jacobs
Felicia Meyer
Francis Colburn
Gunter Korus
Charlie
Norman Wright
Green Sea
Jay Hall
Connaway
Steuart Curry
Arthur Jones
Kathleen Bruskin
Art Center
Arthur F. Williams
Vermont Council On the Arts, Inc
State Art Agency
State Capitol
Thomas Reilly Dibble
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