Abstract Art exhibition at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
William Kaur reviews the Abstract Art show at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative. The piece emphasizes how abstract painters convey perception, mood, and structure through color, shape, and texture. Notable works and artists include Lucy Doane, Libby Pattison, Bill Bottow, Karen Schiano, Ruth Pasquine, Kathy Schmitt, and Paul Wigger alongside photography by Robert Weichert and Daniel Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kaur
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
Lucy Doane
Libby Pattisons
Ambrosia
Albuquerque
Bill Botzow
Gunas No. 3
Bill Bottow
Libby Pattison
Karen Schiano
Ruth Pasquine
Kathy Schmitt
Jay Brady
Pam Marron
Steve Vice
Robert Weichert
Daniel Stetson
Weichert
Paul Wigger
Paul
Alex Haley
VSO Pops Concert Brightens Rainy Manchester Night
In the drenched Manchester crowd at the Southern Vermont Art Center, conductor Efrain Guigui led the Vermont Symphony Orchestra through a lively program. The evening featured Piston’s Fanfare for the Fighting French, Herold’s Overture to Zampa, Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue with pianist John Van Buskirk, Strauss waltzes, Berlin tributes, Grieg Lyric Suite, and Smetana The Moldau, all underscored by rain tapping Arkell Pavilion as the audience hummed along and applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Vermont At Ee Orchestra
L.J.F. Herold
Guigui
Gershwin
John van Buskirk
Buskirk
Johann Strauss
Irving Berlin
Berlin
Alexander
Broadway Boom Drives Theater Revenue to Record Heights
The 1976-77 Broadway season ended May 31 with a record 93.4 million in gross receipts, up from 70.8 million the prior year, while road shows grossed 82.6 million. Higher ticket prices and 1.6 million more paid attendances boosted totals. Annie led new musicals, A Chorus Line starred last year, and The Shadow Box won the Pulitzer and a Tony. Off Broadway activity continued at a slower pace with new works by Dick Shawn and Lars Forsell drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Broadway
Variety
Sondheim
Shadow Box
Critics Circle
Drama Desk
Texas
Benno Blimpie
Lars Forsell
Germinal Stage
Denver
University of Washington
Seattle
Polaris Theatre
Justus Coriander
Polaris
Phoenix Theatre
Barrie Keefe
Artists push for rights through union label on artwork
Boston Visual Artists Union members seek contracts and pay for exhibiting work, with rights on resale and reproduction. They cite Worcester Art Museum fee for entry and lack of insurance, noting the union’s gallery and a growing push for artists to organize. The group aims for broader protections, including show submission policies and access to spaces and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Boston Visual Artists Union
Worcester Art Museum
Norma Fox
Ms. Fox
BVAU
Bvau Gallery
Cary Wasserman
Cambridge
Dif
National Endowment For the Arts
Norway
Canada
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By Maggie C. Buchholt
Efrain Guigui
Walter Piston
Vermont
van Buskirk
Southern Vermont Art Center Music Festival
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
Juilliard School of Music
Franz Liszt Academy
Budapest
Edvard Grieg
Bedrich Smetana
Arkell Pavilion
David Scribner
Joan Goodrich
White Creek
Dick Shawn
Promenade Theatre
God
Shawn
Nnington
Ee Egies
Robert Shaw
Sblack
Poly
Woody Allen
Gene Shalit
Nbc-Tv
Annie Hall
Bennington
Diane Keaton
Mages
Nickelodeon
Spring St
Williamstown
George C. Scott
Directed By
Franklin Schaffner
the Elks
Artists’ Union
Walt Disney. Productions
Walt Disney Productions
Don Knotts
Tim Conway
Waiti
NMD Film Distributing CO
PLUS
Putnam Square
Catamount National Bank
FD. L
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Ee Eee Ninos
Psacharopoulos
Bernard Shaw
P.O. Box
Mass
Camera Shop
Drysdale
South ST
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