PINS Film shown to New York legislature at Albany
Paul Gray's controversial film P.S.N.S. was screened Tuesday before the New York State Assembly Committee on Child Care in Albany as it drafts child care legislation. The 25 minute, fictionalized documentary follows boys in institutions and aims to raise public awareness of problem children and related programs.
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Neon revival turns signs into art in Stern’s Let There Be Neon
Rudi Stern argues neon has been maligned as signage and seeks to elevate it as decor and sculpture. In his New York studio he blends art and technology, teaching a 10 week course that has drawn architects and designers while reviving interest from NBC TV, Bloomingdale’s, and Pierre Cardin.
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Berkshire ensemble concert at Clark Art Institute in Williamstown
The Berkshire Chamber Ensemble offers its second Clark Art Institute concert in Williamstown on Sunday March 9 at 4 p.m. Admission is $1. The program features works by Gall Molino Telemann Borgulya Castelnueve-Tedesco and Andriessen with musicians Lynne Priest Bujak Louis Tavelli and more. The Image Gallery in Stockbridge hosts photographs by former Advanced Photography Workshop students from Berkshire Community College.
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Art Month Proclaimed In Vermont By Governor Salmon
Governor Thomas P. Salmon signed a proclamation designating April as Art Month in Vermont. Brian Clark witnessed the signing and the fifth annual Vermont Student Art Show is set for April 5 and 26 at the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester Center. Regional shows precede the state event with selections advancing to the state show.
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MAUHS Orchestra to Perform Thursday Evening
Mt. Anthony Union High School orchestra opens with Berlioz Hungarian March and features guest Roman Totenberg and Harold Coletta. Conducted by Daniel Antoui, program includes Mussorgsky, Hindemith, Saint-Saens, Mozart and final concertante. Tickets $2 adults $1 students. Reception after.
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