Clark Art Institute plans 82,000 square foot expansion
The Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, announces a 82,000 square foot addition designed by Pietro Belluschi. It will house an auditorium, a 100,000 volume library, offices, seminar rooms, and exhibition spaces. A graduate program in art history, offered with Williams College, is planned for September 1972. The project is described as extending the existing Clark building from 1955 via a glass enclosed walkway. The facility may remain unnamed and cost figures were not disclosed.
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Williamstown
Mass
Clark Art Institute
Sterling Clark
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Institute
Williams College
Pietro Belluschi
Clark
Printing and the Mind of Man Exhibition in Williamstown
A reader summary of the Chapin Library show on printing from Gutenberg to Newton. It notes the two part exhibit compares with the 1963 British Museum collection and features rare editions such as the first illustrated Dante and Shakespeare’s First Folio, with hours listed. New York brief follows on drums in jazz and Mozart flute reception with Rampal Stern Schneider Rose, and Columbia’s Ives recordings.
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Williamstown
Mass
Chapin Library
Chapin
British Museum
London
Gutenberg
Isaac Newton
Eunclid
Plutarch
Shakespeare
New York
UPI
Mozart
Jean-Pierre Rampal
Isaac Stern
Alexander Schneider
Leonard Rose
Columbia
Charles Ives
New York String Quartet
The Lively World Of Fun And Friends Dees Mass
Milton R Bass reflects on friendships with poets, novelists, playwrights, sculptors, musicians, and an agent. He contrasts conversations about art with returns home to books, theatre, galleries, concerts, and a longing for genuine connection amid modern pressures and industry realities.
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Milton R. Bass
Dirty Rats
Best Sellers and Classics on the Shelf
A literary list highlights fiction titles such as Best Sellers including Leon Uris and Erich Segal works, plus Islands in the Stream by Hemingway and other noted authors. Nonfiction staples range from The Greening of America to Future Shock, with a cross section of notable titles and authors.
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Leon Uris
Erich Segal
Ernest Hemingway
Richman
Irwin Shaw
Frankfurt
Agatha Christie
Vaccares
Alistair MacLean
Doctor Cobb’s Game
R. V. Cassill
The
Elizabeth Goudge
Mary Stewart
God IS
R. F. Dilderfield
Greening OF
America
Charles Reich
Kenneth Clark
Future
Alvin Toffler
Khrushchev
Third Reich
Albert Speer
Broadway Tony Awards to honor 25 years with classic show scenes
The Antoinette Perry Awards will mark their 25th anniversary with recreated scenes from landmark musicals of the past quarter century. Angela Lansbury, Carol Channing, Robert Preston, Zero Mostel, and Phil Silvers will appear in commemorative performances. The ABC telecast from the Palace Theater airs March 28, with 16 creative category nominations announced March 17 and winners revealed during the ceremony.
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New York
UPI
Antoinette Perry
Alexander H. Cohen
Angela Lansbury
Palace Theater
ABC
American Theater Wing
League of New York Theaters
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Goodman
MGM
Goodman’s
Dark
Delos Smith
Dees
Haynes
Kane Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Harte Theatre
Charles Bronson
Marlene Jobert
SAT
SUN
Firestone
Main Street
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Queen Christina
Greta Garbo
Garbo
Manchester Cinema
Museum of Modern Art
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Town OF
Dorset
Ezekiel Cross
Bennington
Vermont
United Press International
Broadway
Edward Albee
John Gielgud
Jessica Tandy
Colleeen Dewhurst
George Voskovec
Peggy Wood
Madeline Sherwood
Edgar Stehli
James Ray
Harold Prince
Civic Light Opera
Los Angeles
Ahmanson Theater
San Francisco
Adams
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Monument Plaza
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