Heidegger Dies in Black Forest West Germany
German philosopher Martin Heidegger, born 1889 in Messkirch, dies at 86 in the Black Forest town where he began life. He mentored Sartre and Husserl, authored Sein und Zeit, and faced Nazi-era controversy before aligning away from the regime.
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Exceptional art show at Asdan Gallery through June 2
Bennington College presents a significant faculty and visiting artist show at Asdan Gallery honoring the new Visual and Performing Arts Center. Works by Anthony Caro Paul Feeley Vincent Longo Kenneth Noland Jules Olitski Larry Poons Tony Smith and current faculty Pat Adams Jane Ford Richard Haas Isaac Witkin Philip Wofford are on view, with gallery space described as museum-like and aimed at boosting community arts interest.
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Alan Marks in Concert at Amherst College Recital
Pianist Alan Marks, a St Louis native based in New York, will give a recital in Buckley Recital Hall Amherst College on Tuesday June 1 at 8 15 p m. He studied at Juilliard under Irwin Freundlich and has appeared with the Marlboro Music Festival Harvard Chamber Players and the St Louis and Cincinnati symphony orchestras. Tickets are 2 general admission available from Commonwealth Concerts or at the door with a stamped return envelope.
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Southern Vermont Art Center opens June 5 with Permanent Collection
The Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester opens on Saturday June 5 with a 3 to 5 p.m. reception and runs through June 20 featuring its Permanent Collection plus a Moselsio Collection exhibit in Gallery I. The show includes works by Adler, Barlach, Zadkine, Maurer, Kingman, Tahoma, Hausmann, and Moselsio family. A memorial exhibit of Simon Moselsio’s works harkens back to 1965 and highlights continued generosity from Mrs. Herta Moselsio. Open weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. Admission 50 cents. free for children under 12. Tuesday is a free day.
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King of Hearts at Manchester Cinema Through Tuesday
Review notes a strong chance to see King of Hearts again starring Alan Bates and Genevieve Bujold. Set in wartime France, the film follows an insane asylum’s takeover as a bomb defusal mission unfolds with anti war themes and striking visual juxtapositions.
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United Press International prime time rundown lists CBS at 8 p.m. with Skin Game a 1971 film starring James Garner Lou Gossett and Edward Asner NBC at 8 30 presents The Practice with Danny Thomas PBS features Wall Street Week More on the Motor Stocks and 9 p.m. NBC airs The Rockford Files with a line noting Money is the root of all evil an R version.
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