Civilization film series to be shown at Clark Institute
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute will screen Kenneth Clark's Civilization: A Personal View for 13 weeks this fall. Each 52 minute episode airs Friday at 1 pm and Sunday at 4 pm starting Sept 16 with free admission.
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All-day workshop on Contact Improvisation planned
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative will host an all-day Contact Improvisation workshop on September 24 led by Christie Soane and Daniel Lepkoff with a prior demonstration on September 23. The program covers body awareness, duet exercises, and free-form dancing, aiming to broaden participation beyond dancers and foster ongoing interest locally. For details, call 442-9785 between 2 and 6 p.m. daily.
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Two Art Exhibitions Open in Bennington Area
Nancy Halvorsen displays a large photo series at Harte Theatre Gallery on Main Street, exploring railroad life with 90 photographs, captions, and a realism emphasis. Jay Brady shows paintings and drawings at Park-McCullough House Carriage Barn, highlighting motion change and color exploration with acrylics pastels and calligraphic drawings, on view through Sept 25.
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Books Art and photography books provide pleasant viewing
A review of Women Artists 1550 1950 by Ann Sutherland Harris and Linda Nochlin notes the book traces why few women were considered outstanding due to 400 years of restrictions, and how today still faces discrimination in exhibiting work. It also mentions Cast of Thousands by Anita Loos, a photo album of Hollywood’s early days with witty commentary.
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Council on Arts seeks CETA eligible artists
The Vermont Council on the Arts Public Arts Program seeks CETA eligible artists to join a state team. Travel to various counties to conduct workshops for school children, the disabled, seniors, prisoners, rehab centers, and youth programs. Call 828-3291 for an appointment.
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