Kress Grants Fund Five Year Art History Program
The Samuel H. Kress Foundation launches a five year plan totaling 1.1 million dollars to bolster art history and connoisseurship in the United States. The Art Bulletin and its mono-graph series will receive 20 thousand dollars annually for five years to support publication. Twelve universities will receive ten thousand dollars each year as pilot Kress fellowships in the history of art at Berkeley Los Angeles Chicago Columbia Michigan NYU North Carolina Oberlin Princeton Stanford and more.
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Art Bulletin
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Oberlin College
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New Savory Novel Is Due Feb 19
Teo Savory of West Stockbridge writes A Penny for His Pocket to be published February 19 by J. B. Lippincott Co. in Philadelphia. Savory, educated in England, authored The Landscape of Dreams and The Secret, with poetry and short stories.
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West Stockbridge
J. B. Lippincott Co
Philadelphia
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England
Miss Lavery
Alan Brilliant
Harvard Berenson Center Endowed With $100,000 Gift
Wisconsin and Yale join Harvard in hosting a Rush H Kress fellowship worth 10000 annually for five years at a Florentine villa left to Harvard by Bernard Berenson. Harvard also gains a 100000 permanent endowment for the Berenson center. The National Gallery of Art will receive 40000 yearly for five years to back Kross Foundation studies in European art published by Phaidon Press in London.
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Rush H. Kress
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Berenson
National Gallery of Art
Washington
London
Phaidon Press
Six Characters in Search of an Author at Adams Memorial Theater
Pirandello’s meta play is depicted as acting truth, with Barbara Colby and Daniel Keyes delivering standout portrayals. The Berkshire production emphasizes the collision of life and performance, as actors and audience glimpse the six characters’ half life.
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Pirandello
Hamlet
Wily Loman
Othello
Adams Memorial Theater
New York City
Barbara Colby
Daniel Keyes
Jack Dodson
Margery MacDaniel
Frederick Combs
Diana Visco
Philip Viscoe
Anita Keal
Madame Pace
William Young
Mark D. Healy
Berkshires
Smith Presents Albers Works at Smith College Museum
Ten oil paintings by Josef Albers are exhibited at Smith College Museum of Art alongside color study pieces from his students. The show links to Albers lecture in Wright Hall at 8 p.m. Monday and runs through February 23. Born 1888 in Germany, Albers led Yale design from 1950 to 1960 after Bauhaus studies and Black Mountain College years, now professor emeritus at Yale.
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Smith College Museum of Art
Wright Hall
Albers
Yale University School of Architecture and Design
Germany
Actress Nancy Baker Builds Career In Crying Roles
New York AP reports actress Nancy Baker has carved a niche as a professional whimper and howl artist. Since a TV moment years ago she has contributed voices to over 100 video programs and 200 radio assignments along with stage parts, and now appears off Broadway in Tele machus Clay providing child hero sound effects.
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Nancy Baker
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