American Crafts 1976 exhibition highlights clay dominated works
The Museum of Contemporary Art showcases 112 pieces by 58 artists in American Crafts 1976. Clay dominates, with works from Marilyn LeVine Peter Voulkos Robert Winokur Richard DeVore Sam Maloof Wendle Castle Ferne Jacobs Arlene Fisch Suzanne Anker and others exploring materials beyond utility toward beauty and expression. The show includes diverse media from zipper bags to paper pulp casts and woven collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G. McDaniel
Associated Press
Chicago (Ap
Museum of Contemporary Art
Marilyn Levine
Salt Lake City
Peter Voulkos
Berkeley
Calif
Paul Klee
Robert Winokur
Horsham
Richard DeVore
West Bloomfield
Mich
Sam Maloof
Alta Loma
Wendle Castle
Scottsville
N.Y
Ferne Jacobs
Los Angeles
Arlene Fisch
Boston
Purse
Suzanne Anker
Boulder, Colo
First steam locomotive started new travel era 150 years ago
Col. John Stevens, at 76, built America’s first steam locomotive and proved its feasibility in 1826 near the Stevens Institute of Technology site in Hoboken. He envisioned fast intercity travel and union of states, and his efforts spawned early railroading and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N.J
Bell
Edison
John Stevens
America
New York
Philadelphia
Union
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stevens
Newany
United States
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smithsonian Institution
New York City
Phoenix
Edwin A. Stevens
Edwin
Uest
Jevens Institute of Technology
Rep
Millicent Fenwick, Rn.j
Col
Orono 7 in area graduates listed for UMaine commencement
Seven area residents are named among candidates for graduate and undergraduate degrees at the 154th commencement of the University of Maine at Orono to be held Friday. Degree candidates include Sharon A. Leavitt of Biddeford, Alexander A. Mouzas, Julie M. Sullivan and Robert H. Warner of Saco, Jeffrey R. Fontaine and David M. Segee of Kennebunk, and Herbert C. Decato Jr. of Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine At
Orono
Sharon A. Leavitt
Biddeford
Alexander A. Mouzas
Julie M. Sullivan
Robert H. Warner
Saco
Jeffrey R. Fontaine
David M. Segee
Kennebunk
Herbert C. Decato Jr
Wells
Treasury Customs Collections Reach 4.5 Billion in FY75
Customs collections by the Treasury Department for the year ending June 30, 1975, totaled 4.5 billion dollars, reflecting overall revenue performance and duties collected on imports during the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
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Jimmy Carter
Secret Service
Carter
UPI
Saco Kindergarten
Fairfield and Young Schools
Spring Street
Fairfield School
Young School
Poulos
General Electric
Quality Concrete Inc
Val G. Cadorette
Plymouth Drive
Biddeford, Me
Tire Warehouse
Rt. 1
Scarborough
Electrolux
J. Durfee
AY L Jewelers Opticians
Main Street
Whirlpool
Panasonic
Rca-Zenith B & W
Lloyd Anderson
Anderson. Watkins
Brighton Avenue
Portland
Howdy
Elm ST
Youland
Bath
Exeter, N.H
Bankamericard
GECC
Nightstand
Dresser & Mirror
Moosehead
Main ST
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