Art of The Times A Show of Personal Art at Guggenheim
New York critics Jean Arp and Julius Bissier are examined in a double exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum. John Canaday notes the artists’ joyful spontaneity, their divergent careers, and Messer’s catalog as a guide, with the show running through June 25.
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York
Times Sreview
New York
Jean Ary
Julius Bissier
Guggenheim Museum
Arp
Bissier
Parnassus
Sir Herbert Read
Jean Arp
Hanover
Sao Paulo
Thomas M. Messer
Guggenheim
Messer
How Animals Get Names at the Central Park Zoo
New York AP reports zoo staff name animals based on donors visitors and staff. Bill the newborn narwhal? no, baby goats John and Marilyn Kinzig are named after a keeper and his wife. Charlie the tiger honors a weekend visitor of 15 years and Ashley the rhesus monkey was born on Ash Wednesday with gender uncertain.
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New York
Central Park Zoo
Bill
Parks Department
John
Marilyn
Bere
John Kinzig
Charlie
Ashley
Kinzig
Casino Receives Permanent License After Fast Rule Change
LAS VEGAS AP The Circus Casino won state permission to stay open permanently after a near loss last month. Opened last October with a 12 million dollar tent shaped building, it features trapeze acts and concessions for families. The Nevada Gaming Commission had ordered a close by April 30 over undisclosed loans to owners, an extension was granted after a stockholder sold part of his stake. New owners say finances are straightened and a permanent license is needed to calm creditors and seniors.
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Circus
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Reading
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AllTown fair invites exhibits with expanded arts shows
The AllTown fair opens June 27 and 28, two months earlier than past events. Billy Greiner urged exhibitors to start preparing, noting a 78 page premium booklet at the Chamber of Commerce for entry rules and prize details. The fair adds a professional section to the fine arts show with winner take all prizes, plus expanded categories in artificial flowers and the Women’s World. Entry help will be at Hawkeye Downs, with $1 amateur and $3 professional fees for art entries.
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Hawkeye Downs
Addtiton
Greiner Sai
French Teen Marriages Rise in France as Permits Required
Paris AP reports about double the teen marriages today versus ten years ago. Special government permission is required for girls under 15 years and three months and boys under 18. About 400 such permits are issued annually for the last decade.
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