American prints at UI Museum of Art
An exhibition at the University of Iowa Museum of Art surveys American printmaking from the mid-19th to mid-20th century. It features Whistler works and other artists such as Moran Sloan Bellows Davies Bacon Lozowick Feininger and Wood, highlighting realism, modernism, and regionalism themes with European influence and prewar American life. Hours are Tue–Sat 10 am to 5 pm Sun 12 pm to 5 pm.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Museum of Art
America
James A. McNeill Whistler
Europe
Whistler
London
Venice
Thomas Moran
Tower of Cortez
Mexico
Moran
Academies of Art
John Sloan
New York
White Hope
George Bellows
Arthur B. Davies
Peggy Bacon
Paul Cadmus
Coney Island
Adolf Dehn
Louis Lozowick
Lyonel Feininger
Marine
Albert William Heckman
Work Projects Administration
Federal Art Project
Benton
Curry
Stallion
Jack
Grant Wood
Midwest
Howard Cook
Taxco
Cook
United States
John Taylor Ames
Amiens
George “Pop” Hart
Stanley William Hayter
Wayward Saints Opens at Mount Mercy College
Mount Mercy College presents A Company of Wayward Saints in McAuley Auditorium Friday through Sunday October 10. The stylized commedia dell arte play features Harlequin and Capitano among cast from Mount Pleasant Marion Cedar Rapids Toledo and Cascade with mime artist Ron Popenhagen guiding movement. Tickets are 2 dollars general 150 students with a Thursday dress rehearsal free for seniors and reservations at 319 363 8213 ext 229.
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Mary Lynn Benda
Martin Lappe
Wayward Saints
McAuley Auditorium
Mount Mercy College
Mount Mercy College Speech and Drama Department
McAuley
George Herman
Europe
Kathleen Pudzuvelis
Pudzuvelis
Iown
Ron Popenhagen
Popenhagen
Paris
Harlequin
Jim Beghtol
Mount Pleasant
Scapino
John Headington
Marion
Pantelone
David Hein
Cedar Rapids
Dottore
Toledo
Capitano
Quasqueton
Tristano
Dan Huber
Hopkinton
Isabella
Juanita Claus
Cascade
Colombine
Erin Hickey
Ruffiana
Mary Arkfeld
Harlan
New Recording Releases Stoltzman shines in Quintet in B flat
Stoltzman shines on Weber Quintet in B flat with Kavafian and Cherry backing, part of a varied Tashi lineup. the flip offers Dahl Concerto a Tre and Celebration 2 for Stoltzman, plus Serkin Chopin pieces including Ballade and Andante Spianato.
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Tashi
Peter Serkin
Serkin
Richard Stoltzman
Ida Kavafian
Stoltzman
Hancher
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Kavafian
Fred Cherry
Carl Maria von Weber
Ingolf Dahl
University of Southern California
Dahl
Bill Douglas
Douglas
University of Colorado At Boulder
Chopin
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