Photography in the Fine Arts exhibit at the Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art opens its fourth Photography in the Fine Arts exhibition in New York. It features 152 photographs by 129 photographers, including 66 color works, chosen by a nine member jury led by James J. Rorimer. The event reflects 18 months of global search and the debate over whether photographers or art critics decide what qualifies as fine art. A standout image shows a mother gorilla gazing at her baby, illustrating warmth amid critique.
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Monster Watch Seeks Loch Ness Monster Theories
Richard Need, a 31 year old London documentary filmmaker, travels 550 miles yearly to Loch Ness in Scotland to film a possible monster. He believes the creature is unclassified by zoology, perhaps 30 to 40 feet long and resembles a plesiosaur. He argues a well organized expedition could settle the mystery, though deep brackish waters and 700 foot depths pose major challenges.
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Pension Fund Held Hurt By Senators
The Alabama League of Aging Citizens president Reuben Hanan of Montgomery said the Senate deadlock has hampered efforts to reach Gov. Wallace's goal of 100 dollars a month for pensioners. He urged breaking the stalemate to provide funds to relieve hunger pain and life necessities for the aged.
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