Painting Shown in 31st New Jersey State Exhibit
Kenneth Kaplowitz of 278 Conklin Ave is represented in the 31st Annual New Jersey State Exhibition at the Montclair Art Museum by an oil painting titled Metaphysics.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
5
Kenneth Kaplowitz of 278 Conklin Ave is represented in the 31st Annual New Jersey State Exhibition at the Montclair Art Museum by an oil painting titled Metaphysics.
Prof. Saul Orkin of Union Junior College Cranford will speak to Hillside High School parents on how to pick a college on Thursday evening November 15 at the High School. He wrote a freshman orientation book and is an alumnus of Union Junior College. He holds a BA from Rutgers and an MA from Michigan, studying for his PhD at Columbia.
A graduate of Arts High School Newark Kaplowitz spent a year in NYU Scholarship Workshop studied painting under Carmen Cicero and is in his last year in the Fine Arts Department at Montclair State College He belongs to Kappa Pi Art Fraternity and has exhibited at Montclair State NYU and the New Jersey College Arts Exhibition in Washington DC.
A dense list of local club and church events from November to December includes PTA meetings at Saybrook High School and AP Morris PTA, Hadassah education and board sessions, Sinai Sisterhood activities, Bnai Brith Women and Women's clubs gatherings, Kiwanis and Town committee meetings, and scheduled fundraisers such as a Hadassah bazaar and Israel bonds Dinner for Max Kasoff.
A Hillside High School display features photo offset prints created in the industrial arts department. Constantine Harper, department chairman, oversees the exhibit in the National State Bank lobby in Hillside.
United Press International describes a poultry house toy from Lakeside Toys in Minneapolis Minnesota. The toy uses colorful flexible plastic fowls to teach children that roosters hens turkeys and ducks are birds. The design includes a coop with two birds and makes sounds to stimulate the child during play.
Nicholas Reale of 1000 Salem Ave wins the Vivian V. Skinner Award at the First Annual New Jersey State Museum exhibition for his water color. Reale studied at Pratt University the New School and the Art Students League and has shown at the National Academy of Design Jersey City Museum and Newark Museum. The Newark Avenue exhibition runs through Dec 9.
The Hillside Times published weekly by Hill Side Times Publishing Co Inc at 1433 North Broad St Hill Side New Jersey on Thursday November 15 1962. Subscription per year three dollars fifty cents any where in the United States single copy ten cents. Second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey. Vol XXXIX No 3.
The Montclair Museum hosts the Jersey State Annuals with honors earned in 1957 and 1961. Other accolades include Newark Museum Purchase Award and four Jersey City Museum Purchase Awards. David L. Yunich Purchase Award listed at L Bamberger Co Newark.
Miss Jean-Rae Turner from The Daily Journal told Hillside Township residents the Saybrook name likely derives from Old Saybrook Connecticut and a 1892 real estate map. She noted the area developed between 1920 and 1939 residentially and 1945 to 1952 industrially, with tax base growth a current concern.
The American premiere of Barah bass, adaptation of the Nobel winning novel, will open in October at the DeMille Theatre New York. The Columbia Pictures release stars Anthony Quinn Ernest Borgnine Jack Palance Silvana Mangano Arthur Kennedy and Valentina Cortese.
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