Bill Viola to Represent U S at 1995 Venice Biennale
ASU Art Museum director Marilyn Zeitlin announced Bill Viola will create five new video and sound installations for the U S Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in Italy. The works form a journey exploring darkness and light, internal and external, past and present, and matter and immaterial. The Tempe museum offers free admission with hours vary by day.
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United States Information Agency
Bill Viola
Arizona State University Art Museum
Marilyn Zeitlin
United States
Italy
Viola
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
ASU Art Museum
Nelson Fine Arts Center
Mill Avenue
10Th Street
Tempe
South Bronx Hall of Fame and Other Realities exhibit
The Nelson Fine Arts Center at Arizona State University showcases John Ahearn and Rigoberto Torres painted body casts honoring inner-city residents. The show runs through June 12 alongside Navajo Rugs From Two Collections through July 10 and Benito Huerta: To Preserve, Negate, Transcend through August 7, featuring works from 1970s and 80s by Benito Huerta.
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Nelson Fine Arts Center
Arizona State University
South Bronx
Navajo Nation
Benito Huerta
Australia invitation for Fulbright Fellow Fay
Keith Bud Fay head of the Department of International Business at Western International receives a prestigious Fulbright Fellowship invitation. Fay previously traveled to attend exchange programs and lectures, marking a milestone in international business outreach.
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Keith
Bud” Fay
Western International
Fay
Houston Artist Examines Cultural Diversity in America
Houston based Hispanic artist confronts diversity and influence in America. Nelson Center at 965 ARTS hosts information with a Thursday session at 1833 W Southern Ave. Registration costs 36 dollars. To register by phone call 461 7700. Community Education Department inquiries to 461 7493.
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America
Nelson Center
W. Southern Ave
Community Education Department
Tai Chi course offered at MCC this summer
Mesa Community College will host a beginning tai chi course from June 9 to July 14 taught by Wendy Tucker. The program runs 7 to 8 50 p.m. and aims to strengthen arms and legs while improving balance and mental relaxation through graceful movements and poses.
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Mesa Community College
Community Education Department
Wendy Tucker
National clay workshop with Federighi at Mesa Community College
Nationally recognized sculptor Christine Federighi and the Mesa Community College Art Department host a ceramics and clay workshop through June 4. Federighi, a University of Miami art professor, will demonstrate hand building and surface treatments, present slides on figure use in art, and discuss symbolism. The event suits all skill levels.
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Christine Federighi
Mesa Community College
Federighi
University of Miami
Coral Gables
Fla
College credits offer ends with registration details
The notice outlines worth three college credits and instructions to register by phone at 461-7700. It also provides a contact for more information, Jane Kelsey-Mapel, reachable at 461-7524.
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Jane Kelsey-Mapel
WordPerfect for Windows basics offered at Rio Salado
A one day course in WordPerfect for Windows will run 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Saturday at Rio Salado Community College East Valley Service Center Mesa 2305 N Power Road. Tuition 16 participants learn document creation manipulation and printing on a microcomputer. For details call 223 4045 or pick up a class schedule at public libraries Circle K or Whataburger.
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Rio Salado Community College
Rio
East Valley Service Center
Power Road
Mesa
Circle K
Whataburger
Obituaries span many Arizona communities in May 1994 notices
Obituary page lists Clarence L Battle 78 Apache Junction died May 10 in Las Vegas. Survivors include daughters Phyllis Terrell Lynda Tecumseh Beverlee Chaney and more. Multiple memorials and services follow for Grover Snow Mildred Bartolomeo Deane Phillips Alma Nelson Ataullah Mohajerin Robert Smith and others with varied death dates in May 1994. Institution names Mountain View Meldrum Falconer and Bunker's Garden appear with burial plans and survivors.
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Clarence L. Battle
Apache Junction
Las Vegas
Mr. Battle
Palmers, Miss
Phyllis Terrell
Lynda Tecumseh
Beverlee Chaney
Phillip
Gregory
Kenneth
Dennis
Bertha Newman
Mountain View Mortuary
Grover Henry Snow
Mesa
Apache Trail
Snow
Clearwater
Texas
Velma
Stan
Tom
Emma Hendricks
Bud
Mildred Bartolomeo
Scottsdale
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
E. Elliot Road
Gilbert
Bartolomeo
Bayonne
N.J
Frank
Rosemary
Charles
Antoinette Arrigo
Vincent
Charles Butera
Julie Schuler
Falconer Funeral Home
W. Juniper Ave
American Cancer Society
E. Thomas Road
Phoenix
Deane Gage Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Bethany
N.Y
Clara Kennedy
Donna McCloskey
Janet Beck
Harold
Russell
Dorothy E. van Laningham
East Valley Church
Alma J. Nelson
Chandler
Meldrum Mortuary
N. Macdonald
Plano
Nelson
Snowball
Ark
Mary
Jeanette
Archie
Ataullah Mohajerin
Tempe
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Zia
Susan Quinet
Nasrin
Lloyd Shults
Apache Junction Mortuary
Fourth Ave
Shults
Dent County
Maria A. Hernandez
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Galveston St
Hernandez
Lydia Rodriguez
Vera Ruiz
Teresa Palomarez
Molly Wells
Lena Nava
Roy
Patrick Gutierrez
Bueler Mortuary
W’dulet Drive
Bueler
Subway worker killed at Scottsdale store in late night shooting
A Subway employee, Brian Patrick Lindsay, 20, was shot four to five times during a robbery at the Pavilion Shopping Center in Scottsdale. Despite no money taken, the suspect group fled with subs and chips. Lindsay, a Northern Arizona University student, died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Police seek information, offering up to 15,000 dollars reward for arrest and conviction. Reward details are provided by Crimestoppers and authorities.
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Subway
Scottsdale Pavilion
Brian Patrick Lindsay
Scottsdale
Pavilion
Indian Bend Road
Lindsay
Valley higher learning news to Community Bulletin Board
It's your turn provides items on Valley institutions of higher learning each Tuesday. Send notices to Community Bulletin Board via the Mesa Tribune, Tempe Daily News Tribune, Chandler Arizonan Tribune, or Gilbert Tribune offices with space available for photos. Office hours and fax number listed.
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Community Bulletin Board
Laurie Huth
Mesa Tribune
First Ave
Mesa
Rainey Stricklin
Tempe
Daily News Tribune
Third St
Robert Boos
Chandler Arizonan Tribune
S. Arizona Place
Chandler
Gilbert Tribune
Gilbert Road
Gilbert
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SCC
Scottsdale Community College
E. Chaparral Road
Ray Foster
Arizona Review
the Valley
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Amylue Todd
Abilene Christian University
ITT Technical Institute
Kenneth A. Bradley
Bradley
Corporate Business Systems Inc
Clarence Battle
Grover Snow
Deane Phillips
Dorothy van Laningham
Pinerock
Pine Drive
Prescott
Leukemia Foundation of Arizona
S. McClintock Drive
Lakeshore Mortuary
Alma Nelson
Robert James Smith
Alta Loma
Mr. Smith
Superior
Wis
Geraldine
Catherine Straight
William
Roger
Florence Borreson
Henry Lense
Henry A. Lense
Mr. Lense
Chicago
Helen
Chapel Church
P.O. Box
Sarah Sharon Benedict
University Drive
John Kubis
John R. Kubis
Kubis
Auburn
Margaret O’connell
Elizabeth Katz
Diane
John
Rose Stopyra
Josephine Brown
Robert
Melcher
Mission Chapel
Zane Shumway
Zane Menard Shumway
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
S. Hobson St
Relief Society
Margaret Catherine Duke
Miss Duke
Thelma Jean
Sherri Pierce
Bolimer Funeral Home
Jason Lee
Jason Michael Lee
Bunker’s Garden Chapel
N. Centennial
Marian Bucci
Youwanda Dre
Lloyd and
Darrel
Waunita Ross
Alberta Boren
Marc Edward Craft
Craft
Dallas
Heather
Marcus
Betty
Irene
Leslie Aediens
Siaosi Peleki Maile
Tonga
Mele
Ovila Tuituu
Leilani Ana Feinga
Samisoni
Bunker’s Garden
Claude H. Pomeroy
Provo
Utah
Mr. Pomeroy
Esther
Judy Pond
Paul
Jim
Nelda
Ted
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital-Osborn
Salt River
Pima-Maricopa
Karl Auerbach
Auerbach
Northern Arizona University
Brian Lindsay
Brian
Richard Schibler
Arizona Subway Development Corp
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