Fiber Arts '86 Exhibit at Art Institute Showcases Five Houston Artists
Five artists from Houston display experimental works at the Art Institute's Fiber Arts '86 in Odessa. Madeline Crozat-Williams uses grid-based mixed media with plastic bags and lights. Stephanie Nadolski creates delicate seashell inspired paper pieces. Carolyn Dahl paints silk with cow motifs and sky studies. Carol Stoddard unveils wrapped tubular tapestries. Marleah MacDougal uses felt to form large 5 foot patchwork pieces like Chasm. The show emphasizes color, texture, and tactile engagement with visitors allowed to touch only the artists' works.
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Madeline Crozat-Williams
Stephanie Nadolski
Carolyn Dahl
Carol Stoddard
Houston
Odessa
Stoddard
Banks
Waco
Art Institute
Nadolski
Midland artist Charlotte Seay to exhibit at Peach’s Cafe
Arts Briefs note Midland resident Charlotte Seay will show oil wall reliefs, oil paintings and watercolors at the Gallery at Peach’s Eighth Street Cafe from August. Seay trained with Maisi Sirois, John Carter, Dr Charles Stewart and Warren Taylor, and has had works in Midland College and regional shows. She serves as vice president and education program chair of the Midland Arts Association.
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Peach
Eighth Street
Eighth St
Seay
Midland
Maisi Sirois
Georgetown
Texas
John Carter
House of Representative
Charles Stewart
Warren Taylor
Midland College
Allison Fine Arts
Midland Arts Association
Midland Center
Hummingbird
Marble Falls
James Levine: The Life in Music profile on KOCV TV
American Masters presents a one hour portrait of conductor James Levine, Metropolitan Opera director, airing 8 p.m. Monday on Channel 36. Through rehearsal footage and conducting scenes the film shows his behind the scenes process and coaching of a young singer preparing a new role.
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James Levine
Kocvtv
Channel 36
Levine
Metropolitan Opera
San Angelo Museum Receives GTE Foundation Grant
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts director Howard J. Taylor announced a 5000 grant from the GTE Foundation of General Telephone Company of the Southwest to sponsor the Summer for Kids program. The project runs through August with art classes for preschool and elementary children and a child friendly exhibition titled Toy Tech by Remo Saraceni featuring interactive works.
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San Angelo
Howard J. Taylor
Remo Saraceni
Monster Mania at Presidential Museum in Odessa
Odessa area children and families are invited to Monster Mania at the Presidential Museum on August 15 at 10 a.m. at 622 N. Lee St. The event features dinosaur bone exhibits by Daniel Womachel and a One Million B.C. screening, mixing science with fantasy. Admission and refreshments are free. Call 332-7123 for details.
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Daniel Womachel
University of Texas
Sherburn
MonAhans history celebrated with West Texas musical
Ward County's 100th birthday and Texas Sesquicentennial are marked by This West Texas Country an original musical to run August 14 to 16 at Monahans High School Auditorium. Bruce Dillon and Sandra McIntosh co wrote and composed the show with Dillon debuting at Lincoln Center in 1977. Gala seats cost 10 dollars with regular prices 5 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children. Tickets available at the Community Center 400 Fourth Street.
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Ward County
Monahans High School
Bruce Dillon
Sandra McIntosh
Lincoln Center
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