Works of Noted Artists to Be Exhibited Here
The Figure International, curated by Dennis Adrian, opens Saturday June 4 at Osne Arts Center Fort Ontario Park and runs through June 26 under New York State Council on the Arts and The American Federation of Arts. The show features artists including Appel de Kooning Diebenkorn Port. works listed include Anderson Appel Beal Blaine de Kooning Diebenkorn Dubuffet Evergood Georges Golub Katz Lanyon Marcus and Maryan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figure International
Appel
de Kooning
Diebenkorn
Porter
New York State Council On the Arts
Osne Arts Center
Fort Ontario Park
Dennis Adrian
Allan Frumkin
New York City
New York
American Federation of Arts
Adrian
Ben Johnson
Marcia Marcus
Lennart Anderson
Leland Bell
Dilys
William Clutz
William de Kooning
Edwin Dickinson
Edith Kramer
Richard Diebenkorn
Rosalyn Drexler
Kram
Friends
Jean Dubuffet
Mr. Chocolat
Philip Evergood
Don Quixote
The
Windmill
Paul Georges
Leon Golub
Joseph Hirsch
Lester Johnson
Beethoven
Alex Katz
Kynaston McShine
Ellen Lanyon
Maryan
Mizpah Fellowship hears Alaska talk in Mexico
The Mizpah Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church held a supper and program in the Wilcox Memorial House. A teacher named Mr Goodsel, an ordained minister and former Alaska mission worker, presented slides about Alaska. Devo tions were led by William Shumway and Mrs Horace Bakus. The event marked the last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
The
Presbyterian Church
Wilcox Memorial House
William Hartwell
Willard Fetcha
Wesley Smith
Harvey Allen
Mary Boyd
William Shumway
Horace Bakus
Sheldon K. Blank
Goodse
Alaska
Methodist
WSCS
George FE. Green
Gertrude Loucks
William Ha Sr
Ramsey
Raymond Gibbs
John St
Portraits and Studies by 20th Century Artists
A list of artist names and works appears, including Louisa Matthiasdot Tir, Temma Reading, James McGarrell, Jan Muller, David Park, Philip Pearistien, Maurice Armstretched, Fairfield Porter, Lawrence Webster, Raphael Soyer, Wayne Theibaud, James Weeks, Tom Wesselman, Leland Bell, and a self portrait. The collection features portraits and studies such as The Search for the Unicorn and Standing Woman in a square setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Matthiasdottir
James McGarrell
Jan Muller
David Park
Philip Pearistien
Maurice
Armstretched
Faireld Porter
Lawrence
Larry Vers
Raphael Soyer
Wayne Theibaud
James Weeks
Tom Wesselman
Leland Bell
Local Social Notes Mention Farm Visits and Club Meetings
The column lists visits and weekend stays by families on Route 104 Arthur Road and in East Hartford. It records social events including a 500 Club meeting with Maud Davis first and Howard Smith as guest, plus Memorial Day program planning, a Calico Club gathering in Sandy Creek, and upcoming meetings at Hickory Grove camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Walton
M. D. Roberts
Arthur Road
East Hartford
Conn
Freq Delaney
Florida
Mexico
William Lee
Barbara
Baldwinsville
F. Hoyt Hollister
West Ackley
Maud Davis
Howard Smith
Howard Hanson
Harry Cone
Harold Freeman
Calico Club
Sandy Creek
Charles Mowry
Addie Haig
Pearl du- Bois
Charles Sischo
Lena Kranz
George du- Bois
Fred Delaney
Hickory Grove
Pearl Bombard
Hazel Orton
Nina McMillen
Bergenfield
N.J
Majors Musings Highlight Willie Mays and RBI Leaders
Willie Mays snapped a slump with 10 hits in 25 at bats, lifting his average 22 points to .274 and extending a six game streak. Baltimore’s Robinson drove in three more to reach 45 RBI in 44 games, while Claude Raymond impressed Houston with 3-0 record, five saves and a 1.32 ERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Atlanta
Baltimore
Robinson
Orioles
California
Grady Hatton
Houston
Claude Raymond
Raymond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moryan
Dubuffet
S ‘M. Chocolat
Roy
Karel Appel
Dizzy Gillespie
Robert Barnes
Jack Beal
Nell Blaine
Fairfield Porter
Tibor de Nagy
Oswego Art Center
Pulaski
Frank F. Feigl
BCI
Tanner Atlantic
Semba Farm
Lobelia
Petunias
Heinz Campbell
Rutgers
John Baer
Morton
Zinnias
Verbina
Caladiums
Gregg
Kitchenmaker
Fort Ontario
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