Geisha head doll turns craft art into porcelain play
Elaine Maleo transforms a styrofoam cone and plaster into a geisha bust with sculpted features, painted hair, and a fabric kimono. The Long Beach artist narrates a journey from Japan inspired subjects to a ready-made geisha head sold to hobby shops as a new doll art form. Also included is a Creole gumbo recipe note praising okra and seafood with detailed steps.
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Long Beath
Elaine Maleo
Long Beach
Fiyan
Mimura
Malco
Maleo
Gumbo Directions and Creative Arts Contest Notice
Step by step gumbo prep with okra onions and shrimp, roux and broth, served over rice. Also note Creative Arts poetry contest deadline September 1 with prizes from $50, and contact Annie Laurie Leech in Los Angeles for details.
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Creative Arts, Incorporated
California
Charles B. Garrigus
Annie Laurie Leech
W.2th St
Los Angeles
Angela Davis Controversy Shocks California Regents
Angela Yvonne Davis, a UCLA philosophy acting assistant professor, is under pursuit in a San Rafael courthouse gunfire investigation that killed four, including a judge. The case follows the California Board of Regents vote not to rehire her amid publicity over her Communist ties and extramural speeches.
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Los Angeles
Angela Yvonne Davis
San Rafael
Lack
California
University of California
Communist Party
California Board of Regents
Regents
Davis
Birmingham
North
Elizabeth Irwin High School
New York
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Miss Davis
Paris
Sorbonne
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe University
Ronald Reagan
California Supreme Court
William K. Coblents
State Building
Soledad
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Geisha
Leo
Malco Distributing Company
Lakewood
Japan
Gamagori
Mitoki Mimura
Yvonne’ Davidson
Pacific Coast Club
Kyoko Otani
Madame Butterfly
Independent
PRESS
Pying Beach, Caithy
Ellen Krec
N'Orleans
Angela Davis
Sher
Ala
America
B. Frank Davis
Sally B. Davis
Fan- 5A
Swarthmore College
la Jolla
Galif
Ben
Defiance College
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
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