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14 Jun 1972

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Taos News

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Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

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4

Southwest Fine Arts Biennial opens in Santa Fe with 10 works

The 1972 six state exhibition at the Fine Arts Museum of New Mexico showcases artists including Arthur Abrams Hil Larry Calgano Edward Chay Cliff Harmon Louis Ribak Christine Houssefot and Lee Simpson. Jurors Adelyn Breeskin Gerald Norland and Dean Swanson select prize winners James Flury John Cortez Kindred Fritz Scholder and others as nearly 1,400 attended the opening reception. The show runs through September 1 with a traveling exhibit planned thereafter.

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Regina Cooke Southwest Fine Arts Museum of New Mexico Santa Fe Arthur Abrams Rio Grande Larry Calgano Edward Chay Cliff Harmon Louis Ribak West Gate Christine Houssefotrment Lee Simpson Adelyn Breeskin National Collection of Fine Arts Smithsonian Washington, DCL Gerald Norland San Francisco Museum of Art Dean Swanson Mie Walker Art Center Minneapolis Vincent Price Marcus Graves Sherman Lee Elmer Bischoff Jean Howard Lipman James Flury Austin Tex John Cortez Kindred Fritz Scholder Sue Enen Wet Abbuquerque Clinton Adaing Wits Santa Fean Jean Promotion New Mexico Tadsena Maria Benitre Antonia’s New Cocktail la Fonda de Taos Christopher Berkov Samara Antonio Mendoza Mark Moody Maria Verde Valley School Sedona Ariz Madrid Maria Rosa South America Rico Andalusia Mexico Louise Licklider School of Ballet Mendoza Flagstaff Ariz Steak Mouse Arizona State University Temperand University of New Mexico Boise City Okla Verde Valley Northern Arizona University Taos Texas Girls Choir Colorado Springs Taos Community Auditorium Shirley Carter Fort Worth Dan Meyer Phil Cantu RN. Stovall Sue McCleery Taos Art Association Stables 8 School of Music Chilton Anderson Taos School of Music Civic Auditorium Ing. AM Isabel Lava New York Eric Gustafson Gorman Bobby Hicks Joe Nelson Gorman Chinle Virginia Dooley Time Magazine Dennis Hopper Donna Halpin Martha Reed Martha of Taps Blue Boar Gallery Harry Brunner Helen Orr Dunn Fame Ia Ray J. Espinosa Albert McCleery Vambere Me Cleery Actors Studio West Mir Me Cleery Hie Camon Theatre Fireside Theatre Halliark Hall of Fame Matinee Theatre MeCleery McCleery Fordham University Biarritz University France Pasadena Playhouse California
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SMU art school hosts experimental summer workshop

An SMU organized summer workshop brings 25 SMU students and art teachers from around the country to the John Young Hunter estate in Dallas. The program features painting sculpture ceramics weaving photography and film making with focus on personal expression. Leaders include Bill Jordan James Surls Peter Bodner Shel Hershorn and Dennis Hopper. The project aims to become a winter semester fixture with films shown at El Cortez Ranchos and an July exhibition at Cabot Plaza.

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Young- Hunter Young James Linda Surls Cranbrook Academy of Art Michigan Surls Peter Bodner University Oflinois Urbana Bodner Shel Hershorn Talpa Lujan House Dennis Hopper Bill Jordan SMU Meadows Museum Dallas Jordan el Cortez Ranchos Harvey Phillip Christo Fifle Gap Calorads Phillip New Cabot Plaza
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Twister documentary screens in Taos with saddle brone theme

Brone busting film Twister, a documentary on rodnes, shows June 22 23 and 24 at Taos Community Auditorium. Filmed in Oregon Washington Idaho Arizona, it follows a young saddle brone rider with Jim Van Belle starring and Rex Allen narrating. Bastin performs music with an onstage concert. tickets at Trends Stables Art Gallery and Taos Auditorium box office. Call 758-4416 for more info.

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Steve Eastin Taos Community Auditorium Rodnes Oregon Washington Idaho Arizona Rex Allen Jim van Belle National Rodeo Association Trends Stables Taos Community Auditorum
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Taos Art Association to Screen Free Kids Film Saturday

Free morning program for children presented by Taos Art Association at the Taos Community Auditorium. Selected classics include Nanook of the North Ushi The Red Balloon and wildlife and indigenous themed films. Opening program features Rip Van Winkle Mural of New Mexico and The Crying Red Guan. Admission free for youths accompanied by a parent or guardian. Screenings begin 1:30 p.m.

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Taos Art Association Bis Discovery
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Magna cum laude graduate shines at Newark State College

Mrs. Margaret Monett Schau earned magna cum laude honors with a BA in Mathematics from Newark State College New Jersey. She is a Taus High School alumna. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monett reside in Pryor Oklahoma.

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Margaret Monett Schau Newark State College New Jersey Schau Taus High School Jim Monett Pryor Okla
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General begins film series with The General silent classic

The Wednesday Evening Film Society starts its summer classics tonight at 4 pm in the Community Auditorium. Buster Keaton's The General headlines the premiere, with Hymns of the Nations featuring Toscanini conducting NBC Symphony, Verdi music, Westminster Choir, and Jan Peerce. Next week's film is The Strongman. Tickets are at the box office and Stables Gallery.

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Wednesday Evening Film Society Buster Keaton Arturo ‘Toscanini NBC Symphony Verdi Westminster Choir Jan Peerce Harry Langdon
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Simpson Exhibit Opens At Gallery A In Taos

Lee Simpson presents his second one man show at Gallery A with a 2 to 5 p m reception. A former Texas geophysicist who began painting in childhood and has worked across the southwest and Mexico, he is largely self taught and has studied briefly with noted artists. He recently relocated to Taos after years of painting and teaching and once ran an Amarillo gallery.

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Texas Sharp Lee Simpson Southwest Mexico Taos Amarillo
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Replogle Reception at The Stables Art Gallery

The Stables Art Gallery will host a public reception on Saturday July 17 from 3 to 3.30 pm showcasing Rod Replogle’s new winter landscape studies. The artist describes mountains seen through a shifting plastic sheet, finding their essence beyond topography.

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Rod Replogle Replogle
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Watercolor gallery opens by Keith G. Dennis at Casa Blanca

Keith G. Dennis, a New York City born watercolorist, opens a studio and gallery at the Casa Blanca on Bent Street. He served in the Marine Corps, settled in Wyoming, and taught oil painting and watercolor for eighteen years in Wyoming and Nebraska, with several one-man shows including at the Cheyenne state capitol. Dennis notes watercolor’s fluidity and spontaneity suit on the spot work and outdoors, painting small corners of the West that may disappear with progress.

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Keith Dennis Bent Street Keith G. Dennis Casa Blanca Dennis Was New York City Marine Corps Wyoming Nebraska Cheyenne State Capitol Dennis West
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