Gallery A Show to Feature Milford Greer June 18
Gallery A announces a one man exhibition of Taos artist Milford Greer opening Saturday June 18 at 2 p.m. The show highlights still lifes and landscapes with new dimensions on familiar subjects. Greer, now based in Taos for six years, has exhibited across the Southwest and holds roles with Taos Arts groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Greer
Regina Canke
Taos
Southwest
Acand
Stables Gallery
Taos Art Association
Greer
Sitle von
Jn Ft
Pilt
Irgin
Kanade State
Artine
Lindsborg
Tom Humphreys Returns Home From Fort Worth Tap
Tom Humphreys has returned home after a visit to Fort Worth Texas. He was away a short time and is now back with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Humphreys
Fort Worth
Tex
Demonstration of Ojo de Dios Jewelry by Emil Pfeiffer
Emil Pfeiffer demonstrates his Ojo de Dios inspired jewelry at the 1968 New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair in Albuquerque June 16-19. He uses gold silver brass iron and copper with yarn and wood, tying the eye symbol to personal prayer for unity. Pfeiffer, a Berkeley graduate with multiple prize wins, operates a home studio in Embudo with his wife Anna Weaver and three children, and his work is shown in major museums and galleries in California and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Pfeiffer
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Mexico
Pfeiffer
Sausalito
American Craftsmen's Council
San Francisco
Hearst
Taos
California
Ann
Embudo
Mr Pfeiffer
Anthropologist James C. Sebring Plans Field Work in Asia
James C. Sebring assistant professor of anthropology at the University of New Mexico writes on village life in North India. His current project runs from June 6 to 24 and August 19 to September 14, based on part of his PhD dissertation. He aims to return to India or Nepal in two years to study caste and social systems. At UNM he teaches undergraduate introductory anthropology and graduate seminars after earning a BA at Indiana University in 1960 and pursuing graduate studies at UC Berkeley from 1960 to 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurlitzer Foundation
James C. Sebring
University of New Mexico
India
Sebring
Nepal
UNM
Indiana University
University of California, Berkeley
New Mexico Craftsmen Exhibit entry deadline moved
Dr Delay Kolb director of the Museum of New Mexico announced a one week postponement for entry cards to the New Mexico Craftsmen Exhibit. The new mailing deadline is June 23 for a show opening August 4 at the Museum of International Folk Art. Juror N J Krevitsky from Tucson will evaluate original entries completed within the last two years and not previously shown.
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Museum of New Mexico
Delay Kolb
New Mexico
Museum of International Folk Art
State Museum
Jim Simmons to Open Solo Show at TAA Stables
Jim Simmons opens a solo show with a reception at the Stables Gallery on June 18 from 2 to 5 p.m., continuing through July 1. A Dodge City College distinguished alumnus, he served as a fighter pilot and naval officer in World War II, then studied at Herron Art Institute before moving to Taos in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Simmons
Stables
Simmons
Dodge City
Kan
Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Taos
Elmer Niemeyer
Arroyo Seco
Sim
Taos Canyon
Jim
Botts Memorial Gallery
Albuquerque
Taos School of Music Prepares Fourth Summer Season
Taos School of Music director Chilton Anderson announces plans for the fourth season starting July 18. The program aims at intensive chamber music study and performance with an expected roster of about fifteen students and a 20 student maximum. Faculty includes John Goldiark, Kenneth Schanenwerck, Karel Blaas, John Waddiken, Walter Osusthik, and Richard Adams. no guest artists due to costs. The schedule features four Taos faculty concerts, two student concerts at Hotel St Bernard, and one Taos student concert, with calls for repertoire requests. The school remains nonprofit and relies on public donations and foundation support, acknowledging benefactors and asking continued financial support to sustain scholarships and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton Anderson
Taos School of Music
Anderson
John Goldiark
Mannes School of Music
Kenneth Schanewerk
Texas Christian Unversity
Karel Blaas
University of Kansas
John Waddiken
Texas Christian Universty
Walter Osusthik
Kansas State College
Richard Adams
Eastman School of Music
Taos
Hotel St. Bernard
Taos arts and performers on tour and campus events
The article notes Ted Egris returning from Los Angeles with sculpture for the Lents in North Hollywood and a menorah for Beth Jacob Temple in Beverly Hills, plus lectures at Los Alamos Art Seminar. It covers Linda Green visiting Taos studios, theater plans at Eastern New Mexico University, and various artists, actors, and music figures linked to Taos and Albuquerque.
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Ted Egris
Los Angeles
Donald Lent
North Hollywood
Ted
Beth Jacob Temple
Beverly Hills
Lents
TICO
Lajos Egri
Tansenos
Egri
New Mexico Art Education Association
Los Alamos
California
Egris
Albuquerque
Otto Miller
The
Rio Grande Steel Co
Volunteers Help at Annual Espanola Orthopedic Clinic
Mrs. Robert Oakeley and a group of volunteers from public welfare clubs and nurses groups assisted at the annual orthopedic clinic held at Espanola Elementary School on June 9. They examined 120 children, including 53 from Taos, with doctors D. C. Macphail K. Mason Howard Paul Dubravick and Valerie Friedman among the physicians. Viola Fisher of the State Health Department also assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oakeley
Department of Public Welfare
Jim Moore
Forest Wives Club
Juan J. Valerio
Selso Martinez
Taos County Nurses Club
Stephen Lieurance
Edith Dyer
George McCarthy
Alice Martinez
Marie Walston
Espanola
Taos
D. C. Macphail
K. Mason Howard
Paul Dubravcik
Valerie Friedman
Viola Fisher
State Health Department
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Slates
University of New
Moundridge
Kansas
Fine Arts Museum
Santa Fe
San Francisco Arts Museum
Chicago Art Institute
Art Center
Forth Worth Art Center
William Rockhill
East
Kit Carson
Bond
Kit Carsea
Dances
Jack Denvers
Registered Land Surveyor of
Ares
Anson, Texas
Anven, Texas
Regina Cooke
N. J. Krevitsky
Tucson
Ariz
TAA Stables
Good Will
Helma Wurlitzer Foundation
Mingenbach Foundation
Jean Mayer
St. Bernard
New Mexico Arts Commission
Ford Foundation
Linda Green
Darrington
Wash
White Horse Studio
Elmer Turner
da McAfee
Linda
Robert Hall
Brooks Morris
Hall
School of Fine Arts
University of Arizona, Tucson
Morrises
Corral Playhouse
Eastern New Mexico University
Julienne Marie
Miss Marie
Bert Lahr
Yul Brenner
Richard Rodgers
Syracuse
New York
New York Shakespeare Festival
University Theatre
Portales
Clovis
Texas Technological Art Workshop
Clarence Kincaid
Foster Marlowe
Alls
Reynolds Gallery
Old House
John Young-Hunter
Michael Pronko
Dalham, Texas
Variety
Mgm-Tv
Ed Adamson
ABC
Max Evans
John Niedorf
Harold Swanton
Gene Thompson
Norman Lessing
John Dunkel
Marion Hargrove
Norman Kallev
Teddi Sherman
Judith Plowden
Milton Gelman
Jack Turley
Lois Hire
Stanley Adams
George Slavin
Adamson
Palmer Thompson
National Education Assn
Robert Radnitz
Universal
Miguel
Miami Beach
NEA
Jim Wagners
San Jose
Calif
Los Conquistadores
la Fonda Hotel
John Goldmark
Helene Wurlitzer Foundation
Taos Ski Valley
Tom Fowler
Lake Tahoe, Calif
Texas Christian University
Enza Quargnali Benson
Spoleto
Gian Carlo Menotti
Rockford College
Rockford
Arthur Adair
Miss Quargnali
Benson
Blair Galleries
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