Taos arts and books highlighted in New Mexico notes
The Taos scene features thanks from State Department official George Moody for Taos hosted visitors in a cultural exchange. New books at Harwood Library include West, Updike, Renoir, and biographies. Taos and Santa Fe art topics appear in the New Mexico Quarterly. a Will of Don Severino Martinez is discussed alongside a Folk Art Museum exhibit in Santa Fe showing global and regional folk traditions with Taos ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schlossera
George T. Moody
Office of European Programs
Department of State
Washington, D.C
United States
Department
Taos
Wolfgang von Gropper
Germany
Klaus Wust
Harwood Library
Morris West
Modern Theatre
Clurman
D. H. Lawrence
Moynahan
Wylie
McKenna
Updike
Jean Renoir
Grass
Horgan
Sutton
Mexico
Simon
Shipway
Rascovich
Santa Fe
Coke
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Thayer
Glass Blowers
du Maurier
Bernard Berenson
Adam
Daniel—Cornfield
Lilly
Fremlin
Pattison
New Mexico Quarterly
Mabel Kuykendall
Grace Ross
Patrocinio Barela
Taos Wood Carver
Mildred T. Crews
Judson Crews
Wendell Anderson
John Collier, Sr
Sage Books
Alan Swallow
Denver
Willard F. Barber
the Quarterly
State Department
Don Severina Martinez
Ward Alan Minge
Barela
Barber
Collier
Southwest
Indiana
Minge
Don Severino Martinez
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Don Antonio Jose Martinez
Manuel Martinez
Don Severino
Taos Hosts New AFA Convention Coverage and Gallery Opening
Earl Stroh reports on the American Federation of Art convention in Dallas Fort Worth with speeches by Adelyn Breeskin Henry Commager and others urging federal cultural support. Harker Studio Gallery now opens on Martyrs Lane Taos featuring Ben Harker Charles Berninghaus Ed Stegall and Mrs Stegall with Taos landscapes and handicrafts inviting public visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds Gallery
Malloy M. Miller
American Federation of Art
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Earl Stroh
Adelyn D. Breeskin
Washington Gallery of Modern Art
Henry Steele Commager
Ambhers! College
Charles C. Cunningham
Wadsworth Atheneum
Lloyd Goodrich
Whitney
U. S
Free World
A. Hyatt
Joseph R. Passonneau
Taos Pueblo
Taos
New Mexico
Artists’ Equity
AFA
Commager
Graves Visit Taos Canon From California
Major and Mrs. James M. Graves and their son Bill arrived from Vandenberg AFB, California to visit Mrs. E. L. Shaw in Taos Canon, staying with relatives during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Graves
Bill
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
E. L. Shaw
Taos Canon
Otero Players Present Once Upon a Mattress in Taos
Otero Junior College's Otero Players perform Once Upon a Mattress a Broadway parody of The Princess and the Pea at Taos Art Association Theater at 8:30 on a July night. Directed by William Boast the 15th century bastle setting features 15 scenes across two acts with 28 cast members led by Princess Winifred played by Caroly Wright and Prince Dauntless by Syd Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero Players
Otero Junior College
la Junta
Colo
Taos Art Association
TAA
William Boast
Yale
Harvey Kellner
Otero College Music Departent
Alice von Gregory
Berlin Opera
Dodgie Calonge
Carol Burnett
Taos Arts Scene Highlights Local Literary and Show Events
The Harwood Foundation and Native Chili are noted among Taos cultural listings alongside St. Francia de Assisi Church Taos Ski Valley and the Millicent A. Rogers Foundation. The Christopher Publishing House announces The Windows of Heaven by Gerald Kavanaugh Hunter with illustrations by Blanche Hunter Nelson. Nelson, a Philadelphia pianist and educator, plans Taos residency after retirement and is connected to multiple music groups and the Music Board System for preschoolers. Hunter’s poems reflect nature and faith from world experiences. Ted Gikas visits Milford with Genevieve Janssen and Bill Mingenbach for a rubber rest trip to the John Duna Bridge. Ean Stroh holds a one man show at Three Cities of Spain on Canyon Rd Santa Fe, featuring drawings and prints running through July 13. Rhodes murals of Taosenos are reproduced on restaurant folders, with the artist arranging, mounting, and delivering the pieces to diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of International Folk Art
Santa Fe
Florence Dibell Bartlett
Folk Art Museum
Museum of New Mexico
Netherlands
Scandinavia
England
New England
Pennsylvania
Ers
Harwood Foundation
University of New Mexico
Chili
St. Francia de Assisi Church
Taos Ski Valley
Fiesta
Millicent A. Rogers
Heaven
Gerald Kavanaugh Hunter
Blanche Hunter Nelson
Christopher Publishing House
Boston
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
United States
Europe
Philadelphia Art Alliance
Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania Music Teachers’ Association
American College of Musicians
Texas Christian University
Union College
God
Nelson
Hunter
Taos
Ean Stroh
Spain
Canyon Rd. Santa Fe
Taos show features Orient wearings by Ella Watson
Mrs. Ella T Watson of Albuquerque presents a collection of wearing apparel fabrics and gift items from the Orient at El Rancho de San Geronimo. The sale runs today through Saturday from 4:20 am to 4:30 pm to benefit Hong Kong refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella T. Watson
Albuquerque
Taos
Orient
el Rancho de San Geronimo
Hong Kong
Escondida Hosts Two Man Show July Seventh
Escondida Gallery presents a two man show featuring John Cook sculptures and Douglas Denniston watercolors opening July 7 for two weeks. Cook, on a Fulbright stint in Europe, often explores horse forms and figures in bronze with marbled surfaces. Denniston, a University of Arizona art instructor, is a longtime Escondida exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Douglas Denniston
la Galeria Escondida
Cook
Europe
Denniston
University of Arizona
Escondida
Eulaslie Emetaz
Art News
Osgood
New York City
Germany
T.A.S
Lilliefelts Visit Taos Then Plan Move to California
Mr and Mrs Theodore Lillie of Sweden visited the Carl Schlosser's last week and viewed Indian dances at Jack Denver's St Francis de Assisi Church Ranchos de Taos and Taos Pueblo with Mrs Schlosser. They were en route to California to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lilliefelt
Sweden
Carl ‘Schlossers
Jack Denver
St.Francis de Assisi Church
Ranchos de Taos
Taos Pueblo
Schlosser
Lilliefelts
California
Summer visits across the southwest and beyond
Mrs J P Hazard and Ben Hazard arrived to visit daughter Josie Martinez at La Finca in Albuquerque while relatives tour Los Angeles. Mrs Marion Holt visits Harold Street patient. Mrs Cann’s sister Robert Cortes Jr from El Centro stays two months. Anna Bush Crews attends a Spanish workshop in Monterey Mexico. Pete Swiggert and children return to Texas from Austin where he teaches at UT. Mrs Katie Martinez works at La Poste with the Andy Blacks. Richard Grainger family vacationed at Conchas Lake. Mrs Joe Baum returns from a three week trip to New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania and plans a Tausenitus School session in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hazard
Frank S. Martinez
Ben Hazard
Josie Martinez
la Finca
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Joe Baum
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York City
Baum
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Erendira
Stephen A. Mitchell
Cuautla
Ellis
Galeria de Arte Mexicano
Helen Blumenschein
Alberta Miller
Demosthenes Martinez
Rio Grande Gorge
Miss Blumenschein
Roy Wikstrom
Karen
Chrysa
Jennifer
Paul
Abilene
Taosenos
John Young-Hunter
Claire Morrill
Genevieve Jansson
Richard Dicus
Glaplla Loetfier
Marion Meyers
Marion Estergreen
de Eleacr Brinks
Estergreen
Mabel Kuykendall Rees
Jerome Milord
Milord
Harwood
Regina Cooke
Harker
Otero
Milford Greer
Ted Gikas
Pampa
Genevieve Janssen
Bill Mingenbach
Milford
Ted
Red River Junction
John Duna
Herb Rhodes
Lucifer Soratch
Et la Covina
Persona
Rhodes
Marion Holt
Beatrice, Neb
Harold Street
Herb Canns
Holly
St Vincent Hospital
Cann
Robert Cortes, Jr
el Centro
Anna Bush Crews
Monterey
Pete Swiggert
Austin, Tex
Mr. Swiggert
Texas University
Katie Martinez
la Poste
Andy Blacks
Richard Grainger
Conchas Lake
el Cortez
Sheloge Geloyev
Alta Thushingham
Malcolm Brown
Arroyo Seco, New Mexico
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Tucson
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Beverly Hills
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