Peggy Guggenheim Exhibit Highlights 20th Century Art
New York AP reports the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum hosts 125 works from Peggy Guggenheim's Venice collection. The show surveys Cubism through Surrealism, with works by Braque Picasso Gris Leger Mondrian Arp Ernst de Chirico Picasso and sculptures by Brancusi and Giacometti. Peggy’s wartime gallery supported Pollock and other American abstractionists, shaping a pivotal career path.
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New York
Peggy Guggenheim
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Venice
Guggenheim
United States
Braque
Picasso
Gris
Leger
Mondrian
Arp
Ernst
de Chirico
Picabia
Peggy
Motherwell
Hoffmann
Stil
Rothko
Jack
Pollock
Cultural calendar highlights from Oberlin and Lorain venues
The listing covers events from March including the Third Annual Country Arts Festival at Columbia Station’s Methodist Church and performances at Oberlin including Steven Staryk violin recital, Oberlin Brass Ensemble, Tiger? No it says Baroque Ensemble, and drama readings. Also Lion in Winter at Lorain County Community College with ticket info. Free and open events noted.
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Columbia Methodist Church
Royalton Road
Columbia Station
Steven Staryk
Warner Concert Hall
Oberlin
Oberlin Brass Ensemble
Little Theater
Hall Auditorium
Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
Kulas
Lorain County Community College
E. T
Ring of Bright Water Ends With Sad Note
Maxwell's 1961 memoir Ring of Bright Water famed for otters Mijbil and Edal and the Ca te cottage ends on a unhappy note with Raven seek thy brother and a price tag of six ninety five for Dutton edition.
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Gavin Maxwell
Dutton
Maxwell
Mijbil
Edal
Buddhist hermitage to open in Ceylon for monk meditation
In Ceylon a forest hermitage for Buddhist monks will open soon two miles from the town. Monks must devote full time to meditation, sever ties with the outside world, and vow not to leave. A separate note mentions Camusfearna and its melancholy end in a related nature book review.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Books for the young two stories The Road to Dunmore and The Key
A 1969 Saturday Review roundup of children books. The Road to Dunmore by Kilts Dillon and The Key by Kilts Dillon feature two tales of adventure and danger for ages 9 to 11 with illustrations by Richard Kennedy and Betty Maxey. Other selections include The Family At Caldicott Place and Odd Old Mammals.
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Dunmore
Kilts Dillon
Richard Kennedy
Meredith
John
Dunnmore
Andy
Spain
Caldicott Place
Noel Streatfeild
Betty Maxey
Random House
Where is Germany in divided Berlin trip
A family essay in Berlin recounts a child’s questions about Germany and the Cold War as they travel from West to East Berlin. Border guards, identity checks, and language mix reveal how children interpret East and West Germany and the meaning of occupation zones amid a tense border landscape.
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London
Paris
Johnstone
Lady Paine
Germany
Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
West Berlin
U.S. Army
Tefer
West Germany
East Germany
Aring
Eto
Tierpark
Leutenant
Little
Family travel through Berlin brings quiet trip and tense scenes
A father recounts a visit with his six year old son No 1 through East and West Berlin. They observe guards and checkpoints including a Russian colonel and French gendarme. They note the care at border crossings and a lighthearted radio moment as the family watches life along the wall.
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Berlin
Berin
Son No. 1
Zoo
Tierpark
Red Army
West Berlin
Wall
Checkpoint Charlie
U.S
Cy Coleman: From Cafe Society Pianist to Hit Songwriter
Pianist Cy Coleman rose from Bronx roots to fame on New York society stages. He wrote preludes, scores for Wildcat and Sweet Charity, and built Notable Music Inc while balancing artistry and commercial hits. Coleman’s pursuit: artistry with property and publishing success.
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Candy) Mountain
George Gershwin
Chapell
Jerome Kern
Harold Arlen
Irving Berlin
Bowery
Seymour Kaufman
Seymour Kaufmans
Cy Coleman
Cafe Society
Jet Set
Sherry- Netherland's
New York
Bronx
High School of Music and Arts
Coleman
Gershwin
Clicut
Cool Coleman
Notable Music, Inc
Wildcat
Hey
Gonse
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Brancusi
Giacometti
Marcel Duchamp
America
Lee
Waltz
Richard Miller
Lorain Public Library
Nir
Camusfearna
Teko
Iceland
Camussearna
Miles A. Smith
Mrs. Miniver
Richard Armour
Paul Galdone
McGraw-Hill
Armour
Saturday Review, Inc
Polizei
New Delhi
Mohandas Gandhi
Birla House
Birla
Czechoslovakia
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hawaii Visitors Bureau
Vietnam
Tere
Luft-luft-luft
American Museum of Natural
Sie
Apay
Little Men
Sweet Charity
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