Moholy Nagy retrospective opens in Chicago
The Museum of Contemporary Art hosts the first major Moholy Nagy show in 20 years, a 120 plus work retrospective including paintings drawings collages photographs films and stage designs. The tour then travels to Santa Barbara Berkeley Seattle and ends February at the Guggenheim in New York.
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Chicago
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Museum of Contemporary Art
West Coast
Guggenheim Museum
New York
Moholy-Nagy
Bauhaus
School of Design
Illinois Institute of Technology
Jan van der Marck
Constructivist
van der Marck
Santa Barbara
Calif.) Museum of Art
University Art Museum
Berkeley
Calif
Seattle Art
Shlemiel in Warsaw and Other Tales for Youth
Singer presents folk tradition tales for readers ages 10 and up with Margot Zemach illustrations that capture tenderness and wit. The title tale follows Shlemiel who travels to Warsaw and ends in his hometown Cheka revealing a look alike family and house. The piece notes a second work The Secret World of the Baby by Beth Day and Margaret Liley with embryo photographs and explanations for ages 11 up.
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Shlemiel
Warsaw
Isaac Bashevis Singer
Margot Zemach
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Shiemie
Cheka
Beth Day
Margaret Liley
Lennart Nilsson
Suzanne Szasz
Random House
Miss Elizabeth a Memoir of Elizabeth Anderson and Gerald Kelly
A critical notice of Elizabeth Anderson and Gerald R. Kelly with focus on Elizabeth Pratt later Miss Elizabeth. The review traces Pratt’s Saginaw roots her New York Library years and her role in Sherwood Anderson's life including Reno divorce and New Orleans marriage. It highlights the book as fair and honest though not a literary work, with vivid portraits of literary figures and personal detail.
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Elizabeth Pratt
Saginaw, Mich
Elizabeth
William Faulkner
Sherwood Anderson
Camden
Ohio
Anderson
Saginaw
Prall
Frank Doubleday
Lord & Taylor
Floyd Dell
Stark Young
Faulkner
Will Cuppy
Peg Lane
Peg
Reno
New Orleans
William Spratling
Oliver la Farge
Hamilton Basso
Lyle Saxon
Roark Bradford
Miss Elizabeth
Gertrude Stein
Alice B. Toklas
Thornton Wilder
Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Carl Sandburg
Katherine Anne Porter
Diego Rivera
Helena Rubenstein
Bill Stratling
World famine predicted by Dr. Borgstrom warns of 1984 crisis
Dr. Georg Borgstrom of Michigan State University warns of a looming global famine as population grows by a billion per decade. He calls for drastic shifts to new foods and even marine livestock while trashing optimism about feeding billions. He cites sea creatures and insects as future staples, urges sewage plants to become food sources, and says birth control alone cannot avert hunger before the mid eighties.
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Georg Borgstrom
Michigan State University
Soviet Union
Europe
Japan
West Indies
United States
North Atlantic
Borgstrom
George Orwell
Boulez Named New York Philharmonic Music Director
The New York Philharmonic selects Pierre Boulez as music director succeeding Leonard Bernstein in 1971, a move seen as a major development for U.S. orchestras. Boulez, 44, brings a wide range of interests, blends composer conductor roles, and may broaden the orchestra’s adventurous projects while remaining compatible with Bernstein's legacy. The choice follows Szell’s era and signals strong support for contemporary work and new audiences.
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New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Pierre Boulez
Leonard Bernstein
New York
George Szell
Cleveland
Ohio
Bernstein
Philharmonic
Szell
The
Boulez
Cleveand
Columbia
Seventh Annual Antiques Show and Sale in Elyria
Cultural calendar notes a summer cinema and travel theme at Elyria Public Library with Scheide. The Elyria YWCA hosts the seventh annual antiques show and sale daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. with dinners served. admission charges may apply.
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Ao P
Elyria Public Library
Tr. Scheide
Elyria Y.W.C.A
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Art Pioneer
By C. G. McDaniel
Hungary
Germany
Walter Gropius
Gropius
Berlin
Amsterdam
London
New Bauhaus
Association of the Arts and Industries
Young People’s
Saturday Review, Inc
Elizabeth Anderson
Gerald R. Kelly
Little, Brown
W.G. Rogers
Sherwood
Virginia
Ripshin
Marion
Taxco
Mexico
Stratling
the Macmillan Co
Saturday Review Inc
NY Music
London Times
Finnest Fleischmann
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Wll
Los Angeles
Neville Marriner
London Symphony
Academy of St. Martin-in-the Fields
Fleischmann
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
National Park System
Jani Gardner
Hawthorn Books
Cincinnati
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