World Arts Foundation formed by United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Church launches the World Arts Foundation a nonsectarian patron of the arts to commission religious themed works from international artists. Initial plan includes lithographs by established artists and a touring show to churches then abroad. The foundation seeks a $5 million endowment with annual spend of at least $15 million to fund commissions recordings and film projects.
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New York
United Presbyterian Church
World Arts Foundation
Speclatian
Varus
Graham Grove
World Art. Foundation
Liem
Richard Gilbert
United Presbierian Church
Oni
AAVNE
United Presby
Aguerer Halls
Endrete
Dallas Repertory Theater
Wil
Founda Uer
Monner
Gilbert
Wizard of Washington Square Squard
In Greenwich Village David meets Leilah and a tiny forgetful wizard under the fountain in Washington Square Park. The tale follows his magical misadventures with whimsy and charm.
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David
Greenwich Village
Washington Square Park
Leilah
Washington Square
One Liner Comedy in Teleiston Style by Larry Olner
Larry Olner compiles quickfire gags from standup and radio, offering a selection of timeless one liners. Sample lines play on marriage and relationships, with brisk punchlines aimed to provoke chuckles rather than full guffaws.
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Teleiston
Larry Olner
Cupid
Egg shells bloom in Cleveland home show art display
The 1970 Cleveland Home and Flower Show opening yesterday features Ronald J. Manolo with a 690 square foot eggshell mosaic built from 17 000 pegs and 21 colors. The piece, 4 giant roses with green accents, took over 2 000 manhours to assemble and marks a peak in a years long Easter project begun on the Manolos Lyndhurst lawn.
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Cleveland
Ronald J. Manolo
Manolig
Tront
Linden Lane
Lyndhurst
Ohio
Essays by Porter go far afield
A 1970 Saturday Review appraisal of Katherine Anne Porter’s collected nonfiction. The piece surveys The Collected Essays and Occasional Writings, The Days Before, and The Collected Stories, praising Porter's range, defenses of Pound, and judgments on other writers, while noting timing and impact on her career.
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Porter
Katherine Anne Porter
Seymour Lawrence Delacorte Press
Ezra Pound
Robert Hillyer
Thomas Hardy
Villa Cather
Katherine Mansfield
Flanners
Connor Sylvia Beach
Adienne Monnier Ford Madox Ford
Eleanor Clark
Eudora Welt
Half Million in Art Slated by Mt Lima Hospital Auxiliary
The Junior Women's Auxiliary of Mt Lima Hospital will host an international art show at Stouffer's Somerset Inn March 14 to 17 featuring about 1000 pieces valued near 500000. Works from 11 Cleveland galleries plus doctors of Mt Sinai Hospital are offered with prices from 25 to 15000. Proceeds fund a 100000 pediatric chapel in the hospital's outpatient building as part of Mt Sinai's 8 million expansion.
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Mt Lima Hospital
Cleveland
Stouffer's
Somerset Inn
Northfield
Shaker Heights
Victor D Spark
New York
Dal
Remington
Borglum
Chagall
Miro Calder
Renoir
Boulanger
Klee
Henry Moore
Matisse
Pcasse Rauchenberg
Warhol
Ington
Baltimore
Edward B Henning
Cleveland Museum of Art
Mt Sinai Hospital
Frederic Remington
Mt Sinai
Robert Schwartz
Schwartz
Murray Klanfer
Allan Goldberg
A Thurber Carnival at Drama Club in Elyria
Cultural calendar highlights a Thurber Carnival at Lorain County Community College with shows at 7 30 pm in The Garage ET Building Room 102 and a series of exhibits and concerts across Oberlin and Lorain venues including themes and variations by the Oberlin Community Chamber Singers and the Oberlin Brass Ensemble.
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Drama Club
Lorain County Community College
Oberlin Community Chamber Singers
Carol Longsworth
Christ Episcopal Church
South Main Street
Joseph Cain
Desert Southwest Elyma Public Library
St Lawrence Center Opens With Avant-Garde Stage In Toronto
The St Lawrence Center for the Arts in Toran Ontario debuts with a highly innovative stage featuring an electrometric score and a mobile three dimensional background by flashing projectors. Opening acts include Don Francks and Lili Clarke with a special process created by Canada’s National Film Board. The venue promises a cultural menu from underground films to classical concerts and live improvisation.
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St Lawrence Center For the Arts
Toran
Ontario
North America
van Ime Todas
Don Francks
Lili Clarke
Canadas National Film Board
St Lawrence Center
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Harald Gripe
Pauli Britten Austin
Seymour Lawrence Delacorte
Hugo
Larry Oliver
Trident Press
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KAP
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Hemmeway
Donald Barthelme
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Sten
Stem
Virginia Woolf
Saturday Review, Inc
Auxiliary of Cleveland Hospital
Hemsphere
Maurice Daumas
Crown Publishers
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
Smithsonian Institute
Overlin Allen Art Museum
Oberlin
Gene Young
Wrner
James Howard
Lorain Publie
Eixria Public Library
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Averts
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Woods
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Canadian Arts Center
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