Peninsula Indian Show Rates as One of Best
The Festival of American Indian Arts & Crafts in Peninsula Ohio is the leading Indian show east of the Mississippi, featuring theme tribes each year and a broad display of culture. Indian artists, dancers, potters, weavers and basket makers present crafts, stories, and performances to show a way of life nearly lost. The festival runs from noon to 8 p.m. each day next Saturday and Sunday.
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Peninsula
Ohio
Mississippi
America
Ohia
Tamsin Park
Archives of American Art expands microfilmed archives
New York AP report on the Archives of American Art documenting a growing archive of art history materials on microfilm. It notes Copley, Rubens F. 2, Thomas Cole papers, Oldenburg doodles, and more than five million items from 460 collections, plus 500 taped artist interviews.
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New York
Archives of American Art
America
John Singleton Copley
Rubens F .2
Fort Sumter
Thomas Cole
Hudson River School
Oldenburg
Detroit
Wil E. Wolfenden
Riew
Dex
Shahn
Whitney Museum of American Art
Maccbeth
Wolfenden
William Mecbeth
New England
Southast
West Coast
Macniert
Quincy Jones shaping jazz into teaching and film scores
Louisville report notes Quincy Jones as a Berklee alumnus and jazz arranger who progressed from student to Academy nominated composer. He led a State Department group, scored The Pawnbroker and For Love of Ivy, and contributed to the film In the Heat of the Night.
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Cultural growth seen as merchandising product
A review argues cultural expansion hinges on commercial interests, examining department stores, tax issues, fakes, and museum talk. It notes educational TV failures, the lecture circuit, and superficial tours, citing a Cincinnati trip to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Russia as examples of the commercial tail wagging the cultural dog.
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Levy
Ater
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Russia
Business arts group links corporate support to culture
New York report shows the Business Committee for the Arts formed to bridge business and culture. It outlines aims to provide information, research, and guidance to arts groups and business leaders, with regional roundtables, a 38 member speakers bureau, a quarterly newsletter, and materials to measure impact.
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Atlanta
St. Louis
New Orleans
Goldwin A. MicLellan
McLellan
BCA
Arts Council
Briton’s First Novel Aims For Morbid Original Touch
Miles A. Smith reviews a debut by Walker Hamilton published by Simon & Schuster. The 31 year old Bobby Platt told with the boyish mind runs from a dead mother and greedy stepfather while meeting Mr Summers a wanderer who buries animals. Their plan against the stepfather ends in tragedy and a peculiar finale.
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Walker Hamilton
Simon & Schuster
Hamilton
Bobby Platt
Bobby
Mr. Summers
John Steinbeck
Miles A. Smith
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Toho Barnside
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Ariz
Stundown
Sidney Dingman
Butler Coleman
Ben Shahn
I Shahn
Quincy Jones
Louisville
William Murphys
William
Donna
Lind
Boston
Can Jones
Poser
Ord
Alen
L of Record Ne Companies
Business Committee For the Arts, Inc
C. Douglas Dillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Mals
Mr. Sommers
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