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Show 3 ieae & aan oneeeeeet The Daily Herald Saturday,May 11, 1996 | Historic art notable at BYU museum Ar Visual tsCalendar.) } BHARLENE WINTERS iri ica” Spirit of Native America” will BYU Pubte Communes open June 13 after a European tour | Historical and commemorative Sponsored by the United States f Art =UM one 400he South, exbis of 150 Yeupf American Paint. ‘art pieces of Utah and The Church Information Agency and Arts ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints America. This exhibition features ‘Bighlight Brigham new Young exhibitions at ings.” The Museumof Art wil also fe ave many centennial exhibits Opening July 2 will be the Coming and other exhibits featuring the art of women.” The museum shows, which are Works of Albert Paley, a leading sculptor of metal. The artist uses industrial techniques to create unique artworks that have earned free, may be seen Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to him the Institute Honors Award On display is the permanent most recent pieces and drawings. Some of his large post modern baroque works are located in Philadelphia, Atlanta, Houston and NewYork. The Paley showwill “Sacred Images: A Vision of Na ican Rock Art and This Pla 1896-1996. Admissic ioe aes ipa te fee. T ion ! day the muscum’ tan Painting: 1794-1944." an sssemblage of major works from The Monte L. Bean Life Sci um is openfrom 10 a.m. ¢ days through Fridays a 5 p.m. on Saturdays For more celebrates the history and craft of the pipe organ will open Aug. | and continue through Oct. 19. It “At various times in his career Evensen collaborated with fellow artists Fven-Erik Back, a poet, and Osten Sjstrand, a composer,” Anderson says. “His abstract work is the backdrop for their music and poetry. The museum will feature performances of their combined efforts throughout the exhibit's showing.” October 10 marks the opening of two new shows. A Utah Ceaten- nial Sculpture show will feature a historical overview of sculpture madein Utah from the 19th century through the present. Also, paintings by Lee Ann Miller will be on display. Miller comes from New York where she has had a distinguished artistic and teaching career. Her work features Western themes in oils and watercolors. Both exhibitions may be seen through Jan. 2 “Independent Spirits of the Center Photo courtesy of BYU Museum of Art painted “Devil's Slide” in 1874. It is among the works 1986-1996: A of Landscape University's Museum of Art. The exhibiPainting,” at tion aoe of four free exhil at the museum and includes the work Utah Valley Artist Guild! William Keith The Utah Valley Artist Guild is featur included in ‘Grighese is Place Ss Utah, of 30 of Utah's most renowned 20th century painters. American West,” one of the biggest shows of the year, will open Nov. 17 and will be on exhibition through April 26, 1997. This exhibition fromthe Autry Museum of Western Heritage in Los Angeles explores the significant contributions made by Western women artists during the dynamic period of the country’s so-called last frontier development from 1890 to 1945. Economic, social and political concerns shaped the focus of these paintings. , “Although they led the way in Springville Museum of Art TheS| j¢ Museum of An ing5 Annual Utah Spring information abou 1603 artistic advancements, most women’s artwork was valued less,” Andersonsaid. “This exhibit is designed to show the scholarship and developmentofthese artists We are particularly pleased that Minerva Teichert is featured.” For the Christmas season, the museum plans to display a variety ofnativity scenes andportrayals. “All the coming exhibits offer something different.” Anderson says. “We encourage everyone 10 come see what we have to offer.” SHOWpS PUNT GAINSBOURG PLOWREGHT AQUI THE GOLDEN EYE 0ci3) Fri 930 only. Sat & Mon 7.00 9.30 CHARLOTTEEY! ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN . Sat & Mon Mat 4:00 only All Seats $2.50 J vite FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI i TOWNE 20Westiain CINEMAS “"Tecsin™ Lad at 5290§:00 ALL SHOWS | : 6:45 9:00 Sat. Matinees 12:45 3:15 Hearing Impaired Systems Available ALL SHOWS $1.50 ALL DA’ Sa ae DOWN PERISCOPE «<5 50 Te 7:00 9:15 $4 Sat. Mat. 3:00 5:00 ~ Located inside Mowies 8 ee UCY FELL ® um 5.255 5:15 7:45 10:00 STEED ® um ODEO Vi: $3.50 BARGAIN MATINEES ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6.00 P.M. ON SAT,SUN & HOLIDAYS+ ia “BARB WIRE: ~ : UNIVERSITY4 wk Daily at 7:20 9:40—Sat. & Sun 145 44h 7 rafss “TRS. WINTERBOURNE” =< “THE GREAT WHITE HYPE" 3 Daily at 7:00 9:30—Sat & Sun 2:004:30 Daiy at 7:90 9:50—Sat & Sun 1:90 390 $20 11:202:25 4:55 7:259:55 ERO DEAD MAN WALKING UTR 14:15 1:45 4:30 7:20 10:05 STEED (BLACK SHEEP cos Fri., Sat. & Mon. 7:00 9:10 Sat. Mat. 4:30 Ail Brows 81.50 a Kimber, Sylvia Ammie Br wn. Kathy Knight, May Tew and Ernestine Walser will be 6f and exhibit are free open to the public nF 374- 8108 Doll Museum | art. The McCurdy Historical LUST ie Been TLmea UTE BLACK SHEEP Poy) Wm 12:00 2:15 4:25 6:35 9:05 11:25 STERD Jt ae will open as part of BYU Education Week and the LDS Music Workshop and will showcase the larger, historical importance of the organ in Western culture. Swedish artist Bjm Evensen will display his abstract works from Sept. 17, 1996, through January 1997. The contemporary sculptor works with a variety of materials such as wood, metal and fabric He also expresses the quest for spiritual knowledge through his : United Way Volunteer 1 information, ¢ BYU Earth Science Museum 5 aR° 8 8 & Spent This premiere of the state's Oldest art features about 90 photographs by prominent western artists, including BYU's faculty photographer John Telford. This exhibition groups spectacular Utah rock art sites into four historical epochs, from 6500 B.C. tothe late £800s. When it leaves BYU Oct 49, it will travel to several other Utah museums Three distinctive displays will open during the summer. “The fl Cal ” 378-2787f Monte L. Bean a ag Native American Rock Art”is now Faces Museum of Peoples and Cotlores P on Parade Life Science Museum the BYU art collection. The show femained intact during the Nov. |- jast through Sept. 21 An interactive exhibition that March 16, 1996, Imperial Tombs bf China exhibition (which took the remaining gallery spaces) Among the featured artists are Frederick Church, J. Alden Weir and Maynard Dixon. Two displays influenced by women are available for viewing through May 25. They include John Hafen’s “O My Father” itlustrations based on the LDS hymn written by Eliza R. Snow and works by and about women prepared for the recent LDS Women's Conference. , A centennial exhibition featuring Utah's landscape will be at the museum through June 8. Called “This Place Utah, 1986-1996: A Legacy of Landscape Painting,” the exhibition includes the work of 30 of Utah's most renowned 20th century painters. “These landscapes are some of the most beautiful paintings of Utah from the late 19th century through the present,” Anderson Says. “Sacred Images: A Vision of ; information 6 p.m. with extended hours Mon- from the American Institute of Architects. He will be showing his days and Thursdays until 9 p.m. exhibition, “150 Years of Ameri- fe 23. The masewmi ‘Springvi Oe John Hafen’s “O My Father a Women's Conference art created by 19 internationally Native American ftists who portray the struggle of tryingto live in the modern world While maintaining the beauty of their heritage. It can be seen through Aug.13. University’s recognized Museum of Art and will characterdge several displays during 1996, “These exhibits are unique and varied,” says BYUexhibit designgr Paul Anderson. “We especially fay Tr 14:90 1:55 4:20 6:55 9:25 12:00 STERED E PG UTM 14:45 2:00 4:10 6:45 9:15 11:35 SHOWTIMES FOR TODAY ONLY Daily in Dolby Stereo 7:10 9:20 } Sat. & Sun. Matinee 1: 8 2 8 “JURASSIC PS : -13 453 AT 12:05 2:45 5:05 7-35 10:10 12:25 STEREO CE ate GIVE THE GIFT OF ENTERTAINMENT CeOae AY | Friday thru Sunday at Provo Park Hotel, $74 inckades 2 movie vouchers to Carmike Theaters, deluxe accommodations and room service for breektast DOVE on 130 Dm, amegent| DAILY'12:00 2:40 5:20 7:50 10:30 in OTS DAILY1:00 3:40 7.00 10:00 in Stereo |