| Show Page 4 February 10 1994 "Addressing the Figure" opens at Gallery East "Addressing the Figure" an exhibit of works that deal with the human figure as the subject matter will be open through February at the College of Eastern Utah’s colored primitive depictions of cast and glazed clay children's toys and represents each of our life's experiences The pieces themselves are hooked together with notches universal and personal stories "Someone has said that the universe is not made of atoms-I- t is made of stories These paintings are my way of sharing these stories with the viewers" Someone has said thatthe universe is r Swinyard says of her work IS MADE OF STOR1K8 NOT MADE OF ATOMS-l- T Gallery East According to Gallery East director Jim Young the exhibition The traveling exhibition ' was curated for the Utah These paintings are my way of sharing : e Council's Arts program is a traveling THESE STORIES WTHI THE VIEWERS’ v v outreach service of the Utah exhibition program and 'M V'V Arts Council The program features three Utah artists: Brent Gchring Evelyn provides schools museums and West and Fae Swinyard galleries throughout the state and tabs like a giant child's toy with a variety of exhibitions g Gehring an Evelyn West also a sculptor and professor of sculpture at Brigham teacher deals with the inner child in Gallery East is located in the Main will be showing Building It is open weekdays her smaller Young University figures from 8:30 am to 3 pm and his mixed media The delicacy and sensitivity of admission is free Special evening West's work has won her many standing figures and Saturday tours can be arranged awards and much of her work is in "My work is complex just as our 0 and collections lives are" Gehring says His nine-foby calling Jim Young at CEU corporate private tall "Waiting" is embedded with ext 297 Swinyard's paintings are brightly : state-wid- V 'A award-winnin- pastel-colore- d larger-than-li- fe 637-212- ot Danny's OBsc Reviews Tori Amos Under the Pink Atlantic by Danny Kourlanos staff writer hosts music concerts CEU The College of Eastern Utah winter conceit season begins with the annual performance of the High School Honor Band on Feb 12 According to CEU Band Director Scott Stanton highly motivated musicians from six southern Utah high schools meet for two days on the CEU campus in Price to prepare a concert of challenging traditional and contemporary band literature More than 100 high school musicians are expected to participate The event culminates in a free public performance at 4 pm Saturday Feb 12 in the Geary Theatre Stanton said the CEU Synth Ensemble will accompany the honor band and perform works from Fresh Aire Yellowjackets and the Dave Bnibeck Trio Stanton said the CEU Jazz Ensemble the Improv Workshop and The Swing Kids" CEU's vocal jazziynih group will present music in the style of the 1940's big band swing in the first annual "Big Bands are Back" concert and dance The concert will be held at7 pm Thursday Feb 24 in CEU's Alumni Room Stanton said the groups will perform big band favorites like "In the Mood" “String of Pearls" Take the 'A' Train" and Tuxedo Junction" To uy the least dancing will be encouraged" Stanton said Admission to the big band concert and dance is free The public is invited to attend Tori Amos writes her music in the keys of feminine angst and religious tension Amos releases these themes in a sort of cathartic style with her piano on her latest release "Under the Pink" "Under the Pink” is the d follow-u- p to her 1991 "Little release Earthquakes" On her new effort Amos conquers many of the familiar themes she explored on her last outing but with more aggression and production 01 the first single "God" Amos uses a screeching electric guitar and the programming of boyfriendrecord producer Eric Rosse to convey the eagerly-awaite- message that sometimes God does not come through It seems frustration with religion is something that Amos knows a lot about Amos was raised by a father that is a Methodist minister and she vents the pressure she must have felt growing up under a strict rule as a child on "Icicle" Here Amos sings "I think the 'good book’ is missing a few pages" and "Getting Off Getting Off while they're all downstairs singing prayers" Amos leaves no skeletons in her closet Don't let all this talk of religious questioning and heavy production make you feel as if Amos is through with writing emotional ballads On "Baker Baker" Amos strips down leaving only her piano and a light string accompaniment to let the listener feel the bare truth in her voice It is this voice that often ranges from a hush lo a roar which has given her comparisons to another goddess of the pop world's more eccentric side—Kate Bush There is a song on Amos' last album where she makes a reference to nine-inc- h nails although she probably was not speaking of the influential industrial band she did however manage to get that band's leader Trent Reznor to lend a guest vocal on "Past the Mission" a song that starts out with a quirky 70's feel then abruptly moves into a powerful chorus "Under the Pink" claws at the surface of Amos' exterior and is sure to be just one in a long line of Amos successes pink-femini- j S Stormie Sanchez-Ulibar- ri ne Campus Movie Night Every Tuesday Happy ! j 20th I Birthday I Hope you passed your computer class Price 12 with activity card I Show Times I King Koal 9pm I Crown Theater I 9:30 pm I """“Expires Feb 23" |
