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...Chris Sproat at MIT's Hayden Gallery was reviewed critically in Ergo: "One can see the show in 10 seconds, the time it takes to walk across the gallery. The pieces do not differ significantly from each other except that in one case the conduct is curbed rather than angular, the shapes smeared in chalk rather than paint, etc. An electrician might want to take a closer look at the arrangements of the wires and junction boxes, but I don't think many others would want to bother...
...Rauschenberg is immensely outgoing," says Hughes, "just as his art is. His mind works in angular ways, full of ricochets and inventions." Hughes quickly discovered that structured interviews were not the best way to explore Rauschenberg's multifaceted personality and past. The artist supplied his own approach. He took out catalogues containing his extensive collections of art memorabilia and souvenirs; as he turned the pages, he talked. "The art of the '70s," Hughes notes, "is eclectic: video, earthworks, landscape and straight painting are all part of it. Rauschenberg has done an extraordinary number of things with his life...
Tracing Routes. It all makes a sort of angular La Ronde, a slightly cynical, increasingly desperate comedy. For all the interrelationships and coincidences, none of the people here can make connection with one another. Some, like Karen Hood, have even given up trying. She spends her days attending matinees in empty movie theaters, or cruising around in taxis, keeping careful record of their numbers and tracing their routes...
...King Henry VIII in Director Richard Fleischer's film The Prince and the Pauper. The actor needed plastic in his makeup plus padding on his body to effect the appropriate regal bearing. "My eyes are deep set; his were close to the surface," observed Heston. "My face is angular; his was square. My mouth is large; his was small. My nose is angular and broken; his was square and short." The makeup worked just fine in the end, noted the actor, "but we really had a great deal of distance...
...honored Eileen Atkins, making her AST debut. Mis Atkins is no stranger to the part, having played it (in bluejeans) back home with the Royal Shakespeare Company three years ago. She is still young enough for the role, though she is not so pretty as one would like. Her angular face is no insuperable drawback, however, since she spends most of the play disguised as a curly-headed Ganymede in a riding outfit...