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...hadn't been taught to control themselves and by grownups who thought I should wear a bra. I didn't feel any different from before I had breasts, but I was treated differently. Blaming a girl's body for the failings of our society is archaic and wrong. CARLEN ANTOINETTE REYNOLDS Houston...
...Goalie Carlen Sellers is the owner of a 5.1 goals-against average (a mark the Crimson likely will raise) and a .588 save percentage...
...Philadelphia the only commercial gallery which tries to sell top-notch art is Carlen's, run by a crusading Indianan, Robert Carlen. Last week Carlen's opened a show of 50 works which, to a visitor not in on the secret, might have looked like the one-man show of a promising, well-trained youth, at home in a lot of media: oil, water color, gouache, lithography, etching, drawing. Actually, Carlen's exhibit was the work of two artists. They were identical twins: small, redheaded Freda & Ida Leibovitz...
About their first twin exhibition at Carlen's Freda was "thrilled," Ida was "thrilled." They had typical duplicate canvases of the same subject, a Negro named George. The difference between them was mainly that Freda painted only the head, called it Negro Head, while Ida painted a half-figure, called it George. Also in the show were a good watercolor portrait of Mama Leibovitz by Freda, oil portraits of Freda & Ida by each other, many a picture done in Mexico last summer-where both girls managed to travel on a one-man scholarship...
Last week, in Philadelphia's Carlen Galleries, Horace Pippin had his first one-man show. Writer of its catalogue note was none other than the terrible-tempered Dr. Albert C. (Argyrol) Barnes, owner of the finest private collection of modern art in the U. S. As a critic, Dr. Barnes is brusque but no booby. He compared Pippin's work to that of the most famed U. S. primitive painter, the late John Kane. Said he: "Kane is more romantic in spirit . . . but his work is less rugged, simple, picturesque and naïve, and is inferior...
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