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KENNETH NOLAND-Emmerich, 41 East 57th. Noland lives in Vermont near Paul Feeley (see below}, who shares his color-consciousness. He lets some of the unsized canvas show, slashes his diagonal abstracts with repeated sharp right angles in a series of bright shades that assault the eye. Through...
GUITOU KNOOP-Emmerich. 17 East 64th. Balanced like birds poised to fly- and just as graceful-are these 20 polished abstractions in marble, granite and bronze by a Russian-born sculptress who works in Paris. Through...
Last week, after a year-long tour about the country, a retrospective of his work landed in Manhattan's Whitney Museum of American Art, while at the same time a smaller exhibition opened at the Andre Emmerich Gallery. Ferber's iron sculptures are not always comfortable to look at: they often bare aggressive fangs, as if defying the viewer to come close, let alone to touch them. At times, their restlessness seems rather fretful; but at their best, they are full of hurtling vigor...
...most people, the mere mention of a Viennese operetta conjures up a waltz of post-Johann Strauss composers-Franz Lehar (The Merry Widow), Oskar Straus (The Chocolate Soldier), Emmerich Kalman (Countess Maritza). But beside their names belongs another: Robert Stolz. In his long career, Stolz has written almost as many operettas as the other three combined. Now 82. Stolz is the grand old man of operetta, the sole survivor of the golden age of popular Viennese music (1910-25). At Austria's open-air amphitheater on Lake Constance last week, Old Composer Stolz was still at work. Tall...
Voting rights for the Negro should be the immediate objective of integrationists, the Nieman fellows agreed. "Southerners feel that eating is kind of a social things," Emmerich explained, "but it's difficult to rationalize the denial of the vote...