Word: exhibitable
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...broader comic style, occasionally reminiscent of the Three Stooges. These two mug and grin at each other and, since the Fogg's courtyard leaves both stage and seating level, often draw the audience in on their jokes and jibes. At times their humor is more visual than verbal. Both exhibit the gestures of competent mines, and Mary Fedor's choreography proves their agile, almost acrobatic, skill as well. Nor does the rest of the cast father; from the acting remain continently strong from the major roles through the chorus...
...years, TIME has made no secret of the care and attention it gives to the cover art that announces each issue. And to share the genuine pride it feels about the quality of its covers, the magazine has made these original works of art available for loan or exhibit. Judging by their responses. TIME's readers have been appreciative of the astonishing variety of styles and mediums-painting, drawing, sculpture, print, collage, needlepoint, photography-used by the artists who have contributed to the magazine's 3,092 issues. Last week the curtain went up on a new show...
LIKE HER earlier novels, Southern Discomfort is redolent of feminism. Most major characters are women, several of whom exhibit great strength and independence, although none are idealized. This offers acute timeless insights into the limits and opportunities available to women bound by traditional societies, revealing hidden heroism and behind-the-scenes sisterhood. Several of the men are appealing, but Brown does not focus on them. A few become three-dimensional and believable, such as Hercules father, sunk into passive resignation because of a harsh life. Brown avoids flat, stock figures, but her male characters are generally not as fully fleshed...
Other privately funded exhibits are planned following the Danzig exhibit, which displays 134 ceremonial and ritual objects...
...show carries particular significance for at least one member of the Harvard community Henry Rosovsky, dean of the Faculty, was one of the Danzig refugees. A photo of Rosovsky at age 10 among a group of his classmates appears in the exhibit...