Word: exhibited
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Until last week the Kitchen-Sinkers were resounding critical successes but financial flops. The first of the New Realists to win cash along with credit is Edward Middleditch, 32. Time & Tide's critic noted that Artist Middleditch's current exhibit at London's Beaux Arts Gallery "seems to be continually attempting things that have not been done before" and rated him "the most original and interesting of the younger men." The Observer agreed, found it difficult to name a British contemporary "so exciting and fertile." The buyers backed the critics; Middleditch wound up his show with...
...running battle between the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts and a band of vociferous Texas patriots came to a temporary halt last week. The winners, on points: Dallas Museum trustees, who refused to ban from an art exhibit the works of four painters who were locally suspected of Communist-front activities...
Photographs by an important early French photographer are on exhibit at the small gallery next to the Patisserie Gabrielle. The collection of plates belongs to the New York photographer Bernice Abbot, who discovered Eugene Atget in 1925 and saved his work from destruction...
Richard II is one of Shakespeare's most lyrical plays, containing less psychological complexity than the tragedies which followed it, but overflowing with an unexcelled richness of language and imagery. It is the work of a young genius who knew his power with words and liked to exhibit it. The Eliot Drama Group apparently knows it, too, for the greatest virtue of their production, which is successful on almost every count, lies in their ability to speak with clarity and precision. Their presentation is a fine tribute to Shakespeare, the poet...
...band: Trombonist Urbie Green and Drummer Mousie Alexander, a graduate, surprisingly, of the contrapuntal Sauter-Finegan band. The arrangements were mostly the old Fletcher Henderson "killer-dillers" that Benny made famous in the '30s, and the swinging improvisations did not seem so improvised any more. But this exhibit from the past-venerable enough to have a movie made about his life-was still able to show a new generation that there is something besides Dixieland, "progressive," and the noise called rock-'n'-roll. "One of the worst things about this stuff they play nowadays," said Benny...