Word: exhibiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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June Day, excitable Manhattan and Paris night club entertainer, went to Manhattan's Independent Artists exhibit (TIME, March 10) to see her portrait by Alfred H. Maurer. Indignant at the impressionistic rendition of her charms, she seized a knife from a bystander, slashed at the picture, screaming: "I'll show that bum. . . . That guy couldn't even paint a barn!" Said offended Artist Maurer: "I didn't let her see it. I told her I would surprise her with it. It seems that I did. What did a night club singer expect, a madonna?" Replied Miss Day: "I never looked...
...first Harper-organized antique exhibit opened in the Hotel Commodore a year ago, was highly successful. Enormously expanded, last week's show covered the entire main floor and balcony of Grand Central Palace, contained the exhibits of approximately 200 dealers and collectors willing to pay an average of $500 apiece ($2.50 per sq. ft.) to show their wares, which ranged from entire paneled rooms to little booths of paper weights and candlesticks...
Then at a little before 4, the Vagabond will make a rapid transition from Art for Art's sake to the last word in Art for practical usage, and direct his steps toward the Old Fogg Museum. There Mr. Buckminster Fuller is once again to exhibit and lecture upon his "Dymaxion House" introducing a new application of the old physical principle of stress vs. strain. The "Dymaxion House", in case there is some doubt as to its nature but the Vagabond will not attempt to compete with Mr. Fuller in the explanation of this remarkable structure. Suffice...
March n-Close of exhibit of modern architecture, auspices of the Architect's Club of Chicago; in Chicago...
March 30-Close of Annual exhibit of the Society of Independent Artists; at Grand Central Palace, Manhattan...