Word: friedli
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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SOMETIMES he felt like that twelve-year-old boy who spent nine days and nights at the fair, sleeping in one pavilion or another and scrounging enough money for food by picking coins out of the fountains. But Writer John McPhee spent ten days there and only part of the...
JEAN XCÉRON-Fried, 40 East 68th. A major artistic talent, Xceron, 74, left Greece at 14 to study art in the U.S., later spent ten formative years in Paris. A colorful sampling of his graceful cubist abstractions is given in recent oils, water-colors and drawings composed with...
Frit is made from paper-thin sheets of glass that are broken up by vibration, then placed in spinning drums filled with balls, where the glass is pulverized into powder. The use of frit-the name is unaccountably derived from the French frit, or fried-is an ancient art. The...
Stretched too far to be believable, Canvas is the kind of overdrawn foolishness that frequently proves diverting. Its existential blend of sex, symbolism and comedy reaches a bizarre climax when Horst takes Catherine to a party at his mother's villa. In his mother's bedroom, crowning a...
The other Fellows include Stephen L. Adler '61, of Princeton, N.J.--theoretical physics: Thomas G. Bever '61, of Belmont--linguistics; Michael M. Fried, of Jamaica, N.Y.--fine arts;; Roy G. Gordon '61, of Akron, Ohio--chemical physics.