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...York City. The latest omission of this kind is "Hockney Paints the Stage," a lavish and delectable survey of the theater work of the English painter David Hockney, which opened last week at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. It was organized by the Walker's director, Martin Friedman, whose catalogue, with additional essays by Poet Stephen Spender and Theater Director John Dexter, is the definitive work on Hockney as stage designer. The show will travel to Mexico City, Toronto, Chicago, Fort Worth and San Francisco, but not east of the Hudson. The irony is that most of Hockney...
Always, in his paintings, one feels that things are happening on the other side of the frame, which is a virtual proscenium. It is exactly this removal that equipped him so well, at the outset, as a stage designer. As Friedman argues at some length in his text (and as a group of Hockney's easel paintings, included in the show, makes clear), theater has never been far from the core of his art. His shallow space quotes the conventions of the stage: flats, curtains, wings. There is a taste for exotic figures (red Indians, ancient Egyptians) and stage...
Felling, who topped the list with $365.93, was followed by Joel Friedman who ran under the name "Fried Brain" and whose campaign generated $297.65, and "Mrs. Pig", whose candidacy was run by three MIT women, and raised $267.54. The contest receipts totaled $1766.17, which will be donated to a diabetes foundation...
Admissions Officer Tania B. Friedman said yesterday applications have dropped off about 200 per year since 1979, but this fall it appears that only 25-50 fewer people applied for the 165 slots. Last year the Med School received 3222 applications...
...People feel that with the baby boom having gone by, things are just normalizing. How much funding has to do with it we don't know," Friedman said, explaining the decline in aspiring doctors...