Word: joying
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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BORN FREE. How a tamed beast finally learns to survive in the wilderness is recalled in an enthralling adventure film, faithfully adapted from Joy Adamson's bestseller about her life with Elsa the lioness-superbly photographed on location in Kenya...
...Gerona, was an original 1966 Fonda. Hank, who paints as much as he acts, donated Gerona to a benefit sale for the Gotham Chapter of Retarded Infants Services, an event that also featured the efforts of such old masters as Soupy Sales and Xavier Cugat. "I take such a joy in painting," said Fonda, inspecting the art with his wifely muse of five months, Shirlee...
...excursions into solid stuff, explaining in their strong chromaticism Marini's expressionist sculpture. In pursuing his vision, Marini took his equestrians on a strange course through the steeplechase of time. At first, he made his man and horse strain as one being toward a high point of joy. Then, as the years passed, he began portraying man in his canvases and sculptures as tumbling, unseated and falling, and the horse splayed, with neck stretched and hooves sprawled. "My equestrian figures," says Marini of his later work, "are symbols of the anguish I feel when I survey contemporary events...
Some composers drink. Others dabble in love affairs. Irwin ("Bud") Bazelon goes to the race track. There, he says, "things crystallize for me. All aspects of life-hope, anxiety, success, joy, failure, anticipation-are capsulized in a two-minute ride. It stimulates...
...overextension of two roles: that of administrator and leader as bishop, and that of teacher-scholar." Last fall, tired by his double duties, Pike, who is now 53, took a six-month sabbatical, spent most of it studying at Cambridge University. There, he said, "I experienced the sheer joy of staying with something for more than a disconnected hour...