Word: ves
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Second, not all of the exhibitors are, strictly speaking, faculty, and not all of the artists in the VES faculty have contributed. The last and biggest lie is that the work on exhibit has relatively little to do with '76 and or with what these artists are doing here...
...VES products like Sage Sohier may well be adequate explanation of where the faculty puts its energy. More likely, Sohier owes her ability to her own talent and hard work...
Lifson's work is among the most recent in the show. Distressingly, the dates of most of the other stuff reveal Faculty '76 to be a collection of artifacts. Perhaps the demands of teaching interfere with practice, but whatever the reason, drives home the point that the VES staff hasn't been producing much art worth exhibiting recently. Unquestionably they are a bunch of talented people, but what has happened to their creativity here? Faculty '76 shows artists institutionalized into Harvard professors. Trying to prove them still artists, the show is unfair to them both as practioners and professors...
Baggott, you see, is the starting drop end on the varsity team, which is common knowledge to anyone who knows the nickname for VES...
...galleries are putting together a few things. Art-Asia, which lent some pleasant Japanese prints to Baker Library, has Tatsuko Shimoka's pottery at the gallery, 49 Palmer St. and BAAK, on Church St., opens an exhibit of the recent paintings and sculpture of Albert Alcalay (who teaches VES...