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children who live there"); and
a victim of rape.
None of the individual pain-
tings is titled.
"I didn't title them because
everyone can read their own
experience into them," says
Kozlow. "If I show them to
Jews, they'll read the
Holocaust. But I could bring
Palestinians up here now, and
they'd identify some other
way. Brutality and brutaliz-
ing is a universal, unending
cycle. The only things that
change are the victims.
"Hopelessness enters in
because the cycle does seem to
be unending. And painting it
is not really any kind of
catharsis for me because,
when I finish, I'm as angry
and upset as I was before I
started. What I've done is just
give another dimension to my
anger."
lb open the show at Birm-
ingham Temple, Koslow will
comment briefly on the collec-
tion at 8:30 p.m. today. A wine
and cheese reception will
follow.
The series will continue
Saturday and Sunday from
noon to 5 p.m. The public is
invited.
"People don't have to agree
with the statements I've
made in the paintings,"
Kozlow says. "But I do hope
the paintings will move some
of those who see them, cause
people to think, maybe even
disturb some people."
AIDS Benefit
Is Slated
Aid for AIDS Research
Committee (AFAR), a Detroit
metropolitan area non-profit
fund-raising organization
formed in response to the in-
ternational AIDS crisis, will
have a benefit black-tie din-
ner dance June 4 at Oakland
University's Shotwell-
Gustafson Pavilion.
Comedian Robert Klein will
entertain. Cocktails will be
served to the accompaniment
of a Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra string ensemble
under the direction of
Stephen Stein, Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra Exxon Arts
conductor.
Festured entertainers will
include vocalist Sheri Nichols
with musical director and ac-
companist Richard Berent, as
well as vocalist Kate Patter-
son with musical director and
accompanist Michael Zapor-
ski. An afterglow will cap the
evening. Recorded music will
be offered by Dance Sounds
Unlimited. Mark Ridley of
the Comedy Castle will serve
as master of ceremonies for
the gala.
For tickets, call AFAR,
647-AIDS.
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