FINE ARTS
ARIArIA
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A show of ACRYLICS — OILS — SERIGRAPHS —
LITHOGRAPHS — CAST — PAPER — CERAMICS and GLASS
Featuring ANN BARBIERI and Additional Artists:
COHL, RISE, ROBIN MORRIS, MARTINIQUE, RICKY 0, TARKAY and Many More
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 through JUNE 16, 1990
The first collective works of local artist Tom Althouse will be
presented by Gallery Arteria in Birmingham through May 31. Entitled,
"Tom Althouse Drawing From Life," this exhibit is a collection of
watercolors, oils on canvas, pastels and mixed media works executed
in vitality and skill characterized by the artist's own persona.
Gallery Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
ARIANA GALLERY — 386 E. MAPLE — BIRMINGHAM, MI 48009
313 647-6405
The Carol Hooberman
Gallery is back in Birm-
ingham after a hiatus of four
years. The focus of the
Gallery will be ceramics and
jewelry from the United
States and abroad.
Its current show, which
runs through June, is
"Teapots and Platters" and
features artists from the
United States, Canada and
Great Britain.
ARTHUR M. FELDMAN GALLERY
Antique Objects and Furniture
Traditional and Contemporary Judaica
Fine Art
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Arts And Music
Festival Planned
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FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1990
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The art and music depart-
ments at Southfield-Lathrup
High School will team up for
their annual arts festival 7
p.m. May 31.
The evening will include
music by the Barbershop
Quartet, Sweet Adelines
and Mixed Quartet. More
than 700 pieces of student art
work and photographs will be
on display.
The art exhibit will remain
on display through June 1
during school hours.
There is no charge.
Workshop Offered
At Route 10
The Route 10 Gallery in
Farmington Hills will feature
Sunday workshops in paper-
making. The one-day
workshops are taught by
Route 10 Gallery director
Doree Schwartz, an award-
winning paper artist.
These outdoor sessions
enable learning opportunities
for beginners as well as a
papermaking studio for more
experienced artists.
Schwartz's one-of-a-kind
paper creations are on display
in the gallery.
For information about
papermaking or to sign up for
workshops, call Doree
Schwartz at Route 10 Gallery,
932-4160.
Art Exhibit
Benefits MS
Artist Laszlo Dus, who mov-
ed to the United States from
Hungary several years ago,
will display his work at Park
West Gallery in Southfield
through June. The exhibit,
"Laszlo Dus: A Contem-
porary American Master,"
will benefit Wayne State
University's Multiple
Sclerosis Research and
Clinical Center.
Dus's works have been ac-
cepted into the permanent
collections of the Chicago Art
Museum; the Smithsonian In-
stitute, Division of Graphic
Arts; the National Collection
of Fine Arts; the Library of
Congress; the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts; and The
Metropolitan Museum of Fine
Art, New York City. Dus's
works are also featured in an
exhibition of monotypes at
the Smithsonian Institution.
East/West
Shows 'Mezzotint'
East/West Gallery will host
an exhibition focusing on the
mezzotint through June 9.
"The Mezzotint — A
Revival" will include 50
prints representing work by
international artists, in-
cluding Laurent Schkolnyk,
Katsunori Hamanishi and
Byron Bratt.