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nature of marriage, honesty and hap-
piness, continues its run at Meadow
Brook Theatre in Rochester Hills
through Feb. 2. $24-$38. Show times
and tickets: (248) 377-3300.
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A universe of exotic settings will be
conjured in Once Upon a Place, Detroit
Symphony Orchestra Young People's
Concerts taking place 10 and 11:30 a.m.
Saturday, Jan. 11, at Orchestra Hall.
$10-$36. (313) 576-5111.
Children's performance artist Phil
Kaput, the "Rhythm Man," turns kids
on to music in It's a Small World, an
interactive program that makes music
fun. Part of Temple Beth El's Loren B.
Fischer Cultural Arts Series for
Children and Their Families, the pro-
gram takes place 12:30 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 12, at the temple. Open to the
community; no charge. (248) 851-
1100, Ext. 3149.
PuppetART/Detroit Puppet Theater
presents The Firebird, based on a
Russian folktale, 2 p.m. Saturdays,
Jan. 11-25, at PuppetART, 25 E.
Grand River in downtown Detroit. $5
children/$7 adults; puppetry work-
shop after performances: $8. (313)
961-1777.
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decided they wanted a mobile,"
she said.
The SWE brought her togeth-
er with Austin-based gallery
owner and mobile ar+ist
Bouffard.
After communicating for nine
months via e-mail, the two
finalized their plans in three
breakneck days in Texas. They
got together again, in Michigan,
to complete the project.
"We worked 15 hours a day,
four days straight," Cohen said.
Aerial which weighs 45
pounds, is constructed of alu-
minum rods connected by sheen
fabrics. Each section is about 6
by 9 feet in size and designed to
look like floating leaves, in grad-
ually shifting colors.
"The top uses light blues to
represent the sky, shading to pur-
ples in the center, which suggest
mountains, then green and
brown for the earth," Cohen
The Woods Gallery in Huntington
Woods presents the photography
exhibit Clean, Clear Scandinavia,
with works by William Hames,
through Feb. 13. Artist's reception: 7-
9 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16. (248) 543-
9720.
Ferndale's Lemberg Gallery hosts
Works for Young Collectors, a multi-
media exhibit with works in the $100-
$5,000 price range from many artists,
through Jan. 18. (249) 591-6623.
The Sisterhood of Adat Shalom
holds a gala art exhibit and auction
Saturday, Jan. 25, at the synagogue.
New York's Marlin auction house will
'feature art in all media; a preview
begins at 7:30 p.m., followed by the
auction at 8:30 p.m. Pre-sale tickets:
$10; $15 at the door. (248) 851-5100.
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"When I'm in Israel, I spend a
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has been a major influence on
my work," she said. "From the
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and see farmers' fields, with the
expanse of sky overhead."
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