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August 08, 2003 - Image 61

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2003-08-08

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The Art Museum Project at the
Alfred Berkowitz Gallery at U-M
Dearborn presents Outside the
Lines, an exhibition of experimental
colored pencil art, Aug. 11-Sept. 2.
Reception: 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, Aug.
15. (313) 593-5058.
The Print Gallery in Southfield
exhibits a collection of silkscreen
posters and lithographs from Lincoln
Center, including works by Jewish
artists Helen Frankenthaler, Kenny
Scharf, Sol LeWitt and Wolf Kahn,
through Sept. 5. (248) 356-5454.

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Preservation Wayne's annual four-
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Detroit's historic theaters leave every
half hour from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
from the lobby of the State Theater
Saturday, Aug. 16. $25/includes
lunch stop at the Detroit Opera
House. Information and reservations:
(313) 577-3559 or (313) 237-3279.
The third annual Blooming into
Beauty fund-raiser, benefiting women
in need, takes place 7-9 p.m. Tuesday,
Aug. 19, at the Detroit Zoo's Butterfly
Garden and Dome Room. Detroit
native and "first lady of boxing" Jackie
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Connecting various images in differ-
ent ways alters meaning."
The artist, who will discuss her
work at a reception between 7 and
10 p.m. this evening, also is showing
pieces that reflect her interest in
celestial bodies as part of her larger
environment.
Sobel, now in her 50s, experi-
mented with different media in her
early years as an artist. She has done

eevah Freed.trian Sobel looks
Ili closely at her environment and
then creates adapted works using
encaustics (hot wax) on wood for
others to view.
Snails/Segments/Spines," her
exhibit at Ann Arbor's
Washington Street Gallery
through Aug. 31, offers designs
that reflect what she has expe-
rienced at her California home.
"I'm really interested in how
Ceevah Freedman Sobel.
connected everything is," says

"They Call the Week by Planets,
Sobel, who will show 15 pieces
encaustic on wood. :
in Ann Arbor. `‘I like the rich-
ness of surface of workingwith
", ma'
encaustics, and I've bounced back and p ri n tmaking
wedding
ketubot
for
friends.
Her;.
forth between two and three dimen
works have been'exhib ted in
sions."
California and New York
Sobel, who received her bachelor's
"Since doing . the series on `snai
degree from the University of North
yemoVed
on to'moths, says Sobel,
Carolina at Chapel Hill and her
who
tries
to
incorporate recycled
master's degree from the School of
materials.
"I
had an infestation and
the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston,
then
collected
and saved the traps . "
concentrated on snails after noticing
--- Suzanne Chessler
them in her garden.
"I started drawing snails realisti-
"Snails/Segments/Spines" runs
cally and then many of those draw-
through Aug. 31 at the
ings became long and vertical, remi-
Washington Street Gallery, 120
niscent of the look of a spine," says
E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Artist's
Sobel, who subsequently enlarged
reception: 7-10 p.m. Friday,
on the drawings with multimedia
Aug.
8. (734) 761-2287.
techniques. "I began using piano
hinges to connect pieces together.
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