Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 45

I II II ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Sunday, April 1978 D-3 I Country Crafts 3 LUC 9 Lee's Tole thopp DAVID SCHWINDT KATHY GLIDDEN MARIAN COBBETT Arits ion DBirncf Dance Theater To Do Concerts BEVGOSS WE HAVE A LOT TO OFFER the artists invite you to an OPENING RECEPTION Sunday, April 2, 1978 2 to 5 pm show hangs through April 19 see our APRIL CLASS PROJECTS Daisies, Strawberries, Apples Apr" 4.6,1 1,13 Tues, Thurs. April 5,7,12,14 1:30 Wed, Fri. Convertible Easels $1.25 Weaving Supplies Plentiful FREE ROUND WEAVING CLASS Wednesday April Friday April 7 Call for FREE Classes this Week 293-3524 2740 Wyoming N.E. at Candelaria Beginning today, Albu- Juerque Dance Theater will oa two-week Bernalillo County Outreach Tour of free modern dance performances. The schedule is: today at 2 p.m., Heights Community Center; today at 10:30 a.m., First Unitarian Church; Monday at 3:30 p.m., St.

Therese Hall; Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., Martineztown House; Wednesday at 12:30 p.m., John Marshall School; -Tv II I Also, Wednesday at 7 p.m., Albuquerque Main Library; Thursday at 3:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church; Saturday at 1 p.m., Wells Park Community Center; April 11 at Hospitality House; and April 12 at 12:30 p.m., University of New Mexico Child Co-op. The tour is sponsored in part by grants from the Comprehensive Employment Training Act program, National Endowment for the Arts and New Mexico Arts Commission. Artists To Give UNM Lectures SIMMS FINE ARTS CENTER ALBUQUERQUE ACADEMY 6400 Wyoming Blvd. NE SOUTHWESTERN, SCHOOL OF ART k'J Love and April 10 at 8 p.m., Tony Delap, sculpture; and April 13 at 8 p.m., John Torreano, abstract painting. All lectures will be held in Room 2018, UNM Fine Arts Center.

REGISTER NOW SPECIAL SHOWING PAINTINGS by VIRGINIA STROUD (Fonner Miss Indian America) LIMITED TIME ONLY Imports Antiques Indian Arts 7120 MENAUL N.E. 883-6964 CLASSES START APRIL 10TH. call 843-6862 or 299-0316 1504-B Wyoming NE Bellehaven Shopping Center Paintings by PHYLLIS DOROUGH JUDI FOSTER I 1 I i I I I 1 ITITITITITITITiy YYIVIVIVIV Paintings and Drawings by PAUL SANASAC April 2 to 21, 1978 You and Your Friends Are Cordially Invited to The Artist's Reception Sunday, April 2, 1978 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. GOOD TIME FRAME SHOP GALLERY KHSWMQ IE ii i i in mm in Special Spring Discounts APRIL 1st thru APRIL 14 3401 JuanTabo.N.E. rag" OPEN DAILY 1929 READY MADE FRAMES 20-60 OFF CUSTOM MADE FRAMES 40 OFF We are the Manufacturer's Outlet LARGEST SELECTION AND LOWEST PRICES IN N.M.

Four visiting artists at the University of New Mexico art department will give free public lectures this week and next. The lectures are: Tuesday at 8 p.m., Dennis Oppenhei-mer, conceptual sculpture; Wednesday at 4 p.m., Max Kozloff, "Dieeo Rivera: Watercolorist To Demonstrate The New Mexico Waterco-lor Society issponsoring demonstrations and workshops by Morris Shubin this week. The demonstrations will be Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Valley High lecture hall. Cost is $4.

At that time, those inter-estedmay signupfor the workshops Wednesday to next Sunday. Cost is $40. Shows Planned At Civic Plaza Beginning Wednesday, the Albuquerque parks and recreation department will offer weekly free lunchtime entertainment at the Civic Plaza, through October. Scheduled are: Wednesday 11:30 a.m., pottery and sculpting demonstrations; Wednesday noon, classical guitar concert; April 12 at noon, houseplant lecture; Also, April 19 at noon, Dance Americana square and modern dances; April 22 at 1 p.m., Duke City Band; and April 26 at noon, skateboarding demonstration. In addition, the Duke City Band will give a free concert April 16 at 1 p.m.

at Old Town Plaza. 3107 Eubank Blvd. N.E. 26 Scottsdale Village Albuquerque, New Mexico 293-1672 Chinese Fine Art Gallery 9649 Menaul Blvd. NE (Corner Eubank A Menaul) Open Closed Sun.

Frame and Art Market 3023 Central Ave. NE (4 Stores East of Lobo Theatre) Open Toes-Sat, Closed Sun Mon MICHAEL GEHLEN PIANIST April 17, 1978 8 pm FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH 3701 Carlisle Blvd. N.E. Admission $4 200 Students Senior Citizens Beethoven Debussy Liszt Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday, 9-6 p.m. Saturday 10-5 7 DISCO-TOUCH You Never Felt Anything Like It! LIFTS, DROPS, SPINS Professional Teachers: Casablanca Concerts tin 234 Louisiana S.E.

266-0341 LUCIE CARDENAS '77 DISCO CHAMP MIKE KELLER CALIFORNIA 1 Where tole painting is a speciality not a sideline BOB LIBBY PROTHERO FORMER PROFESSIONAL ADAGIO TEAM NO CONTRACTS ALL CLASSES Seascape April 12 19 6:30 Cornhuskers Sat. April 15 9-4 Professional Coaching For Dance Teams New Hours M-F: 9-3 Sat: 10-3 Eves: Beginning Tole April 13, 6:30 pm April 1 7, 9:12 am 'Gnomes' Is Remarkable, Fascinating Teaching the Village Tole House method PHONE: 294-8831 425 EUBANK N.E. Mon. thru 1pm to lEMColony Frames APRIL IS SALE TIME SALE 1 For the price of materials only, we will arrange your silk bouquet free! SALE 2 For only $5.00 (excluding new materials) we will refurbish your previously purchased Sparetime silk bouquet! Albuquerque's Largest Selection of Silk Flowers 1709 San Pedro N.E. Phone 268-5542 Hours 10:00 to 5.00 Tuesday thru Saturday JUST ARRIVED THE NEW GNOMES, By Wil Huygen, Abrams, $17.50.

By JACK SMITH Los Angeles Times Washington Post Service This is one of those remarkable books which represent an author's almost obsessive dedication to a single subject, and one that might be considered of rather small general interest. "Gnomes," by the Dutch scientist Wil Huygen, is engaging, perhaps because we here in southern California, where they are not known to have derived such erroneous notions about gnomes from those kitschy painted clay statues of them in our gardens. Actually, though the common European woodland gnome does somewhat resemble those manikins, being stocky and ruddy, with a large head and nose, and a bushy beard and eyebrows, and wearing a tall red pointed cap, he is on the average only six inches tall (the female somewhat shorter), and would never be seen stand-ingoutin thesun.beinga creature of the night and twilight. Though Huygen tells, us more than the average person might care to know about the physiology of the gnome, going into such matters as hormonal makeup and sex organs, kidney and bladder systems, the circulation and the senses, this information is lifted above the tedious by Huygen's con-genial style and the many charming illustrations by his friend Rien Poortvliet, the Dutch artist These two men worked together for 20 years to their material, virtually becoming creatures of the twilight themselves in search of their elusive subjects. (Fortunately, while gnomes have their own language, they easily learn other languages quickly.) POPEJOY HALL ACIOA presents "OKLAHOMA Today at 2:15 pm April 6 April 8, 8:15 pm April 9, 2:15 pm IAND OF THE RIO GRANDE April 4, 7:30 pm BLACK ELK SPEAKS April 5, 8:15 pm N.M.

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