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TV-ENTERTAINMENT Sunday, April 16, 1989 Albuquerque Journal Page 7, Section For complete TV listings, see the Friday, April 14, Entertainer. Over-the-alr channels CD Cable channels 1 1 Super Ted Plastic Max Richie Rich Galtar Soul Tram jimmy Swaggart MOVIE: Coast of Skeletons ('64) MOVIE: The Undergrads ('85 Meet Press IWorld Tom Hour of Celebration Outlook 89 M. News Sunday (6j Dukes ol Hazzard B. Miller Star Trek: Next Generation Cellulile Stop Smok'g Mind Power I Love Lucy SportsWorld: The Superstars II OH the Air Sesame Street Lassie Bookmark Science Jrnl. Wonderwork Adam Smith One on One Shtn'g Time Rpt Santa Fe k4d4ughhn Firing Une Reading i MOVIE: George Washington: Forging of a Nation (1) Methodist Home 89 NWA Pro Wrestling Bus.

World Health Show Deal-AMeal Seniors Musical Passage Rock UK Entertainml Auto Racing: CART Toyota Grand Pn ol Long Beach Week David Brinkley Face Nation Sunday Morning At Issue Gort: MCI Homage Classic, Final Round Fight Back! NBA Basketball: CNcagoBulls at Cleveland Cavaliers It's a Living UJ Comic Strip (6) Accent Oral Roberts Robert Schullef Sunland Pk. Wt. Control KXifWorld MOVIE: Rearview Mirror 64) Armstrong MOVIE: Glitter (64) Earl Paulk I). Robison Benjamin Jr, jjimmy Swaggart Hal Lindsay Foreman D. James Kennedy LJohn Hmkie Or.

Adrian Rogers Chuck Smith Fred Jordan Charles Day Discover jTBN Today Stanley IB 00 Ihe Air Hottmantown Jlmmy Swapqarl Hentarje Today Evangel Temple Emen A. Finton Ben Harlen Of His Kingdom Repice In the Lord D. James Kennedy ED World Vision Temas Deb MOVIE: Escuadron Mortal fleisbol IFutbol Cine Boxeo lUnivision en el Depone jyftOttthe Air MOVIE: Spitfire ('34) MOVIE: Dragonwyck ('46) MOVIE: The Street With No Name ('46) "Afj Living Dangerously Our Century MOVIE: Bananas (PG, 71) Shortstories Vivaldi: Four Seasons Photography Wild World Baffle Une Wings Neighbors Lloyd Ogilvie Orsl Roberts iKidswortd Lone Ranger JBH Sunday Best iQunsmoke Rifleman Cimarron Strip Rifleman Bordertown Bonanza Wagon Tram Pubic Policy Call-in (6) Conference 'American Society of Newspaper Editors Annual Convention PubK Policy Sen, Majority Leader Roast JHoundMe Mousercise Pooh Corner iWuHles Dumbo Mormng! Duck Chip Dale MOVIE: The Sword in the Stone (Q, '63) Rail Dragon Walt Disney Presents MOVIE: The Amazing Apes (77) poop Family Nature Alb 7 3 2 2 4 5 4 4 335 7 7 7 9 13 13 14 12 13 I 33 13 IT II 2023 4 32 27 22 15 10 15 26 31 33 24 17 33 20' 14 4 28 I 11 16 21 24 38 3' 23 22 28 18 3 19 34 21' 17 7 26 19 24 22 34 9 II 19 2 39 -28 30 31 12 II 39 22 23 28 16 9 17 17 BSC Fuiurescan American Medical Television Big Fish Down Under lAustraka Alaska lOuldoorsman Desert Explorers Pacific Backyard Wings Hillary's Adv. Thompson Ark on Move JSRNBA Today Light Side portraits Reporters Sports GameDay Clay Target Auto Racing- NASCAR First Union 400 Tennis: Bausch Lomb Championship, Women's Final Golt MOVIE' Black Widow (6) Little Women Bator Kids on Kds (Winners Encyclopedia MOVIE: Leonard Part 6 (PO, V) IMQVIE: From the Hip (PQ, '87) MOVIE: Broken Vows 87) MOVIE: Choke Canyon (PQ, Hj Physicians' Journal Update Intsmal Med Family Pr. iCardwiogy Physicians' Journal Update Internal Med Orthopedic Do No Harm ObGyn Cardiology Physicians' Journal Update Family Pr ObGyn Do No Harm ASergc MAX- MOVIE: Walk Like I Man (PQ '67) MOVIE: Airport 1975 (PO, 74) MOVIE Man From Larame MOVIE: Paratrooper S3) MOVIE: Strategic Air Command ('55) 59! MOVIE Jane and the Lost City (PQ, 87) JjlC Cities Gok) Spartakus little Koala Dennis Hearhcittf Nickelodeon's Total Pane Mapie Town Ct Duckula Trouble River HeamcMt UikeThere jlnsp Gadget lassie MOVIE: Pee Wee Big Adventure Kid Who Wouldnl Qml MOVIE: Jimmy the Kid (PQ, MOVIE: Biloxi Blues (PO-13, '86) MOVIE: The Great Waldo Pepper (PQ, 75) MOVIE: The PO Up Artist TmOViE: Shakiest Gun in the West (O, 68) JB1 Fkntstones Andy Qnttnn Good News MOVIE- The Poseidon Adventure (PQ, 72) Baseball: Atlanta Braves at San Francisco Giants Stooges (3 45)iBasebali Jlft MOVIE: Cross Creek (630) (PQ, 83) MOVIE: Pirates (PO f3, '66) MOVIE: Shane S3) MOVIE: Appointment With Death (PO, MOVIE: The Challenge (R, '8?) BASSmasters iPertormance JUL Ceiebnty RacmQ iTrucfcin' Heroes HASSmasters Hank Parker Bill Dance Mesquite Rodeo IPerlormance Truckm' MotoWorid American Sports Cavalcade MotaWortd Racing MOVIE: All Mine IP Gere 57) MOVIE: Montana Belle (10 15) ('62) Portrait Frsggie i MOVIE: Bringing Up Baby (Color) 38) MOVIE- Murder at the Gallop (2 15) 63) head-Oft IdiMass Spiral Zone Bravestarr Bugs Bunny MOVIE Marshal of Madrid (72) Star Soaicfl tiaseball At Movies Baseball: Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Pruiiies Npja IQdJetsons to.

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82) 4bv 28 31 12 JaM Huoes Umsncan Spryo Cavalcade jRawiQ hwoee Truom' jOutdt News "BASSmasters jMmoWokl Pacq mencan Sports Cavalcade fit Dance jMespuie Rodeo jO mt to II 39 22 MPprtrM(4) jCoutSMuChennet tsttnds MQViE Sn Francwco (Ctxnr) p6) "WViE The Angel Ware Red 60) MOVIE' The Secret Heart (10 35) (46) IMOviE Can si me Cotion (1235) V) 23 28 16 9 YA Sta Searcft Wemasonat (4) losytare Oow Up Seartft jNews tfVy 40) iomen Mayum pi 199 Soul Train Mjs Awards jAtMovos juSA Toragni jDakia 17 17 KftATeam(4) MOVIE lovt tne AJtenoonf57) jBenny rse OC, FofcesjB MJe ewta fro Be Announced jnyne Snoopy Preerems air three hours eertwr tnan snewn Goya Book Praised as 'Contribution to History of Ideas' and the victorious Duke of Welling his work, there is a metaphorical ncss of life's darker aspects, panic the catalog were chosen with these coherence to the exhibition and book. The organizers and writers of "Goya and the Spirit of Enlightmcnt" deserve much credit for this illuminating enterprise coupling an early modern artist with a fundamentally modern way of thinking. And should "Goya A Life in Song," inspire even a handful of the curious to visit the Prado, Broadway's footlights will have done their bit. subjects in mind. No compromises are made this is often difficult material, even for the knowledgeable and almost nothing is left unexplored.

Contrasts of light and dark are often invoked, naturally enough, in discussions of the Enlightmcnt. Given the frequency with which those polarities occur in Goya's production, and the frequency with which they are invoked to explain Susan Bntorato. me curator of contomrxxary al It Nw Meuco ot Fine Arts tn Santa Fe. nl give a ganety la al 12 IS pm. Wednesday on "Goya: The Ousters ol War.

The Oustem of War a tenet of anb war etchmci produced by Francnco Goya during tne taty 19th century as a response lo the French occupation of Madnd. can be teen at the museum through Aprf 30 The talk is free mn museum adms-ton: S3 for aduR and $125 for children (H6. WANTED ularly after the grave illness of 1792 that left him deaf. Having served three Spanish kings and one French puppet, he emerged unscathed from at least one brush with the Inquisition, endured the Napoleonic invasion, cheered the Constitution of 1812 and immortalized the restoration of the Bourbons. Goya succumbed, late in his life, to fears about the return of institutionalized repression to Spain.

He spent his last years in self-imposed exile in Bourdcaux. These bare bones are fleshed out in "Goya and the Spirit of Enlight-mcnt." Museum catalogs these days house some of the most important art-historical research being done, and this one is a model of its kind. A wide-ranging introduction by Alfonso Perez Sdnchcz, director of the Prado, lays out the goals he and Eleanor Sayre. curator emcrita of prints at the Boston Museum, set for themselves in organizing the exhibition. They wanted to establish an historical context for Goya to understand how circumstance and ambiance affected his work.

A subsidiary theme is the ways in which an apprehension of Goya's work can help to explain his times. Pieces for the exhibition and contributions to "Goya and the Spirit of Enlightenment" By Alfonso Plrez Sdnchcz and Eleanor Sayre Bulfincb Prest Little. Browa and Co and the Museum of Fine Ant, Boston, 563, 5J6 PP- Book Review by Susan Benforado You may have heard the Barbra Streistand-Don Johnson duct, "Till I Loved You." Improbable as it may seem, the song comes from a new musical. "Goya A Life in Song," starring Pbcido Domingo, scheduled for Broadway's 1990-91 season. Painters have survived musicaliza-, tion witness "Sunday in the Park With George" but Goya seems a curious choice on several counts.

The fact that he was deaf for 56 of his 82 years is the least of them. Happily, however, the first major Goya exhibition in decades, com-plete with a scholarly catalog, exists to offer the public another, more convincing Goya. "Goya and the Spirit of Enlightenment" is a collaborative venture of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Metropolitan Museum and the Museo del Prado in Madrid. Although the show is large (some 200 paintings, prints and drawings are included, all reproduced in the catalog) and tickets hard to come by, "Goya and the Spirit of Enlistment" is not a blockbuster. This pairing of an artistic giant with a revolutionary philosophical movement from the same period makes a significant contribution to the history of ideas.

Goya painted many famous faces, among them the monarchs he served, his friends among the Spanish aristocracy and intelligentsia ton. His gift for portraiture ensured his success at court, but like any late 18th-century limner, be produced landscapes, scenes of daily life and heaven-bent saints, too. Adept though he was with the conventional genres, it is bis unforgettable and unclassifiable shatterings of tradition that elevate him above both contemporaries and successors. Works like "The Executions of the Third of May, 1808" or the scries of etchings known as "The Disasters of War" (on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, through April 30) savage notions of morality question life's meaning. They do violence to conventions of representation as welL The pictorial means Goya found to convey uncertainty, ambiguity, irony, alienation and agony have earned him a place in art history as one of the first true modernists.

His survival at court despite his attacks on the status quo is one of the many mysteries yet to be satisfactorily solved. The connection between Goya and the Enligbtmcnt is not news. Goya and the Age of Reason have been explored; Goya's circle of rationalist thinkers has been written about, as has their knowledge of Voltaire, Rousseau and the other philosopher Never have the links been studied so thoroughly, however, by scholars from so many different disciplines, and never have the visible results of such links been gathered on museum walls. An exhibition of this kind, bolstered and rendered permanent by its superlative catalog, ought to scuttle forever the view of Goya as an unlettered genius, without depriving him of the personal and tomographic enigmas that are inseparable from his life and art Nothing about Goya's early years hints at future greatness. He was born poor in rural Aragon, near Saragossa.

His studies with a Sara-gossan master failed to win him admission to the Royal Academy in Madrid, and he made the standard pilgrimage to Rome alone, unsupported by state moniei Various Aragoness commissions and a prudent marriage later, Goya established himself in Madrid as a designer for the Royal Tapestry Works. He rose, thanks to his abilities as a portraitist, from mere court painter to principal painter to the king and director of that very academy that had rejected him. Though documentary evidence about his thoughts (as, indeed, about much of his career) is spotty, his considerable successes seem to have been outweighed by his aware- INDIVIDUALS WITH INFECTIONS OF THE SKIN ACADEMIC DERMATOLOGY ASSOCIATES IN COOPERATION WITH HARRIS LABORATORIES, IS LOOKING FOR PERSONS WITH SUSPECTED SKIN INFECTIONS FROM ANY CAUSE. IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS, YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR TREATMENT IN THIS CLINICAL STUDY OF A NEW ANTIBIOTIC: OPEN SORES OR AREAS OF SKIN WHICH AREOOZING MATTER A WOUND (SURGICAL OR ACCIDENTAL) THAT HAS NOT HEALED OR IS BECOMING WORSE BOILS FEMALES MUST NOT BE PREGNANT OR NURSING. IF YOU QUALIFY, YOU WILL RECEIVE ALL TREATMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE STUDY AT NO CHARGE.

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