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Cob Anflcks Slimes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT PSunday, October 6, 1985 3 WETHUB flDEMSmOTP PRESENTING- "TIM GARAGE SYSTEM" ARE as shown Q. Installed Factory Direct Russian-born artist to exhibit at Loma Linda Quality Materials Fast Courteous Installation Easy Access Underneath Adjustable Shelves Permanently Organize Your Garage Modular Choose From a Variety of Combinations Totally Enclosed An exhibition of neo-expres-sionist paintings by Simon Gen-dler, a Russian -Jewish immigrant, will be on display in the Roy and Frances Brandstater Gallery on the La Sierra Campus of Loma Linda University Monday through Nov. 4. Simon Gendler was born in 1954 in Tomsk, a small town in the center of Siberia, where his father was exiled. In 1975, Gendler moved to Moscow, where he met and became friends with artists representing the so-called "non-conformistic" movement that is illegal in Russia.

Under permanent anxiety come through in his paintings, which contain a feeling of despair, lassitude and melancholy and express fear, withdrawal and preoccupation with inner drama. A reception for the artist will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon on Friday, or by appointment. For information, call (714) 785-2170. the influence of his new friends, he began to study art. Gendler moved to Vilnius in 1978, where he painted and studied art until his emigration in 1980.

He continued his study of art first at the University of California, Los Angeles, and then at Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design. The greatest influence on the artist were his years in Siberia, a place of political exile. Of 2,000 Jews living in Tomsk, 90 were exiled in Siberia from central and western parts of Russia. This climate of oppression and VIEW THE "SYSTEM" AT HOMEOWNERS EXPO AT THE ORANGE SHOWGROUNDS IN SAN BERNARDINO, OCT.10-13 3" n.w" 1 Id ST 1 Simon Gendler poses with one of his works in progress, above. At left is a finished work.

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