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The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 71

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The Fresno Beei
Location:
Fresno, California
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71
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The Fresno Bee Saturday March 8 1997 Entertainment Some guys will do anything for a little something somethin Nature-inspired painters in COS show CALL il ti Spencer has been a signature member of the American Water-color Society for 50 years He is represented in corporate and private collections around the world though most of the works in the 80-piece show in Mariposa will be exhibited for the first time The watercolor renditions of the Southwest include one of Monument Valley in Arizona A reception will be held at 2 pm Saturday IK! JQL NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING Aw A AlAlWft HI- 1 ilNITED lFITICTW NORTHGATf CINPmI mmniiinniw 431 -2770 1 I JliH'liHiWMi 1 lands of the Santa Barbara area and the Channel Islands is the acronym for Open Airing Club Members have been taking to the field once a month and painting together since 1986 The group is active in land environmental causes and contributes financially to Nature Conservancy and the National Park Service Paper art The new exhibition at Fresno City College fills the Art Space Gallery with an environment of paper art that resembles a colorful underwater scene Viewers will be invited to experience the sanctuary at a reception 1-4 pm Sundsy The work resulted from the collaboration of Jacqueline Elliott City College printmaking instructor and local artists Margaret Hudson Daniel Giles Ball Gwynn Phillips and Frankie Powell and scores of students The Fraano Baa The Oak Group a network of nature-inspired painters from Santa Barbara will share the gallery at College of the Sequoias Wednesday through April Ray Strong 91 often described as the dean of Santa Bar! landscape painters will introduce the show with a slide-lecture 7-9 pm Wednesday A reception will be 4-6 pm Thursday Co-sponsors are the Tulare-Kings Regional Arts Council and the COS Office of Corpo-rateCommunity Education Strong is a native of Oregon whose painting career dates to the 1920s He was a co-founder with Maynard Dixon of the San Francisco Art Students League More recently he founded the Mendocino Art Center The Oak Group which Strong organised with Arturo Tello consists of about 25 painters whose concern is preserving the landscape particularly the wild The media consists of colorfully dyed paper towels original prints in the shape of hanging plants and a carpet of additional prints The installation will remain in the gallery through April 6 Fnsao City Hall: About 20 artists are represented by original works in the annual exhibition of the Fresno Printmakers Guild in the Fresno City Hall March A reception will 5-7 pm Friday Mariposa art: Alanson Spencer a master watercolorist and retired movie industry artist will be represented by retrospective exhibition of paintings and sketches Friday in the Gold Country Gallery Mariposa Spencer 85 spent many years with MGM Studios as a backdrop painter He worked on hundreds of films many of them musicals and Westerns Of them all the most famous are his backdrops for "Wizard of Oz" 999-25171 LOVE DESSERTS BUT NOT THE FAT ft CALORIES I WE HAVE (HJ CAKEL COOKIEi A OTHER ITEMS USING LOWEST NON-FAT CHOLESTEROL FREE SUGAR FREE LOWCALOWE INGREPIEHTS AVAILARLE I SUGARLESS SHOP more FRESNO 1st Bullard' srvoppmgci Weekend sports anchor debuts at KSEE tonight News director Michael Espinoza said Collins will replace Nick Ryan who will co-anchor with Cindy Suryan Ryan will continue as the KFSN 11 am newscast weathercaater Craig Fiegener who had been the co-anchor will become the principal field reporter Espinoza plana to replace Collins on weekend newscasts in journalism and political science Changes at 30: kfsn Channel "Action News AM weekday morning newscast will add meteorologist Doug Collins to the cast Monday Collins has been the weekend weathercaater since moving to KFSN from KJEO Channel 47 in January The Fresno Bee Roger Mathai debuts tonightaa the weekend sports anchor on KSEE Channel 24 replacing Mike Hill who left the station for a Bports-anchor job in Nashville Tenn Mathai was aporta director at KYMA the NBC affiliate in Yuma Aria the 177th-big-gest TV market Fresno is 55th Mathai was in the San Diego public relations department and has written articles for Gameday and Sports Image magazines He has degrees from San Diego State University 266-4299 SUGARFREE CHOCOLATE a run wrrH Lis lli MU 1 1 CALORIES A FAT I WE HAVE OUR OWN MAKERY PEA TIMING I ItUOARUSft LOW-CAL LOW-FAT ft NO FAT ITEMS I THE1 DAILY PLANET 1211 Wwhon ICECREAM raoiinii SUQARLESS SHOP ft mon list 4 Butter KiHihIihCM 43I-M3 THC HOTOmOO wwwprivflte-pnrtscoin WMfiH II Il 431-7580J tZfcih momtim 348-1131 teMVMww 221-1471 "The Perfect Date Movie! 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