The Bowery, NYC, January 2001.
Photo courtesy AM Carley.
Late Fall / Winter Issue -
Collecting & Collectors
The Early Fall
2000 Issue:
Foster at le
Nozze de Figaro
Schwartz with more
movies
Redpath and Neo-Surrealist
painters
Nicolella and the films of Valerio
Zurlini
Schwartz at the New York Film
Festival
Kazar's Hot
August Valentine
McLeod's Leap and learn
Catch the Drift
The Summer 2000
Issue:
Foster looks
back
Joseph even further
Carley's
deep
background
and Lebel's
incisive
dreams
Li unlocks mysteries
for Moraine
Murray headed East
Ellis
journeyed too
Roland was at
the station
and see where Nicolella
wound up
International Arts
Linkage
Catch the Drift
and preview
Coming
Attractions
Volume II, Issue 16
Late Fall / Winter 2000 -2001Collecting & Collectors
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From the Editor:
Welcome to the Arts4All Newsletter.
The Late Fall / Winter Issue
is all here for you.
inadvertent collectors;
Therese Schwartz shares
some American Places she collected
and turned into works of art;
Nancy K. Ford gathers information about
Therese Schwartz and her recent work;
Gordon Douglas collects his thoughts
on a book about the Museum of
Jurassic Technology;
Alberta Moraine collects collectors
she has known;
Mike Nicolella goes to the opera and
James Carley reminisces about
his studies with Nadia Boulanger.Coming Soon: The Spring Issue
begins unfolding with
an abundance of reviews -
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Anne M Carley: Back to the Archives:
The Ghost of Parchment Future
Meryl Joseph: Tour (a portfolio)
Jerrold Maddox: Carleton Watkins
and Gulbenkian Exhibitions
Anna Maria Roxas:
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