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Museum shows 'healing' art
UNITED ARTISTS
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Roots Ragga Dance Featuring CULTURE Plus AZ - ONE Tongue 8 p.m.
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THEATRE 12
PIMA TAVION
CELLEBRATION
Tongue * 5.15, 8.30
Fri. & Sa. * 5.30, 7.15, 9.45
By Bryce J. Tache
Kansas staff writer
CINEMA TWIN A/B/C 3516 EAST
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and the hills of 48° Emery Bay, a farmer living in the Sand Hills of Nevada, leased his 160 acres of land to another farmer and devoted the next 30 years to creating
With no previous artistic experience, Bibgott created 900 sculptures made of hollow, fine, wire, plastic, wood and plaster. He kept his collection in a shed on his farm and admired it and leaded amiables.
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Sixty pieces of his work will be on exhibit from Jan. 16 to March 18 at the Spencer Museum of Art. The display it titled "The Healing Machines" - The Art of Emmer Buster.
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Bilton died in 1968, leaving six car caterpillar a graves and decorated with blinking Christmas lights in the windows shed where he worked, according to pamphlets distributed by the museum.
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for Bloom the museum's photographer, said people in the Lawrence area had strong interest in grass roots art. "It's a tremendous discovery of an unknown artist," Blumb said of the collection. "Unfortunately, it wasn't acknowledged until after he died." 103
Many of Blagion's neighbors were aware of his pastime until his death, although Blagion informally "treated" some local people who claimed their work relied them on artifices or nomenclature. Blagion believed his art emitted anagnism. Blagion believed his art emitted anagnism. Blagion believed his art emitted anagnism. He told people he did not know why he helped people but he just knew it did.
Martinez, a certified rheumatologist, said he was
Dining At Fifes
The Rockets
What You 'll Enjoy
Anson Funderburg
assignment of continental cuisine, fresh salads and luscious desserts
Jeff Mollis correctly mutes elegance with perfection.
Lands. Mem. then Fr. 11.2
Quietest
Emery Blagdon believed the sculptures he made with toi, wre and colored plastic could heat elements.
**Coming in FEB**
Thur. 1 The Eyes
Wed. 7th-Joe Bly
Sun 11th - Iregan Mighty
Lemon Drops, Ocean Blue and John Wesley Harding
Wed. 14th - Big Twist and
Melwol Farlows
FRI JAN. 26-
Before The Incorporeous
we'll have Mighty
Lions Deep Grease!
I've heard of urban people wearing copper particles or going down into military mines with low-level radiation, so I can see where that is coming from, as much as Martinez said when he is coming forward, to the possibility that the metal may be beneficial effects, but until they are taken away he was going to stick with more orthogonal breakfasts
freelance writer. List Stone will speak about the exhibit Feb 6. lyrander harrigan, curator at the National Museum of American Art, will give a lecture Feb. 20.
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Thursday
SUK FILMS PRESENTS
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Jazzhaus, 196 $ \frac{1}{2} $ Massachusetts St.
Culture, reggae 8 p.m., Theory Hall 64 Massachusetts St. 511; Fashion Johnny, rock (K) Fell Just, johnny, rock (K) Fast Johnny, twice at N and S Hall 64 Tavern 401 N and S
**Kronos Quartet, 8 p.m.**
Crafton-Peyer Theatre, all seats reserved,
and $12 for the public, $5 and $6 for
KU and K12 students, 14 and 18
for senior citizens and other students
**The Frontier, 9 p.m.**
Coomer Bar 618, 688 W. Blues, blue,
9:30 p.m. The Azarizus, 26%,
sachsisstet s.
**The Unconscious, funkrock, 9:30
p.m., The Brackenck, 727 New
Hampshire St. s.**
41 Nunjat 20th St., S.
44 Sunnip Ridge, 9:30 p.m.; The
Balloonck, 9:37 New Hampshire St.,
$2.
Friday
■ Arnie Johnson with Midnight special country-western, 9 p.m., Shibu,
The Tiller Kings, 9 p.m. Rock
Chalk Bar, 618 W 12th
Kansas City Symphony Blue Val-
ley Concert, 9 p.m. Valley Base High School, 6001 W 154 S, Overland Park, $10 for adults, $5 for children younger than 6
Penguins, rock 'n' roll, 9:30 p.m.
Johnny's Tavern, 490 N and 251, 8
Ravl Bay Review, talent show, 8 p.m., liberty Hall, 642 Massachusetts St, $10
Studded, 3:30
Movies
club country western 9 p.m. shhh.
country western 1000 e. 2nd丝巾 1000 e.
Missouri Repository Theatre, 499 p.
Cherry St, Kansas City, Mo., $14 for
milesties 15 Sunday through Thursday,
earnings $19 Friday and Saturday
earnings Off the Ice, exhibit opening
[hot lighting graphic, to exhibit] silk
wear Reception 10 to 10, m.
En Masse, 600 l/ Massachusetts S.
The Morning I Giggs 9:30 p. m.
Rock Chalk Bar 618 W 12th S.
Broken Penguins, rock 'n' roll,
9:30 p. johnny's Tavern, 40 N.
2nd丝巾 722
The Uncontestous, tunkrock 9:30
y.m., the Bottleneck, 757 New
s., $14
Note: Movies playing Jan. 26 to Feb.
2
Cinema Twin Theatres
Dell Innocent Man
**Doctoral绞蹄 (3.9 mm) Pain Management, organ; 3.9 mm, Swathing of the Joints in the Art of Entry, Bladeon, exhibit opening, Spence Museum of Art, through March 16.**
Interpretation
Inferential
Interpretive
Little MacDonald
Sheep Magnolia
Turtles
Edward A. Schultz教授 of musculoskeletal medicine known as the "Frenchman" for his specialised medical units, is the most traditional musical units.
an "amazing" singer from North India. He also said he found the music of Africa continually exciting and inspiring.
Tango and Cash War of the Roses
Monday
arrange music to their own chairs, never make the top two pop stars, but make them up young (though Kowsen has gathered a large team of coworkers has gathered said the music was not designed for any particular age group. "I think a real, true musical experience doesn't have any rare barriers. If it was only 13-year-old screening girls that came to our concert," Wonder wah was going on. It was only 70-year-old lavers. It also wonder what was going on." Harrington said that because there was so much new music available the group's future music
Open Mike, 9:30 p.m., The Bottleneck, S27 New Hampshire St.
Tuesday
"They're very sturdy guitar, with a traditional guitar body, they're playing the latest things." Marta said. "They take on very difficult contemporary pieces. Other string quartets do much more standard literature. I'm very impressed with their quality of work."
Saturday
"The kind of concert I like to be able to play somebody is to give the audience the sense of music in all the heights of beauty and vignage and excitement. I'd like to be able to reach out emotionally every thing then easily emphasize personal kinds of "reg" he said.
Varsity Theatre
Varsity Theatre
Look Who's Talking
Moria Passion
Harrison said two artists who
harrisoned said Arexopolis,
known as the King of Trango in
Argentina, and Pandil Trango in
Madagascar.
**Aksun Fandung and the Hoorkes**
with Sam Meyers, trainee
buses 9 p.m. 10 p.m., The Boulevard, 737
New Hampshire St., S.
Dog dead
Dead Pet's Society
Parts, Texas
Yellow Submarine
Jim Mamails, trainee vampire senior, saw Knox when they performed at KC several years ago. "They're very good technical turnips," he said. They oft beat, turn-of-the-century type suit most experimental. They are pretty execute.
**Kill Wiley, party rock, 30 p.m.**
The Bombheen, party rock, 15 p.m.
Me and My Girl musical comedy,
8 p.m. Theses through 8 p.m.
Sunday, mitine performatron,
7 p.m. Sunday, mitine performatron,
Therian, 122nd Main S., Kenssau City,
Midland
Therian, 122nd Main S., Kenssau City,
Midland
 ticket prices range from $23.00 to $29.50.
≈ Bryce J. Tache
Wednesday
Ticket prices are $25 and $30 for the general public, $50 and % or $80 for 12 and 16 shirt sizes and other students.
Exhibits
B. Country, Showruner, country west,
e.g., Canada, United States.
D. Alexander, funk, 9-30 p.m., The
D. Alexander, funk, 9-30 p.m., The
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**Figuratively Speaking, Drawings by Seven Artists, through Feb. 2014.**
Neilson Museum of Art, $250
Oak St., Kansas City, Mo. $245
for students in art education on Saturday to permanent collection.
**Thickening Flesh: How and Why Lures Work, through Sunday.**
Museum of Natural History.
**Wu Guangming: A Contemporary Chinese Art, through March 4.**
Museum of Art museum.
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University Daily Kansan / Thursday, January 25, 1990