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8B • The Red and Black • Tuesday, September 18, 1990
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Be the next Picasso. Come to the Lyndon House Art Center's
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Artbeat: From Warhol to traditional, local exhibitions for any taste
By COLEEN BROOKS
Entertainment Editor
Rage Hair Studio Art Gallery:
• Get a trim while viewing “Cat
Eggs and Other Myths,” an collec
tion of mixed media paintings by
local artist Pamyla Reddick on dis
play until Sep. 29. 132 College Ave.
flours are 10 a.m. • 6 p.m., Mon.-
Sat.
The Downstairs:
• This underground cafe/nightclub
features sketches and oil paintings
on canvas by Deb Bernstein. The
works were done while Bernstein
spent time in Antwerp, Belgium.
140 E. Clayton St. Open from 11
a.m - 1 a.m. Mon.-Thurs. and 11
a.m - 2 a.m. Fri.-Sat.
Tate Center Gallery:
• See the recnt works of Gary Cay-
wood Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
through September 30.
UGA Visual Arts Gallery:
• An exhibition of oil paintings by
Sam Seawright will be on view
until Oct. 7. Seawright is an artist
who received his BFA here at the
University. The gallery is located
on North Campus in the Visual
Arts Building and is open 8 a.m.- 5
p.m Admission is free.
Georgia Museum of Art:
• A collection of masterworks by
artists such as Stuart Davis, The
odore Robinson, Samuel F. B.
Morse and Paul Cadmus is on con
tinuous display. The museum, lo
cated on North Campus is open
Athens’ The
Downstairs
Underground Cafe is
featuring sketches and
oil paintings on canvas
by Deb Bernstein.
Mon.- Sat., 9-5 p.m. and Sun., 1-5
p.m. Free.
Lyndon House Art Center:
• Now displaying an exhibit of
paintings on canvas by local artist
Jane Eberhart entitled “Dogs,
Dolls and Children.” Eberhart in
corporates her love of antique dolls
into her art work, using them as
models for her paintings. The show
will run until Oct. 5. Hours are 12-
5 p.m., Mon.- Fri. 293 Hoyt St.
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center:
• “Patterns: A Celebration of
Georgia’s Quilting Traditions” can
be viewed in the Center’s galleries
through Oct. 28. The exhibit fea
tures forty historical and contem
porary quilts that honor the rich
quilt-making heritage among both
black and white women in Georgia.
The Center is in Madison at 434 S.
Main St., and opens from 10 a.m.-
4:30 p.m., Tues.- Sat. and 2-5 p.m.
Sun. Admission is $2 for adults, $1
for students.
High Museum of Art:
• “Hidden Heritage: Recent Dis
coveries in Georgia Decorative Art,
1733 - 1915” is an exhibition of col
orful quilts, coverlets, silver and
household furnishings made in
Georgia prior to World War I. The
exhibit is the largest group of docu
mented Georgia pieces ever shown
and will be seen until Nov. 4.
• “Faith Ringold: A 25 Year
Survey” is a retrospective of this
unique American artist that in
cludes her “story quilt” series,
masks, and sculptures. This ex
hibit includes more than 60 diverse
works and will be on display
through Oct. 5.
• “Putting Pottery in Perspective:
Past, Present and Future” is an ex
hibition that attempts to put pot
tery in perspective by studying its
role in the history of the human
culture and comparing it with
works by contemporary artists
such as Richard Devore, Peter
Voulkos and Thom Bohnert.
• The museum is also presenting
“Andy Warhol’s Celebrities” Sep.
11 - Jan. 6. The collection features
portraits of personalities including
Marilyn Monroe, James Dean,
Greta Garbo, Albert Einstein and
Elizabeth Taylor. The High is lo
cated in Atlanta at 1280 Peachtree
St., N.E. and is open 10 a.m.- 5
p.m., Tues.- Sat. and noon - 5 p.m.
Sun. Admission is $4 for adults, $2
with a student ID and free
Thursday 1-5 p.m.
“Marilyn”: Along with Jimmy Dean and the late great Greta Garbo this silkscreen is
one of the many of famous people featured in the “Andy Warhol's Celebrities”exhibition
presently showing at the High Museum in Atlanta. The exhibit will run from September
11 to January 6.
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