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Sept. 19-Nov. 1. Edison Community Col lege, Gallery of Fine Arts, College Pkwy., Fort Myers, FL. 813-481-2121. AUTOCHROMES: COLOR PHOTO GRAPHY COMES OF AGE, Library of Congress Exhibition, Sept. 14-Oct. 12; JERRY UELSMANN & DIANE FARRIS, Oct. 19-Nov. 13. Daytona Beach Com munity College, P.O. Box 111, Daytona Beach, FL. 904-255-8131. FLORIDA IMAGES, Sept. 13-Oct. 19. Shillard Gallery, FL Gulf Coast Art Center. 222 Ponce de Leon Blvd.; Bellfair, FL. 813-584-8634. MEMBERS 3: ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBI TION WINNERS, thru Sept. 27; PESOART AUCTION, thru Sept. 27, Gallery 1; PAUL HARRIS SCULPTURE, Oct. 4-Nov. 5; PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW or SELECTIONS FROM PERMANENT COLLECTION, Oct. 4-Nov. 22; PRE COLUMBIAN ART, continuous. Loch Haven Art Center, 2416 N. Mills, Orlando, FL. 305-896-4231. PHILIP PEARLSTEIN, thru Sept. 13; FLORIDA WATERCOLOR SOCIETY, Sept. 19-Oct. 11; GOLDEN AGE OF DUTCH ART, Oct. 17-Nov. 22. Brevard Art Center & Museum, 1510 Highland Ave., Melbourne, FL. 305-254-7782. JOHN STANLEY: PAINTINGS, thru Sept. 20; DFACC FACULTY EXHIBITION, Sept. 22-Oct. 18; SHERYL KABALA: WEAVINGS AND FIBERS, Oct. 20-Nov. 15, Dunnedin Fine Arts & Cultural Center, 1141 Michigan Blvd., Dunnedin, FL. 813-736-6731. MAQUETTES: A New Art Show, thru Nov. 1. Aurora Fiber Artists Gallery, 4135 Aurora St., Coral Gables, FL. CONTEMPORARY PAINTING IN THE TRADITIONAL MANNER FROM PEO PLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA, thru Sept. 15; THOMAS EAKINS: HIS PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK, Oct. 3-Nov. 1. Norton Gallery of Art, 1451 South Olive Ave., West Palm Beach, FL. 305-832-5194. JOHN j. AUDUBON: BIRDS OF FLORIDA, thru Oct. 31. Ringling Museum of Art, Gallery 18. Further info: Ringling Museum, P.O. Box 1838, Sarasota, FL. 33578. 813-355-5101, Ex. 24. PAINTINGS BY ROBERT GORDY; BUCKMINSTER FULLER, "INVEN TIONS: TWELVE AROUND ONE," both Sept. 17-Oct. 25; CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION; LYNDA BENGLIS: RECENT GOLD PIECES; CHARLES SELIGER: RECENT WORK, all from Nov. 5-29. Jacksonville Art Museum, 4160 Boulevard Center Dr., Jacksonville, FL. 904-398-8336. COOPERING, Including objects by Alex Stewart and other NC and TN craftspeo ple, thru Sept. 30; CRAFTS OF CORN- HUSKS, Oct. 3-Dec. 4. Folk Art Center. Hrs.: 9-5. Blue Ridge Parkway, Milepost 382, near Asheville, NC. 704-298-7928. SOUTHERN HIGHLAND HANDICRAFT GUILD 34TH ANNUAL GUILD FAIR, Oct. 15-17, Civic Center, Asheville, NC. Crafts of 9 States, P.O. Box 9545, 15 Red dick Rd., Asheville, NC 28815. THE DRAWINGS OF ANDREA PALLADIO, 16th century Venetian ar chitect, Sept. 15-Nov. 1; FACETS V: GILBERT AND GEORGE, British artists, Sept. 15-Oct. 18. Ackland Art Museum, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC. 919-966-5736. 1981 PIEDMONT CRAFTS FAIR, Nov. 6-8, Memorial Coliseum, 2825 Cherry- Marshall Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC. Features southeastern crafts. Admn. $2/adults, $1/senior citizens and students thru high school. Further info: Banks O. Godfrey, 300 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101.919-723-5234. THE REALIST INVITATIONAL, thru Oct. 4, Main and Open Air Galleries, recent artwork by 23 southeastern artists; GARY COOK: PAINTINGS, thru Oct. 4, Overlook Gallery; CONSTRUCTIONS AND ASSEMBLAGES, thru Sept. 20, Gallery A; GUY MENDES: PHOTOGRAPHS, thru Oct. 4, Gallery B; PRINTMAKING GROUP SHOW, 8 southeastern printmakers, Sept. 25-Nov. 15, Gallery A; HOWARD SPECTOR: PHOTOGRAPHS, Oct. 9-Nov. 22, Gallery B; CRAFTS INVITATIONAL, 50 southeastern craftspeople, Oct. 24-Nov. 29, Main Gallery; PETER CHARLES: SCULPTURE, Oct. 24-Nov. 29, Open Air Gallery; CHRIS ROBINSON: SCULP TURE PROJECT, Nov. 6-Jan. 13, on the grounds. Southeastern Center for Contem porary Art. Hrs.: Tu.-Sat. 10-5. 750 Marguerite Dr., Winston-Salem, NC. 919-725-1904. ARMS AND ARMOR OF THE SAMURAI, thru Nov. 1, Case Gallery; GUY LIPSCOMB: RECENT WATERCOLORS, thru Oct. 11, Paper Gallery; WORTH KEEPING: FOUND ARTISTS OF THE CAROLINAS, thru Nov. 8, Trustees Gallery; BRUCE SEIBELS ANNUAL WATERCOLOR COMPETITION WIN NERS, Oct. 11-Nov. 8, East Gallery; SIG MUND ABELES EXHIBITION, prints and drawings from the permanent collection, Oct. 11-Dec. 13, Paper Gallery; HIGHLIGHTS FROM PERMANENT COLLECTION, thru Nov. 1, Lower East Gallery; THE 80'S, Art, Science and Social Studies existing in the80's, Oct. 8-May 31, Junior Museum; DOLLS, Nov. 8-Jan. 3, Case Gallery. Columbia Museums of Art and Science. Hrs.: M-F 10-5, Sat./Sun. 1-5. Senate & Bull Streets, Columbia, SC. 803-799-2810. SOUTHERN MAKE: THE SOUTHERN FOLK HERITAGE, thru Sept. 30. McKissick Museums. Hrs: M-F 9-4, Sun. 1-5. University of South Carolina, Colum bia, SC. 803-777-7251. FOREVER FREE: ART BY AFRICAN- AMERICAN WOMEN, 1862-1980, Sept. 3-Oct. 11; RAUSCHENBERG: In and Out City Limits (Photographs), Oct. 28-Nov. 29. Gibbes Art Gallery. Hrs.: Tues.-Sat., 10-5; Sun., 1-5. 135 Meeting St., Charleston, S.C. 803-722-2706. ART FOR ART'S SAKE, exhibition and sale by over 150 selected Louisiana artists, Sept. 19-27; COLLABORATION: ARTISTS AND ARCHITECTS, their relationships, Oct. 10-Nov. 8. Contemporary Arts Center. Hrs.: Tu.-W 12-5, Th.-Sun. 12-8. 900 Camp, New Orleans, LA 504-523-1216. SECOND ANNUAL LOUISIANA WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR ART JURIED EXHIBITION, Sept. 14-Oct. 16, Scheurich Gallery, 1022 Lowerline, New Orleans, LA. THIRD BIENNIAL THREAD AND FIBER COMPETITION, Sept. 11-Oct. 3, Alexan dria Museum, P.O. Box 1028, Alexandria, LA 71301. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE II, Oct. 15-Nov. 15, Louisville, KY. Juried exhibition of work by Southeastern Women's Caucus for the Arts members. The Water Tower, 3005 Upper River Rd., Louisville, KY 40207. LARGE OR SMALL, BRONZE OR WOOD, PAINTED OR PLAIN: PRO BLEMS AND SOLUTIONS IN SCULPTURE; PHOTOGRAPHY OF W. EUGENE SMITH, both thru Sept. 13; LIGHT IMAGES ALONG THE HAGUE, 4th annual regional photographers show, Sept. 12-13, 10-6; CHARLES SIBLEY- NEW WORKS, paintings, opening Sept. 18. Chrysler Museum. Hrs.: Tu.-Sat., 10-4; Sun. 1-5. Olney Rd., and Mowbray Arch, Norfolk, VA 804-622-1211. 24TH ANNUAL DELTA ART EXHIBI TION, Oct. 16-Nov. 15. Arkansas Arts Center, MacArthur Park, P.O. Box 2137, Little Rock, AR 72203. SALLY BOWEN PRANGE, porcelain, Sept. 10-30, Washington, DC. Opening recept., Sept 10, 6-8 pm. Greenwood Gallery. Hrs.: Tu-Sat 10-6. 2014 P Street, NW, Washington, DC. 202-463-4888. THE NORTHWEST PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECT, thru Sept. 25, THE GREAT IDEA, Sept. 28-Oct. 23; NOT ONLY YESTERDAY: KEN LIGHT, Oct. 26-Nov. 20, all in Southern Light Gallery. THEME AND VARIATIONS OF AN IMAGE: DEN NIS CARPENTER, thru Sept. 25; THE COLOR SUBURBS: STEVE SMITH, Sept. 28-Oct. 23; RECENT SX-70S: STEPHEN FRAILER, Sept. 28-Oct. 23; GUM- BICHROMATES: ALIDA FISH, Oct. 26 Nov. 20; COLOR RHYTHMS: RE CENT LANDSCAPES BY STEPHEN STROM, Oct. 26-Nov. 20, all in Workroom Gallery. Southern Light Gallery, Amarillo College, P.O. Box 447, Amarillo, TX 79178. TEXAS SPACE, 13 Texas artists and the unusual ways they deal with space, thru Nov. 1. San Antonio Museum of Art. Hrs.: 10-5. Admn.: $2/adults, $1 /children, free Sat./Sun. 10-noon. 200 W. Jones Ave., San Antonio, TX. 512-226-5544. PERSPECTIVE. An exhibition by Julia A.Fenton. October 3-31, 1981. ATLANTA ART WORKERS COALITION 972 Peachtree St., Suite 214 Atlanta, Georgia 30309. (404) 876-4096 Tuesdays-Saturdays, Noon-4 p.m. Reception: October 3, 7 - 9 p.m. Art Papers September-October 1981 24
