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U.S.A. and Canada 33 Cut 1967, acrylic on canvas. 81 x 9 ft, by 35 Sculpture platform 1966, painted wood, nine
31 Femmes d'artistes 1883-5, by James Tissot Thomas Downing at Allan Stone, 48 East 86th piece sculpture, 45 sq. ft, from the Paul Feeley
at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Grange Park, Toronto, Street, New York from May 7-25. memorial exhibition at Guggenheim, 1017 Fifth
until May 5. James Tissot was born in Nantes in 1836 34 Woman buckling her bra 1963, plaster and mixed Avenue, New York until May 26. The show consists
and settled in England after the Franco-Prussian War media, in George Segal's show 'The human situation', of approximately forty paintings, friezes and sculp-
of 1870. This show consists of thirty-nine paintings, at the Museum of Contemporary Art, 273 East Ontario tures, some of which have never before been shown.
twenty drawings and twenty-four etchings, dry- Street, Chicago, Illinois until May 26. There was an 36 Painted metal and glass 1967, 5½ x 8 x 7 ft, by
points and mezzotints. article by William Lipke and by Segal on his own Menashe Kadishman at Dunkelman, Toronto from
32 Pasture and mountain 1962, oil on paper (black art in the October 1967 issue of Studio International. May 7 for two weeks. Menashe Kadishman, born in
and white), 23 x 35 in., by Milton Avery at Grace Israel in 1932, studied in Tel-Aviv and under the
Borgenicht, 1018 Madison, New York until May 24. sculptor Rudi Lehmann. He then came to England
Milton Avery, born in Altman in 1893, began his and studied at St Martins and the Slade, winning
painting career in 1913 at the Connecticut League two scholarships and in 1962 the second prize for a
of Art Students. In 1925 he moved to New York; he War of Independence Monument in Israel. He has
held his first one-man show in 1928 at the Oppor- exhibited widely in Europe.
tunity Gallery, and won the Athenium Prize of the 37 Sprung steel 1968, 96 x 28 x 28 in., by Royden
Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts and the Logan Rabinowitch at Carmen Lamanna, 840 Yonge Street,
Prize of the Art Institute of Chicago. In 1960 he was Toronto, from May 3-21. Born in 1943, Rabinowitch
awarded a Ford Foundation exhibition which opened studied at several colleges of music and art. He
at the Whitney Museum and travelled for two years. has taken part in several group shows in England
Milton Avery died in January 1965. and Canada. (Price range: $500—$700.)