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Soft sculptures, nest made cf clcih, are beir: exhibit
ed by Lou Ana IJusmskiia the Silica G Art She?
through Oct. 10.
This show represents four yean cf serious involve
ment," Musinski sail. 1 est examples cf series, sdcctln
pieces that would show a bit mors cf cystlf than ens or
twophases." -
After graduating from the Chicago Art fctute ia
Stuart: 2r3 J5?Fff
(PC)-1:30,'3:30,'5:30
and 9:30 p.m.
State: Alice in
Wordatsd (X-7:30
and 9:20 pjn.
Cooper-Lincoln: zws
(PG)-7:30 and 9:50
pjn.
Cooper-Lincoln: Mid
night Movie Jesus Christ
Superstar (PG)-niiI-cight.
Plaza 1: TheShootist
(PG)-1:45, 3:40, 555,
750 and 9:25 pjn.
Flaza 2: Embryo
(PG)-3:45, 550, 7.-20
and 9:10p.m.
Flaza 3: Monty
Python end the Holy
Grail (PG-3:15, 6:30
and 9:45 pan.
Flaza 3: 77;e Groove
Tube (R)-l:45, 5 and
8:15 pjn.
Flaza 4: Mustang
County (G-1:15,2:50,
4:25, 6, 7:40 and 9:20
pjn.
Douglas 1: Gator
(PG)-5.-20, 7:20 and
9:20 pjn. Saturday and
Sunday zt 150, 3:20,
520,7:20 and 9:20 pjn.
Douglas 2: Vie Omsk
(R)-5:30,750and950
pjn. Saturday and
Sunday at 150, 350,
550,750 and 950 pjn.
Docjjas 3: Drum
(R)-5:40,7:40 and 9:40
pjn. Saturday and
Sunday at 1:40, 3:40,
5:40, 7:40 and 9:40 pjn.
Cinema V. Murder By
Desth (FG)-7:25 and
9:25 pjn. Saturday and
Sunday at 130, 3:25,
555,75 and 9.-25 pjn.
Cinema 2: A Clock
work Onsnge (R)-7:G0
and 9:25 pjn. Saturday
and Sunday at 150,
4, 650 and 9 pjn.
Sheldon Film
Theatre: Underground
and The Longest War
3,7,and9pjn.
Hollywood and Vine:
All the Presidents Men
(PG)-7 and 9 pjn.,
Inserts (X)-750 and
9:45 pjn.
Italian film shmns
This week's Foreign Film Series feature will be Lena
V ertmuller's Love and A rzzrehy.
The film, released in 1972, is Wertmuller's fifth feature
after serving an apprenticeship under Frederico FellinL
WertmuHer has emerged as one of the most important
Italian directors along with Fellini and Bernardo Berto
luccL Love and Anarchy is set in MussoImTs Italy and uses
stylish direction to tell the story of a young revolutionary
and a group of prostitutes.
Showings will be at 7 and 9 pjn. Sunday through
Tuesday.
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OFEM FaOMDAY thru SATURDAY
1959, she became a ceizrJcs and foundations instructor
at Ozli Park and River Forest Hh School in Oak Park,
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She tzxl she was accustomed to-treatin scfWockfcj
forms out of hard material, but the kiln at the hfeh
school was not lare. enough to accommodate her work.
She searched for another medium and found people were
experimtntir fci soft scul-ture. .'
Uvdidkl said she had never sewn and went throng a
long trial and error process to learn.
Although she is frightened by snakes and other repCes,
ilusinrki has a whimsical obsession with salamanders
They keep corning up as a three-dimensional vehicle.
They are so quizzical that I can do a lot with them."
Some of the salamander-oriented pieces in the shew
are: 'Salamander Jumping Through a Cloud, "Conver
sation Over a Garden," "TFIyin Salamander, Salaman
der Jewel Bex" and Tleached Salamander.
For a long time her interest in salamanders was res
tricted to observations in northern Minnesota.
Then I realized that other people were involved with
salamanders, too, she said. Then we were in Mexico we
bought a mask of an elephant with a salamander crawl
ing down its face. Now I realize what unusual people
mere axe that are interested in the form cf the salaman
der, she sail.
Although she likes salamanders, Musmski said she
would not keep one as a pet because they are too Easive.
Efusinski said she believes it is the creative process,
cot the product, that is important. .
"My work is the ordering of my subconscious. It is
w?, cot fabricated. She documents her life through the
things she collects and she then puts them together.
A large quilted piece is included in her show. It is her
latest large piece and is entitled "Pat ou Times Two.
She claims her quilts have nothing to do with the bed and
thinks they will evolve into large fabric paintings.
"Patoa Times Two" represents the same subject in
two-dimensional and thre&dimensional terms, while also
interpreting the subject-an overcoat-in a realistic and
fanciful form.
- No television
Musinski said her perceptions of things have been in
fluenced by not viewing television until college.
She said, "I escaped television, for that I am grateful.
It gives too littL opportunity to look. Everything is seen
through the camerman's eyes, not your own. It is a case of
someone telling you what to see.
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Masinikfs Tfcasso iTio is different from her other
pieces on display. Pablo Picasso's painting, "Three Musi
cians", has been taken from its two-dimensional surface
and made as three-dinensionaL
T.hen I was trying to fcure out what to do with the
backside of the musicians, (because Picasa did net pro
vile a view cf their backs). I dreamt that Picasso and I
spoke about what tq do with the forms . . . Tt seemed
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