February 1971, Vol. 12, No.

Your portable museum Buic of Yugoslavia, Francoise Grossen, printed twice annually. The current tist­ Several new slide kits have been added , , Susan Ing issued this month describes 65 in­ to YOUR PORTABLE MUSEUM service Weitzman, and of the dividual slide kits, 5 filmstrips, and the this month by ACC's Research Depart­ , Herman Scholten of The ACC films "Reflections" and 'The MusIc ment. , Ritzi and Peter lacobi of Rack." Readers may obtain the new "Face Coverings," the Museum of Romania, and of The listing upon request to the Research De­ Contemporary exhibition held 32 slides composing thiS kit show the partment Announcements of new addi­ September through December 1970, is setting for the collection plus full and de­ tions to YOUR PORTABLE MUSEUM are documented in 82 cotor stides. Both his­ tail vi ews 01 the hangings. Rental lee is made regularly in Outlook torical and contemporary ma sks and $5.00, purchase price $32. head pi eces are Included Rentat fee is Alt ACC kits are accompanied by a America House closes $800; purchase price is $82 script identifying works shown in the Ameri ca House, the retail sales outlet Appearing in the Members' Gattery si­ slides. Whenever possible, these scripts founded by Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb in New multaneously with "Face Coverings" give biographical and other reference York in 1940, closed its doors on Jan­ were the woven walls of Olga de Amaral information. Rental stides are encased uary 28 after thirty years of continuous of . These large texliles are in p.lastic mounts with g las s to protect o peration Whi le America House erljoyed shown in full and detail views in a kit the film. They fit Kodak universal carou­ excetlent business in the last several of 18 cotor slides renting for $5.00 and sel projector trays. years, the urgency of providing in­ selling for $18 ACC members in the $15. and higher creased space and faciliti es for the Catalogs for these and other MCC categories are granted 20% discount on growing activities of the Arn erican Crafts exhibitions are sent to members in the slide kit rentals; subscribing members Council ultimately led to the decision to $25. and higher categories. Other mem­ receive no discount Rental period is 15 close the store bers may purchase the "Face Cover­ days inclusive of return mailing time The America House building at 44 ings" catalog for $1.75 and Ihe Amaral Kits are mailed to borrowers by 4th class West 53rd Street, which Mrs Webb brochure for 15rt by sending Iheir check library rate except to Hawaii and Alaska gave to the ACC in 1969, will become the and request to ACC Publication Sales which is by air. nationat headquarters of the Councit, Department New York State residents Because of the popularity of the ACC housing executive and business offices must include appropriate sales tax slide service and in order to have suffi­ plus the Research & Education Depart­ Through many contacts with crafts­ cient mailing time, rental requests must ment A retail sal es shop on a scale con­ men across the country, the Research be filed one month in advance and al­ siderably smaller than the Americq Department assembled the new kit ternate elates given. Rental orders shOuld House operation IS also anticipated. "General Wood" which includes sculp­ be sent to the Research Department, This phYSical expansion will occur later ture, furniture, and accessories by ACC. 29 West 53rd St, NY, NY 10019 in the year and will permit enlarged of­ thirty-seven American craftsmen Rental Mark the envelope "slide rental." Ad­ fice and exhibition space for the Museum fee is $7.50 and purchase price $75. vance checks for rentals are unnec­ of Contemporary Crafts at 29 West 53rd The Dreyfus Corporation, the mutual essary. Street, its present location fund firm, acquired a collection of con­ Purchase orders take approximately In a statement to the press concern­ temporary wall hangings when they one month to fill No discounts are given ing the clOSing, Mrs. Webb pointed out moved to new quarters in the General on sales orders. Slides are shipped in that one of her main purposes in estab­ Motors Building on New York's Fifth standard 2" x 2" cardboard mounts with lishing America House was to prove to Avenue. The fourteen works in their script public and buyers alike that the work of collection are by Magdalena Abakano­ A complete new listing of the ACC American craftsmen is mer·chandise of wicz of Poland, Olga de Amaral, Jagoda service YOUR PORTABLE MUSEUM is (Continued on next page) Trustees report ported trustee . Mrs. Timmy When ACC craftsman-trustees come to Burton ha s been a most active chair­ New York for meetings with the Board man of this event along with Max and ACC staff, it is their custom to re­ Weaver of the University of Utah. Over port activities occurring in their regions. 500 craftsmen ha ve submitted slides for During their most recent visit with the the juried exhibition being presented staff on February 1, they reported sev­ during the conference. eral items 01 interest to Outlook readers. Charles Counts was fresh from a Ramona So lberg who represents the Southwest Assembly meeting in Col­ Northwest noled the popular lombia, South Carolina January 30-31. exhibition prepared and circulated by He reported that all states of the region her region. It is on the last leg of a two­ were represented at this lively two-day year circuit to schools and olher groups. session. The Assembly voted to sponso r Robert Morton is c hairman of a com­ a workshop June 7-11 at the Arrowmont mittee now assembling a metals ex­ School in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. They hibition to succeed that on weaving . Its will invite several craftsme n to be introduction will be announced later this leaders of workshops in weaving, ce ­ year After her visit to New York Miss ramics, blacksmithing, and textile print­ Solberg was to return to Portlond for a ing. At this writing, it is conlirmed that February 6-7 meeting of the Northwest Michael Cardew of wi lt tead Regional Assembly. ceramics. More facts on this event will , trustee of the South appear in March Outlook. Central Region, reported the naming of Mr. Counts also noted various ac­ potter Bill Alexander as chair­ tiV ities in his region, among them the man of the South Central Assembly to Georgia Designer Craftsmen exhibition replace Jean Petersen who resign ed this month at 's High Museum due to illness. The re gion will hold a juried by Southeast Assembly Chair­ conlerence in Steamboat Springs July man Cynthia Bringle; the appointment of 21 -25 and it is also scheduling a region­ Mr. Gary Barker, formerly associated wide exhibition in 1972 under the d ire c­ with th e Southern Hi gh ta nd tion of Tom Potter of the University of Guild, as new director of the Kenlucky Colorado. To plan these and other ac­ Guild of Artists & Craftsmen; the pur­ tivities, the Regional Assembly will meet chase of a exhibition by the Ten­ reports from the grantees w ill be avail­ April 29-May 1 at the San Antonio Craft nessee State Art Commission to travel able at the time of the No rtheasl Craft Guild . under its auspices throughout the state; Fair Ju ly 7-11, 1971 in Bennington, The Southwest Regiona l conference the development of a "workshop ex­ Vermont March 18-2 1 in Salt Lake City is his change" With faculty and graduate stu­ Mr Wendland furl her noted the ap­ region 's chief activity at present, re- dents in ce ramics at four colleges in pointment of a nomi naling committ ee to Louisiana spearheaded by potier Ro n prepare a slate for the selection of a new american crafts council Boling of Newcomb College 29 Wesl ~3 r d Slreet. New York , N. Y. 001 9 Norlheast trustee as his lerm ends this Since Mr. Counts's lerm as Irustee ex­ The Ameflcan Cra lls Council IS a n lional ye r. The committee includes Mr. Wend ­ pires this year, the Assembly appointed non- rolil educ 1I0nai or anl za tlon land as chairman, Penny Starr of Wash ­ charte red In 194 3 by the Board 0 1 R ,, 8 11 t5 a nominating committee of Glen LaRowe, ington, David Gil 01 Vermont, and Jean 01 the St ate 0 New York 0 stimulate Marlon Heard, and Mr. CounlS to pre­ interest in the work of handscraltsmen Deli us of BuffalO MemberSl1! p on Ihe Council is Of/e n 10 all. pare an el ection slate for voting by mem­ Don Rei tz, lrLl stee of the North C n­ Ai leen 0 Webb bers this spring. tral Region, was unable to altend the Chalfman 0/ Ih e Boa rd & {'residell/ The Northeast Regional Ass 8mbly Donald L. Wyc ko tf meeting. Ex eelill e V, ce PreSldcn l met January 30-31 in Philadelphia. One Anita Chm,el 01 their chief tasks was the selection of America House _ , , (Con/lnuedJ M embership Manager reC ipients for funds to be awarded out of consequence "When Ameri ca House Joseph P Fall ari no Direc/or, Admln!s/rall vc Services proceeds from the 1970 Northeast Craft opened in 1940, the bulk of hand work LOI S Moran Fair. Trustee Peter Wendland reported sold in the United St ates came from Drreclor, n csesrc 1 & Edvcs tioll the following awards $500 to potter . We set out to o ffer American LOI S Ladas Admillls /r ;l/IvC AS Sis tant. West Coast Paulus Berenso hn for the beginning of a craftsmen a place to sell their work and Rose Sliv ka study on prevention of back ailments re­ at the same time to encourage them to­ [dl /or, Crall Horizons Pau l .J Smith lated to crafts; $500. to a city planner in ward ever nigher standards. I think Drr8ctor, M useum 0 / Con/omporary Cral/s Rhode Island for a preliminary study to America House has made it s point after create a recreatlon/ arts center in an thirty years of effort, for reception to old Rhode Island mill; $615. to a public American cralts has never be n as great acc outlook is published monlhly, January, May, July, and Augusl excepted, school in Orange, N.J . to conduct five in th is century as it is now. While by the American Cratls Council neighborhood craft workshops for chil­ America House 's closing is a wrench to Second-class postage rates paid al dren ; $525. towards a study to develop many, I look forward to the opportunity New York. N. Y. Membership rate $1 ~.OO per year and higher Edllor: Lo< s Moran greater cre ativity in the greenware/ given the American Crafls CounCil to ex­ hobby field . It is expected that progress pand ils Important activities. " $2 .500 toward advanced study in Beech & Penrose Aves, Philadelphia, America or abroad, Write : Dean Allen S Pennsylvania 191 26 For reservations Weller. College of Fine & Applied Arts, contact OCF Gordon Barnes, N.C.E.C.A 110 Architectural Building, University 01 '71,663 Yonge Street, Suite 20 1, Toronto Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801. 285, Ontario, Canada. Sterfing Silver Design Competition, Pacific Northwest Handweavers Con­ sponsored by Sterl ing Silversmith Guild ference at the Hilton Hotel . Portland, 01 America . Open to all residents of the Oregon, 4/30-5/ 2. For re gistration infor­ U,S. who are students in a course of mation write Mrs. Lorra ine McGalliard, design at college, technical, or post­ 5812 N.E Hassala Street. Portland, graduate level Entries due 5/3. Entry Oreg on 97213 forms available from Sterling Silver De­ Third Annuaf Craft Seminar. " The Crafts­ sign Competition. c/o Wallace Silver­ man as an Author", State University of smiths. Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 New York, Albany. 4 / 16-4 / 17. For info r­ Regional mation write : New York Sta te Craftsmen Hartford Arts FOJtival, exhibition-sale in Box 733. Ithaca New York 14850 Constitution Plaza, Hartlord , Connecti­ Calendar cut, 6/6-6/13 Open to all Connecticut ALABAMA craftsmen. Jury. Write Suzanne Solon. Montgomery, 17 Springs. Art an Crafl Fai r, RFD 2, New Hartford, Connecticut 06057 sponsored by Ihe YWca, 4 /24 -4 /25 The Metal Experience at the Oakland ARIZONA Phoenix. Ph oonlX All Museum, 'Ob,ecIS: USA," Museum, 5/29-6/27. Work in metal or Ihru 130. in rombination with me tal by California Scottsdale, Solari HOlel Ari zonQ Deslg ller Cr 115- artists, Jury. Handling fee: $3. Entries men Craft Ike 2. 3 /1 3 -3/ 14 Tempe, Arizona Siale Unlvc rSlly, La l sen Travel · close 4/ 30 Fo r entry forms and informa­ 109 Siudy Un'l . Ihru 3 / 3 1 tion write The Oakland Museum. Art Di­ ARKANSAS Little Rock, Al kansas An C nler Iflsh Awak- visi on. 1000 Oak Street, Oakland, Cali­ enln Ilifu 3 28 fornia 94607. CALIFORNIA Toledo Area Artist lilly-third annual exhi­ Et Cajon, Grossm oni College. Embroldofles by Children of Ch'lnaya (Smllhsonlanl. Ihru 3/21 bition, Toledo Muse um of Art. Toledo. Los Angeles. C.l nyo n Ga llery T"o, c ramlC Ohio. 5 /1 6-6 / 6. Open to artists and by Day, L,l\vson, IllrU 3; 31 Los Angeles, Hil ion HOlel Rellqlous AilS Exlllbi- craftsmen of the Toledo area In all lion. S onsored lile honal Coni I nee on Hanri carved wo od c hair by Jar athall 8 r oks media. Entries due 4/2 & 4/3. For in ­ f-1('IIfJ'ouS Archi l ('lure. In 4/ 194 22. 01 New Basion, N. H formation write The Toledo Mu se um of Los Angetes, The [g and 11'8 Eye. dotls and A VI ow 01 I o ff ices 1 The Ore 111 5 Corporallon e qUills: Wrlli r I Aceoisis Oor Pn h Pa il CIfCUS with SheIla N, cks 5 Ilanglng . The Prrnclpal Wi le ' Art, Box 1013. Toledo, Ohio 43601 and ri tt e", Show . 3 8 -5 :2 Mac rame mask /;I y esthOr Nahumovich 0 1 Oakland, Ca l f r la Colleg e o f Arls and Cratls, IOlllsvllle. Ky Conferences Tex llie In I allon;] l, Ihru 3 29 These works appear in color ill new slIde ACC/ So uthwest Regional Conference, Pasadena. Pilsadcna An Museum, "CallfOl nia kIts Issued th iS month by A CC's Ro cat ch Des,gn XI. " 3 14-4 25 & EducatIon Oepar/nlenl. University of Utah, Salt L ke Clly, Utah Richmond, Ri chmond Art Cenle , Desl n r 3/18-3/21 I ncludes wo rkshop demon­ Cral15ma n Annual :; 4; 5 Competitions strations in jewelry, plastics, glass, tex­ Sacramento, E 8 Crockor An GaiterI'. rC!l O­ National tiles, wood, ceram ics and elec tro form­ s~ec Ive e, h, lilD 0 1 ceramics h RU lh RI on Ihl ·I ! 1 1 Eighth Annual Southern Tier Arts and ing . Fo r Information and form s write San Diego. F, e Ans GJII 'ry I San 0 1 go, Crafts Show-Sale at the Corning Gi nS, University of Ut ah , Art Department, Salt Easl rn T itles. 3/2 -5, Center, 5 / 13-5/16 Open to all U,S ar­ Lake City, Ut ah 84117 or Lois Ladas. San Diego, JeWish Communlly Cenler, . Ilish /I,:; kenlng." Illru 3/2 ti sts in any medium Jury and prizes American Crafts CounCil, 54 Mission Santa Barbara, Gal II liel Sol , '1ln ss by Jim Entry cards due 4/27 Work due 5/1 Avenue, San Raph ael, Cal ifornia 94901 . vV<; y r'lQ, !hru d { 2 For information or entry forms write Fiesta Land, 19th annual Northern Cali ­ Topanga Canyon, Can 'on Ga llery I. c eramics by James La ub and Paula Booher II1I lI 3/3 I Box 470, Corning, New York 14830. fornia Handweavers Conference. San FLORIDA The George C. Marshall fund in Denmark Mateo County Fai rg rounds . Hall of Gainesville, Unlver, III' 0 1 FlOrida. Larse n Tra vel- In lu yUnll, 3/1 9 4.16 Open to American citizens, age 21-40 Flowers, Sa n Mateo. California. 4 / 30- St. Augustine, Sl Aug uSl,ne Ari s & C, I S BS I,· who wish to undertake a professional 5/2. For registration write Clair Col lins, val . •1, 2, ,I study program lasting a minimum of 3 107 Escolta Way. San FranCISc o. Cali­ ILLINOIS Champaign, Kr annell Art Museum. 'Goldsmllh months or an academic study or research fo rnia 94116. 70. " Ih r ~ I 4/ 11 project in Denmark. Grants for the maxi­ National Counc il on Education In the Chicago, Edward SI1e rbeyn Gallery, K,les by mum 12 months stay wi ll not exceed Ceramic Arts. Annual M eeting April 1-3 f·umlo Yosh imura, thru 4 / 4 ; " Kiles," 3 / 24·4/?5. INDIANA $3.000 each. Deadline fo r entries: No­ at the Lo rd Simcoe Hotel, Toronto. On­ Evansville. Ev anSVi lle Iv useum 01 AriS and vember 1, 1971. Applications may be ob­ ta rio , Canada. Panel discussions in sail SCience, 11111 annual Mid Stales Crall Ex nlbillon, tained from the American-Scandinavian glazing, glass. porcelain. kiln construc­ Il1ro 3/14 West Lafayette. PUidue Un,verSll y Larsen Trav· Foundation, Exchange Division, 127 East tion, teaching, multimedia, industrial de­ elm Sludy Unl /, ] , 4.4 / 4 73rd Street. New York, New York 10021 . sign Registration fe es $10 for mem­ KANSAS Prairie Village, Crails Incre di Ie wood and Kate Neal Finlay Memorial Fellowship bers, $15 for nonmembers . (Member­ g lass by Ro' er Harriso n, Ihru 3; 3 Sll lchery for 1971-1972. Open to all students of ship fee $25 per year.) For information hangmgs by Ed,lh Gray. 4 / t 4 / 30. art. music and who will not contact Robert M. Winokur, Greenhouse, KENTUCKY Murray. ,viurray Slale University, Macrame. 3/25- yet be 25 as of June I, 1971. Awards Tyler School of Art 01 Temple University, 4/30. 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Rochesler, S op On e Inc .. woo by Wil li m Johnson Cily, Tenn ess e Stale U .ve rslly, 5 10 Calendar Keyser. Jr , Ih.u 3/ 13; wcav lngs by , -umb Gallery, jewe lry by MarCI Zel manoll, 3/ 16- LOUISIANA ceramic by John Parker Gl ick. 3/ 19-4 / 17 4/6. New Orleans, LouIsi ana Cralls Council Gallery. Syossel, Benj la Gallery, ba llks by Sue Krieger. Nashvi lle, George Peabody COllege Museum . ceram iCS by Ma rl Po ld me s. /13-3/27 pOllery by Halm Manlel and jewelry by Jane AC C's " Young Americans 1969." 4/25-5/26 MASSACHUSETTS Lawnhursl. 3/1 -6/30. TEXAS BOllon, Muse m o! Fm e Arls. Ulica, Munson Wlillams·PrOC lor Ins IIu l , Shaker Houslon, R.ce Unlversily. "Creallve Colla bora­ f~e lr o s p ecllv e 3/25 5/23 an and CI II , 3 28-5/2. lio n.' sponsor ed by Ihe ux dl ary 10 Ihe Am encan Bridgewaler. Bndgewaler Sal Colle e. Siudeni In sll l ie 0 1 A. C II CiS. 3/ 20-4/ 4. Union Gallery. lI1assachlJselis Ar lisi-Cralismen CharloHe, Inl Museum 01 Ar !. 61h ~ nnu a l Pied­ San Anlonio, Soulhwe I Crall Cenler. gr up 1971. 3 / 224/ 16 monl Cra I Exhl Ilion, Illfu 3/28 onamel exh lblilon. Ihru 3/2 Lincoln, D ' Co ldova Mu s '''T' . " T ledo Glass OHIO UTAH Na llonal III ." Ih ru 4 / 11. Cleveland Heighls, DeSign Cornor. PO II (H Y by Sail Lake Cily, Ulah Muse um 01 Fine Arls. Uni ­ Worcesler, Grall Ge nler. F"SI Ann ual Worcesler Jenny Floc jewelery by B b Ebendorf. March . verSlly 01 Ulall. " Objeci Ma kers 1971 ." spon Cra ll Fa " , 5/ 15·5 / 16. Findlay, Gallery One, ceramics by Don Dun don . 30re by ACC / Soulhwesl 3/ 19 ·4/ 25 Edl h Frankl n. Jaye Bum bau gh an Richard VIRGINIA MINNESOTA Mmr. k. Ihru ,I 2 Richmond, H ., ark Shop wood Sculplure by SI. Paul, Mlnllesol useum 01 Ari. fhe Lace· Massillon, M ssilion fI, useum, .('ramlCS b Jenn. Kn.ghl thr 3, 3 1, Ilks by KiJ l erlll maker's ArI ." Ihru 3/21 St;SI, Marc Shel urne. 4 , 4 -4 30 MISSOURI OKLAHOMA WASHINGTON SI. Louis, Cra l Alliance allery. annua l sprong Tulsa, Ed ural.oniJl BUlldll1C) al Ihe Fa"grounds. Gig Harbor, Will C W ale Gallery. Palnt.ngs and home fi nd gnrden show by Cr II Al liance mem- lirSI annual Oklahoma • sand Cra Is F stival. cera mIcs by Lorene S encer. 3. 3·3. 8. work bV ers. 4 ~ -, I . 26. LeClures Roberl Frei , sla lned sponsored b Ihe Chdcircn's odlcal Ce>n l C" Ilorolu Balazs . ,1/ 6·4 /25 . glass. 3'?:l & 3 /24 . To", McGlaughlIn. lown­ Auxll,ary . ,1 '2·4/4. Seallle, I lenry Gallery, Unl orsi ly 0 1 Wa sh," Ion. glass, 3/30 & 3, 3 1, Eugene ackey cr lismen OREGON Nor 1l1 CS I G,nll nens x Ib ll 4/ 30-5/27 In InnuSl ry, .1, 6 & ·J /7 . Eugene, MAude Kell,s Arl Co nl er, Ji m & Seallle, Nor hwesl Cral C nl rand allory. MONTANA Bonnlo Ba ncll. p .nlln. S . sl.ICh ry an d conS lruc ­ 0 11 .y by L.Ma Cogh.lI, .1 / 3- 4/30 Bi llings, Gallory '65, 71 h ann ua l religiOUS arl lions . ~ . 2 .J, ?7. WISCONSIN exhlbilion. Ap"l. Eugene, Unlv r5' y 01 Or 9 n. uscurn 01 An, Madison, Elv'h,cm Arl Cenler, Unl ersl y of Missoula, TI10 Carlwhecl CoramlL ligure s by WOOd. FI er. ~ ela1. Clay loa flng Leroy Se lzio , W.sconSln, "The Large and Small 0 1 II' Ce .- rn .cs Ben Sams. Marcil. Judi h Po xso," rawkes. Lee Kell & Peter Stone. bV Don Rei z nd Br uce Brecken ndqe," 4 /2- NEBRASKA ,I 2-4 / 2:>. 0/1·1 Lincoln, UnlverSll y a N b.a ka. Shel on em Portland, ConlCmporary Crafls ellery. pa inl d Milwaukee. L'Ate" r Gallery. " Art 0 Adornmenl roal Arl Gallery. " Obloc s USA. 4 / 4.5/1), wood conSlruc .ons by Ttlomas Fa "kes. 3/ 14- II, " Ihru 3 3 1, Ilber Helen BItar, ct y y John NEW JERSEY ~ / t 7. l" J)lly 4 4 - ~/30. Shorl Hills, ra. Broolo. School . ' an & arlh & PENNSYLVANIA Milwaukee, Th POller's h el, ceramic by Air & Fife & W ier. 4 30-5/ 2 Philadelphia, Ph lla el h,a An Al liance. wool Ednc Arnow, /2 1-4 10. NEW MEXICO nang.ngs nd culpl re by Ca rol H rshman, Racine, Cf arias Wuslum Museum I Fine Art s, 3 , 2'; 4/ 26. " Young Clal smAn Exh .bli ion I 71 ," I ru 3/28. Albuquerque, S ud.o Ga llery . " Ga s rom mic '" crall oblecls lor Ihe repa l allan and se rving of Philadelphia, The Works Cra I Gallery. Cral smen CANADA lood. Ihru 3/ 31 . Sill her by Wllcke Smllh. 4/4- 01 a Wesl "glnla Commune, The Isle 01 Red Toronto. Onlaflo, Canad ian Guild 01 POllers. ceo ,11 30 11 00 3/ 14-';/ 16 .amles by Jack Suros . 3130-4/ 17 Albuquerque, The Nev, Wesi. Jewel ry by Tony TENNESSEE Toronlo, Onlano, Ro al On tAr.o Museum. '·C er· An '10, 3 / 1'1· /3 1. Challanooga, G .l1r " 1 ho.nas liunl r Callery 01 arnlcs Canad '7 I ," or an.zed by Ihe Canadian Albuquerque, Ten Cr II,men. glass by el Arl. ACC's "Youn. Amcllc,lls 1969 ' thru 4/ 11 ulld 0 1 POll rs . ~ I 4 /25 Knowle find Jack ,lIer Iru I Glory Halo Glass· works, 4/ 4-4/ 28. NEW YORK Albany, Albany Ins Ilu e I HI 10. E. Arl, "Co · museum of contemporary crafts ra. l lC S '70 Plus OVO I Fo .ms," Ihrll 3/ 31 29 Wesl 53rd Street, N .Y., N .Y. New Pa1lz . Sa o U Iversl y Colleg " Cralism n F.om orway.· 4 /2 1 511 4. New York Cily, Cra I Si udeni s League of Ihe Ihroug h March 28, 1971 YWCA. 61h annu I lea u 0 lers Show. 3/ 24-4/3 New York Cily, GreenWich Hous Polters and Furs and Feathers Sc I lors. 11 '1 a Hoenigsbery, Ihru 3/ 20; cook­ walD show, 3/20 4, 3; Sue Ullman. 3/26-4/8. Opening arc h 13 New York Cily, Le No. d ne s Gallofles. loun­ lams y Ol.ver Andrews. 3/20-4/ 15. Members Gallery: Tubular by Jean Stam sta Rochesler, e ollal Arl M s lJ m, ' Ir sh Aw k- lillie Gallery: Body sculp lure by Marci Zelmano!! enl n ," hru 3/ 28.