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RECORD Margarethe Ulvik brings her rich dreams to life 2—The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996 THEATRE Centaur: Friedman Family Fortune flounders By Eyal Dattel though. Fortune, which starts designer Barbra Matis and a Fiddler-inspired episode. Special to the Record For the Record off as a weak situation drama, lighting designer Howard Men­ Joan Orenstein (The Stone soon develops itself into an Angel) is only able to offer limi­ MONTREAL — It has been delsohn, whose warm lights this account of a tightly knit interesting study of parent- contrast the cold conflicts on ted support as the ironically quite a remarkable 27th sea­ Jewish family crumbling from child conflicts and strains. stage. cold but doting mother who, in son for Montreal’s Centaur atop their Westmount home. fact, singlehandedly runs her Theatre. Many meaty words are The set itself is a richly Centaur’s artistic director exchanged and Gow’s play has textured Westmount home in household. Her Annabelle does The Stone Angel kicked it off Maurice Podbrey probably a lively sense of humor. Alas, schemes of browns. It shows a not even hint at the range and with a bang before the compa­ thought he was on the road to the words and humor are offset classical, highly sophisticated talent which Orenstein ny received glowing notices for discovery when he chose this by the play’s inconsistencies. milieu surrounded by artwork possesses. its South African import, Take play by local actor and novice and capped by an extraordina­ Popular Montreal actor the Floor. Punchy scenes are followed playwright Gow. After all, Pod­ by badly constructed ones as Vlasta Vrana is also solid at Never mind that Antony and ry stain glass backdrop. Inven­ brey gave himself the plum role Fortune ping-pongs its way to a tive side sets serve up to open first as Sol’s lifelong friend and Cleopatra was Centaur’s first as the family patriarch. somewhat unsatisfying up the play in a few delicious colleague but his Edgar is later attempt at Shakespeare in over Yet, clearly this play could conclusion. smaller scenes. an accomplice in an absurd a decade, the season peaked have used some rewrites. Not While true that the road lea­ Chiefly responsible for situation that the greatest of with the Bard, then found fine all the dialogue works cohesi­ ding to the end is nevertheless downsizing the play’s talents would look foolish even performances in The Visitor vely or convincingly. filled with pithy observations strengths however is director attempting. and had a silly ol’ time with Shockingly as well, this local and wit, the disappointing cli­ Damir Andrei. His unrefined Then there’s Andrew Bowser and Blue as Trouba­ offering has a press release max resets the play’s tone back direction exposes five vulnera­ Akman. At the story’s center is dours Through Time. that dares to compare itself to to its flat beginning. ble performers with diverse his Geoffrey, the troubled Puzzling though, is this King Lear. In an ending that manages acting styles. artist with little interest in the year’s curtain closer, The Yet much to Gow’s dismay, to be both revelatory and pat, STEREOTYPES family business. Friedman Family Fortune. comparisons to Montreal’s too much happens too fast and Worse, he allows for stereo­ As Akman would have him, Written by Montreal-based real-life Steinberg family are way too soon. typing. What should be drama­ Geoffrey is just uncomfortable David Gow, this is the tale of more inevitable. Gow claims Family loyalty and corporate tic and tense ends up frustra- on stage. Being a part of such a fractured family ties, in­ his play is purely a work of fic­ takeover is not a new mix of tingly false. Without such cohe- clan as the Friedmans must be fighting and corporate tion, yet it is difficult to disre­ subject matters. A play must siveness in performances, embarrassing. Akman’s perfor­ takeover. gard the similarities while wat­ then find a new twist with nothing holds this family mance alternates between dis­ With intentions to keep the ching the play unfold. which to lure its audience and together. comfort with the material, family food chain afloat, sensi­ Perhaps Gow should have sustain their interest. Theresa Tova’s Stephanie is unnaturalness with the setting ble business decisions by savvy stayed truer to his source Beyond its superficial tones, a man’s vision of a career and an obvious hard-line daughter Stephanie forces the material. As it plays now, The The Family Friedman Fortune woman. She’s single at 37, car­ approach to enjoying his role. Friedman family to the Friedman Family Fortune is sorely lacks in inventiveness rying on a sly affair on the side. By the play’s end, I could not battlefield. filled with implausabilities, and is unable to provide either Her mind is strictly business believe that the family has After two decades as appren­ inconsistencies and complexity or depth. been fighting for two solid tice in the shadow of her pas­ and she’s ready to climb dad­ misdirection. TOO MUCH, TOO SOON dy’s ladder — if she can only hours and can all just reconcile sionate and hard headed dad Compared to the rest of this Surely Gow had not run out within the final minutes. Even­ Sol, Stephanie wants to claim prove herself to him. season’s crop, Fortune is the of ideas. Rather, it seems the Tova’s initially strong per­ tually Gow must have needed what is rightfully hers, a least successful production of play had a seasonal deadline to to justify every character’s higher position of formance soon degenerates this otherwise magnificent meet and is itself a victim of too into a one-note expression in darkest secret. But his charac­ responsibility. year. much, too fast, too soon. POWER & GREED an effort to ‘create’ the cold- ters do not need justification, FEW VIRTUES Successful efforts are accom­ only conviction. Power and greed meld in hearted woman of a new era. It is not without its virtues, plished by set and costume Too much force with very little The play’s sudden ending, conviction. where all passions bum away Podbrey assaults his role full so as to tidy it up neatly, provi­ ROYAL BANK force with cliches. Yet as writ­ des an abrupt thump to Gow’s Season Sponsor Quebec's Longest Running ten, his Sol is the play’s most piece and the Centaur’s year in fleshed-out character. Despite general. -m L.IItjEnglish-LanguageTheatre 11 t?ll" Ld I the stereotype performance, Sol slowly develops into a com­ The Friedman Family Fortune plicated, dimensional and sym­ continues at the Centaur Thea­ pathetic character. tre, 453 St. François-Xavier in Still, with Sol’s lines ringing Old Montreal, through June 9. Theatre so suspiciously like shades of Final performances are Friday Fiddler on the Roof, I wanted to at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 1996 Season shout, ‘Enough!’. Must every p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tel: Jewish themed play sould like (514) 288-3161. DEAD TOGETHER by George Rideout Cordes-a-Vent play Knowlton

Presented by: JUNE 27 TO JULY 13 gjjg du Mourier KNOWLTON — For the fifth consecutive year, the Cordes-a- Vent orchestra is presenting its summer concert in Knowlton at Theatre Lac Brome on Sunday, June 9, at 3 p.m. WRONG FOR by Norm Foster The orchestra, composed of violinists, violists, cellists and gui­ tarists six years and older, has become a favorite of music lovers in the area. Once again this year, spectators can look forward to EACH OTHER a pleasant hour of classical and popular music. Sponsored by: JULY 18 TO AUGUST 3 POWER CORPORATION OF CANADA Cordes-a-Vent is directed by Françoise Turcotte, a well- THE SCOWEN FOUNDATION known violin teacher in the area. There are also four other music teachers in the orchestra: 2 PIANOS, 4 HANDS David McAdam, violinist, Helene Dion, violist, Iona Corber, cel­ list, and Serge Lavertu, guitarist. Selma Ludmer provides the created and performed by Sponsored by: piano accompaniment. Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt '/KtALCAN> ~' The eclectic program will include works by Vivaldi, Bach, Tour Product Sponsor:Spot Rimsky-Korsakov, Rossini and Puccini, as well as Quebec’s own AUGUST 8 TO AUGUST 24 mm Felix Leclerc. Tickets — $5 for adults, $2 for children 16 and under, $10 for Restaurant - Gill Shop - Kmih LeBaron Art Gallon families — can be obtained from teachers and participating stu­ dents as well as at the door. For more information, call Françoise Box Office: (819) 842-2431 Group RRates Vvuilahlc Turcotte at 538-7480. The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996—3 TALK OF THE TOWNSHIPS Summer's back; Piggery packs Canadian content After all the twists and turns The result is a season prou­ season you can get, sometimes the Record has gone through dly proclaimed by the staff of it’s all Canadian.” over the past year-and-a-half, the North Hatley playhouse as Tuck’s goal for this 31st sea­ some of you may have thought one that is “Made In Canada”. son is to re capture the audien­ the Record may not be around Three Canadian productions ces it has been losing steadily long enough for my seasonal are on the program this sum­ over the past few years. column to continue. Well, we’re mer, beginning with a thriller “We’re trying to re-acquaint still here and I’ve decided to go penned by Townships people with what a neat place ahead and count down the days playwright George Rideout, this is, because there’s nowhe­ of summer with optimism as also a professor at Bishop’s re like it. It’s a unique placve to we continue our restructuring University. see the plays, and there’s a lot plan. Dead Together, which runs of people who’ve heard about The letters we’ve received from June 27 to July 13, puts a and haven’t yet come.” from arts and entertainment spin on the traditional murder “Come on everybody, let’s supporters across the Towns­ mystery thriller genre, said take pleasure in what we have hips has been overwhelming 99 Days of Tuck. here, hard times not withstan­ and they’ve certainly helped “It’s pretty sophisticated ding, there’s really a lot going renew my committment to both comedy of manners. He’s A delightful depiction of North on.” the area and covering the arts Summer having fun with the 60s Hatley by Naisi LeBaron is featu­ community. Thus, regardless By Sunil Mahtani generation.” red on the poster for the Pigge­ Here’s your Days of Sum­ of my extended responsibilities It follows five middle-class ry’s 31st season. mer list for the following at the paper, covering the thea­ 60s college campus radicals comedy writtern by New week: tre, exhibits, music scene, festi­ The summer of 1996 promi­ having a reunion on an island Brunswick playwright Norm Friday, June 7 — Day 1: vals, films and special events ses to be an eventful one for in Lake Superior. Foster. Start the weekend off right by will continue to be a part of it. Record staffers — as we adapt “It’s kind of like The Big “It’s about a relationship barbecuing some burgers, gril­ As Townships Week editor, I to our new positions and new Chill with murders,” Tuck said that’s fallen apart andf the cou­ ling some hot dogs and sipping will continue to do my best to technologies — as well as for with a devious smile. ple meet by accident and we some iced tea or some other make sure the region is reflec­ Townshippers with all the Spending part of their sum­ take a journey back into what favorite concoction. Relax, ted in these pages. Much credit massive choices available to mer in North Hatley are Mon­ it was, sort of live through hope you’ve earned it after a long, goes to you, the readers, who the over the summer months. treal actors Diana Fajrajs, it’ll reform itself,” Tuck hot week. took the time and helped save Theatre at The Piggery in Peter Smith, Laurel Paetz, Ian explained. Saturday, June 8 — Day 2: arts coverage at the Record. North Hatley, Theatre Lac Watson and Patricia Rodri­ Dashing Sherbrooke native Music lovers are in for a treat. As you may have realized, I Brome in Knowlton and Echo guez. Bishop’s University stu­ — and Stratford veteran — Stellar folk artist Connie Kal- was off on sick leave for a week. Art in Sutton, the Orford Festi­ dent John Reid appears in a John Dolan stars in the two- dor will be playing at the cozy I’m fine now, back just in time val, Sherbrooke’s blues bonan­ cameo. hander with the elegant Mar­ Cliff House at the Auberge to continue the Days of Sum­ za, and art shows and music The Bishop’s connection got Dionne, who Piggery Ayer’s Cliff starting at 9 p.m. mer. If you’re picking up the concerts everywhere means continues through graduates audiences will remember in The Montreal-based artist, paper for the first time, this we’ll never be at a loss for Annie Duriez, the new assis­ Private Lives not too long ago. who has been called the “Quee- column, which began in 1992 entertainment. tant to general manager Shane The jewel that ends the sea­ n of Canadian Folk”, will play as 95 Days of Summer, is a sea­ Enjoy these 99 days of sum­ Carson, and John Rolland, son is another two-hander, selections from her upcoming sonal celebration of sunshine, mer and please write with your working as the carpenter, stu­ appropriately titled 2 Pianos, 4 eighth album. soothing summer days and suggestions of what to do on a dent Veronica Good, the board Hands (August 8 to 24). Crea­ Sunday, June 9 — Day 3: next year’s 100th anniversary Townships summer day. operator, and Centennial ted by and starring Ted Dyks- Check out an interesting new of the Record. Theatre technical director tra and Richard Greenblatt, exhibit of drawings and engra­ Through suggestions of how A surge of nationalism Michael Medland assuming the musical play has been vings at the Musee Beaulne in to wile away your summer seems to have come over new similar duties at the Pig. receiving high praise on its Coaticook. The artists whose nights and weekends, local sto­ Piggery artistic director Greg If they’re not flat-out Dead Canadian tour. Some readers works will be displayed are ries and reviews, and contest Tuck. Or is it he just felt the Together, they’re simply may remember Greenblatt Richard Seguin and Yves giveaways, this column will need to rectify season after sea­ Wrong For Each Other! July 18 from the days of Festival Len- Archambault. hopefully help you get moving son of British sex farces moun­ to August 3). After Rideout’s noxville and Dykstra is a gra­ Monday, June 10 — Day 4: and enjoying this all-to-brief ted by formerr artistic director play gets its Quebec premiere, duate of Montreal’s National After work, take a lazy stroll by time of year. Perry Schneiderman? it’s time for a sentimental Theatre School. the river or in your favorite The autobiographical show park. Summer is the time to follows the hopes and hear­ spend as much of it as possible tbreaks of two young men who outddoors. Rekindle your Gaelic roots had set their sights on careers Tuesday, June 11 — Day 5. I as concert pianists. can’t go too many summer days “They both trained as without ice cream. If you’re like at Donald Morrison festival concert pianists and they both me, enjoy a scoop today. My It is affirmed that the Gaelick Ulster than Aberdeen, the ended up in theatre and the favorite is frozen yogurt — any (call it Erse or call it Irish) has accent lacks the harsh gutte- show is about that journey and flavor. been written in the Highlands Who’s Who rals and glottal stops of - say, how bittersweet that was.” Wednesday, June 12 —Day Through numerous charac­ and Hebrides for many By Tadeusz Letarte Harry Lauder or Robbie Burns 6. A fun way to be outdoors and terizations, the two depict the centuries. and you can hear Gaelic in the save money at the same time is world of piano lessons — from window-shopping. Call up a Boswell to Johnson 1775. tragic story with a certified epithetic vowels that turn film blood-relation in the hero’s role eccentric teachers to their own friend and off you go. ‘Twas the language known to into fillum, elm into ellum. stage fright. Thursday, June 13 —Day 7: duine bochd. Eve ’ere the Serpent did You can hear it in the cha­ Tuck said nobody should be Film buffs will enjoy Emma The dominant language, of deceive. racteristic use of the continual surprised at Ther Piggery’s all- Thompson in Sense and Sinsi- Oscar Dhu. course, will be French, or progressive mode of tenses Canadian season. bility at Centennial Theatre in On June 21, 22, and 23, the although the area pioneers as in; “I was up to the Megantic “It shouldn’t been a surprise Lennoxville. It plays at 7 and tiny village of Milan will cele­ came mostly from Lewis in the Festival last year.” “I am that when you look for the best 9:30 p.m. brate the first annual Donald Outer Hebrides and spoke Gae­ having a headache this day.” Morrison Festival at the ‘Do­ lic. There’s very little Gaelic You can also hear it in the unu­ LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING nald Morrison Village’ under left in the region these days sual use of number and gender; construction nearby. There will save a few words on gravesto­ “He is wanting a scissor to cut be a saloon, restaurant, blacks­ nes but you can still hear it in up his trouser.” and “He is DEMENAGEMENT mith’s forge, livery stable - and the speech of the people if you being a widow for 10 years even a calaboose for any galoot listen closely and know what to now.” who moseys into two without a look for. At this festival accents will cowboy hat. Hebridean English is reco­ be complicated by the Country They plan a reenactment of gnized by scholars as a distinct & Western music and cowboy MOVING • PACKING • STORAGE the famous gunfight that variety with its own rules of themes where French, Anglos Canada • United States • Overseas began the Donald Morrison grammar and pronounciation and Gaels alike will be affec­ legend, a horse parade to his rooted in a Gaelic substrate. ting a Texas drawl. Sounds like With the Western Isles thrust lots of fun. Slainte mhath grave at Gisla and a theatrical 908- 12th Avenue N., Sherbrooke 819-563-3311 representation of the whole into the Atlantic closer to y’all. • C? • *i.'. . }4> •i'».. 4—The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996 THEATRE Stratford ’ s King Lear: Accessible but bland By Ian Gaskell one sadly, one loud, one whis- pery, one with a sob, etc.) Special to the Record Kent’s line “speak what we STRATFORD, ONT. — feel, not what we ought to say” Arguably Shakespeare’s grea­ might have served as a guide to test play and starring Bill the production as a whole. Hutt, one of Canada’s most HIGH POINTS revered actors, King Lear is an Within the context of this appropriate choice as the muted production were some Stratford Festival’s season moments and performances opener. that seemed somehow to justify the concept. Lear, reunited For the Record with Cordelia, both prisoner to This year’s flagship produc­ the bastard Edmund, produced tion, this monumental work a scene whose simplicity and written at the height of his lyricism were truly moving. powers is Shakespeare’s blea­ Wayne Best’s ruthless and kest tragedy, an unflinching sinister Cornwall was control­ gaze at the bitter realities of led and interesting. Eric Don­ life. Its unrelenting treatment kin’s Gloucester was dignified of misplaced pride, impotent g£gM* and believable. As the banis­ age, filial ingratitude, vicious hed and disguised Kent, Lewis inhumanity, and madness are Gordon was particularly virtually unredeemed. One strong. Diane D’Aquila and automatically steels oneself for Martha Burns as the two evil the expected harrowing ordeal. daughters produced very good Surprising then, to see that performances. Geordie John­ artistic director Richard son’s Edmund was clearly Monette, has taken a minima­ attractive enough to inspire list approach. It is always risky their competing lust, but he, to ascribe intention to an interestingly garbed as a artist’s work, but I can only priest, lacked the necessary assume that the idea was to “- relish in his evil. keep it simple” or “let the work The costuming was, of cour­ speak for itself’ or something se, beautiful. But it tended to of that order. reinforce the stiff mannequin­ FAILS TO MOVE like deportment of the perfor­ Even putting aside one’s mers. Edgar’s re-appearance espectations and dealing with for the badly-staged final duel what we are given rather than in a red thief s mask seemed a what we anticipate, we are left poor choice, and making the here with a production that Fool’s coxcomb into what fails to transport us, fails to appeared to be a reversed base­ elevate, fails finally to move us. ball cap (minus the Blue Jays Transposed from its Celtic logo) contemporized the cha­ time period, the play is given a racterization too far. The late 19th-century setting, a lighting was clean and spare conceptual choice that always but not atmospheric; the set­ prompts the questions, “why?” ting was sparse and conveyed and “how does this help the little. text?” Well, it doesn’t. It redu­ The visuals conformed per­ ces the vast scope of the piece fectly to the reductionist inter­ in the same way that a prose pretation as a whole. One explication of a poem elucida­ would like to say that it was tes its meaning at the expense clean and uncluttered, but of the poetry. Indeed, under really it just felt unimaginati­ this treatment the text had ve. Even the blocking seemed remarkable clarity but little awkward — Lear’s eulogy over power. inTingTJar AndreW Cro/'- Colombe Demers and Diane D’Aquila sta his dead daughter done side­ Lear’s opening scene with ways; his own death required his ill-judged division of the TOO MUCH LUGGAGE decent umbrella — and with all rously, standing for the ovation that the hallucinatory referen­ kingdom to his daughters beca- This anachronistic interpre­ those steamer trunks they at the end, and, in a play not ce to Cordelia’s lips moving be mes a post-prandial parlour tation continues. As Lear tra­ have been lugging around you noted for its comic moments, done over his left shoulder past game. After a family portrait is vels with his retinue from one would have thought they pack laughing at the funny bits. I several people. Perhaps that taken, each daughter is asked ungrateful daughter to the something. It is England after don’t remember a production of was the point. to make verbal declarations of next, only to be rejected by all. The storm became a few Lear so marked by laughter — My less than laudatory res­ their love. The older daughters, each, he seems like a continen­ flashes of lightning, some dis­ not the wry laughter of irony ponse to this production stems Goneril and Regan manage to tal traveller with too much lug­ tant thunder, and an ill-judged but laughter at pointed, clever from my desire to see a pro­ muster up some artificial com­ gage who has missed his train. rain effect, that even as mini­ and idiosyncratic line readings. found exploration of the pliments and are rewarded And then, wouldn’t you know malist as it was, seemed more A dangerous thing really human condition rather than proportionally. it, the weather becomes a bit interesting than this speech. because it’s hard to switch back an analytic explication of a Lear’s favourite, Cordelia, inclement. MANNERED MADNESS to tears for the sad bits. great play. With its bland played unconvincingly and The famous pathetic fallacy Hutt’s mannered madness As Lear, Bill Hutt in his accessibility, the production inaudibly by Colombe Demers, of the storm, “blow winds, seemed quite controllable; a third version, substituted cle­ will, however, probably please. cannot manage anything more crack your cheeks”, where Lear couple of valium or, perhaps, in verness for passion, pathos for than honesty. Lear’s rage stands on the barren heath this post-Freudian epoch, a bit tragedy, sarcasm for anger, King Lear continues in reperto­ which begins his descent into matching the crescendos of the of counselling. And I think that and personality disorder for ry at the Stratford Festival in madness is presented more like storm with his mind-blasted this really is the problem. Set­ madness. As for feeling: the Stratford, Ontario, through a fit of pique brought on by ravings, might well have been, ting the play in this civilized famous line as he looks at the November 2. For a festival gui­ indigestion or one too many “I’ve nowhere to stay, and look period, Monette has attempted dead Cordelia—“never” repea­ de, call toll-free cognacs. His disinheriting of it has started to rain.” The a psychological interpretation: ted five times — became not a 1-800-567-1600. Also, visit the his daughter and banishment muted speech was matched by Lear as written by Ibsen. poetic utterance on the finality festival on the internet at of his friend, Kent, is all so a storm that might have been The opening night audience of death but an acting exercise http:// www.ffa. ucalgary.ca/s restrained. defeated by an overcoat and a responded politely and gene­ in varying the words. (I’ll do tratford/ nie Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996—6 COVER Mixed media artist displays her richly textured work in Lennoxville Behold the dreams of Margarethe Ulvik By Ann Scowcroft wmmmmmmm - - — —^ ...... Special to the Record LENNOXVILLE — There are dishes on the coun­ ter and dishes on the stove. This week there are two birthday parties to be planned and hosted. There are flowered streamers looping down gracefully over the kitchen table, there are plants and birds in Pakista­ ni embroidery draped on the wall. There are Legos underfoot, and an elephant carved from a single massive block of wood, big enough to carry small tra­ vellers to the most distant jungle. There is a move pending, and so there are boxes. There is a poster for painter Kay Kinsman’s show on the fridge, which is totally covered — or perhaps held together — by magnets. There are unframed paintings, richer with color and image than you’d expect watercolours to be. And everywhere there are crayon drawings of cats and eight-fingered cowboys. In the middle of the lush chaos of her home, Mar­ garethe Ulvik sits, totally self-contained and entire­ ly focused on a conversation about art, life, family and the current one-woman exhibit of her work. While she’s shown some pie­ It was also during this time ces in local group shows, Ulvik that she decided life as an has, in her mind, only recently artist required a balance she accumulated enough work to hadn’t yet attained. Working justify a solo show. It takes exclusively on her art made her place this weekend at Le feel isolated. Centre, an arts space on “I needed to communicate Conley Street in Lennoxville. my passion, my belief that art Behold the Dreamer has is a need for everybody.” been almost six years in the Ulvik had always firmly making. It reflects the richness believed in art as a healing she’s found in a daily life tra­ medium, and she wanted to put versed over those years with that belief into practice. For three young children and her two years, she worked in a com­ husband, fellow artist and art munity with mentally handi­ therapist Jean-Marc Peladeau. capped children. The combina­ That doesn’t mean you’ll find tion of working on her own art pictures of kids and dogs when and working with children was you go see her work. It means successful, but after two years, the brew of her art is very she felt she needed more tools Margarethe Ulvik... ‘To me, longing and dreaming are the same. My art is an expression of my much fired by the artful living if she was going to work as a longing. ’ RECORD PHOTO: PERRY BEATON of her daily life. therapist. The exhibit includes a diver­ She chose to study at the therapy is that you work with be there. It was a total pleasure “With the watercolours I find I’m trying to explore the se selection of fibre art, dra­ Tobias School in Sussex, the client in the present to work so very slowly.” tension between the colours. wing, watercolour and mixed England, where she completed moment. During the session This small central emblem is media that explore everything a three-year degree in art the­ there is no yesterday and no surrounded and then built It’s important that the tension from her Nordic origins to the rapy. She also fell completely tomorrow, just color and form upon by materials alternately stays there, that it isn’t resol­ atmosphere created by the in love with Peladeau, who was and possibility. This is clearly bright and shiny, then soft and ved. That way it brings you common dandelion. attending the school at the how Ulvik lives her life as well. fur-like. The end result is that into certain moods.” Born in Bergen, western same time. She then went to “I had the same difficulties those fierce medieval figures Moods which she finds true Norway, Ulvik always knew New Hampshire to complete as any parent,” she assured, “- hardly look fierce at all. to the atmosphere surrounding she’d be an artist. her required work study. but I wanted to be with my chil­ “My children love this one,” the object captured, if not “As a child, I had a very dren when they were small. I she said. “It makes them laugh. always to the true representa­ BACK TO NORWAY see spending that time with tion of the object itself. Among strong longing to make visible Once married, the couple It makes me laugh too.” the way I perceived being ali­ them as an extension of living a the watercolours is one that returned to Norway where two Several of the fibre works almost succeeds in containing ve,” she said. creative life. For me there is no of their children were born, and division, one day an artist, one achieve their dream-like effect the reddest of birds, and one She eventually completed a where Ulvik worked as a thera­ by layering. Complex combina­ fine arts degree and had work day a parent.” exploding in dandelions. pist while her husband washed Over the last few years, tions of materials, paper, paint Behold The Dreamer is the accepted by a jury for a natio­ dishes and tried to get his and thread are sheltered by nal, annual fall exhibition. however, with all her children title of a book by Walter de la mouth around the language. in school, tactile art has perco­ translucent materials which Mare that Ulvik picked up ‘ON THE RIGHT PATIT From there they went back to lated up through the space left themselves often hold embroi­ several years ago, uniquely “Having your work accepted England so Peladeau could open by their daily departures. dered or sewn images. There is because the title entranced for that show meant you had finish his degree. And from an intense urge to see what is her. been noticed that you were England they came to Quebec, DRAWN TO THE SENSUAL beyond the surface. There is “I have always been a drea­ somehow on the right path.” so their kids could learn about In materials, she is clearly also, quite simply, beauty. mer; a night dreamer, a day It also gave her the recogni­ the other ingredients in their drawn to what is sensual to the Plant, earth, light and animal dreamer. To me, longing and tion she needed to work as an parental soup. touch and to the eye. “Back to elements are mirrored from dreaming are the same. My art artist for several years. During Five-and-a-half years have my Roots” is a fibre art piece one piece to the next. These is an expression of my longing.” this period, she won several passed since that move. Life, that has an embroidered image pieces are at once grounded public and private commis­ Legos and eight-fingered of three ancient Norwegian and as light as air. Behold the Dreamer by Marga­ sions that earned her a living cowboys have figured promi­ warrior kings at its centre. Ulvik’s mixed media pieces, rethe Ulvik will be on display as well as a certain status. nently during that time, and “Just the embroidery took watercolours and drawings Saturday, June 8, from 4 to 8 During this time her work was Ulvik affirms that much of her two months,” she mused, bear the same dream quality p.m., and Sunday, June 9, from focused primarily on fibre art creativity was funneled into clearly content. “I love the the fibre work does. Colours 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Le Centre, — traditional weaving and the living of that life — not a slowness of it, the time it takes. and textures are alternately 18A Conley Street, (downstairs tapestries created painstakin­ minute of which she regrets. Everything today is so fast, we intense and delicate, the ima­ from Le jardin d’enfants gly one thread at a time. One of the principals of art have to be here then we have to ges vivid but fine. L’Oiseau d’Or), Lennoxville. 6—The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996 MUSIC Distinguished debuts by Nashville newcomers Among the newcomers on Messina loves country the country scene, there’s two music. As a child, she could who are really distinguishing never have enough of listening themselves due to their uncom­ to Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, parable talent. Patsy Cline and more specially Keith Gattis and Jo Dee the music of The Judds. Messina both have a promising Becoming a singer was her career ahead of them if their dream and she was willing to debut albums are any take a chance on that dream. indication. At age 19, she left her small Despite his young age, Gat­ New England town to go to tis —just 25 — has a voice that Nashville. has already acquired a texture An executive she met at the that many artists don’t get music fest Fan Fair signed her until they’ve been performing to a recording contract that many years. Country resulted in her current self- He really stands out as a titled debut on EMI. country stylist and his ability Tim McGraw co-produced to adapt his vocals to reflect Connection the album which chronicles the tales of a young woman in sear­ any intented emotions. By Jessie Aulis Gattis was born in Austin, ch of freedom, passion, love and Texas and he started playing adventure. The fun part is that this des­ music at 16. During college, Gattis began “I went out and bought a $25 cription could very well refer to writting songs and honing his Messina’s personality. Messina guitar, an instruction book and guitar skills. He majored in a broken amp,” he said. is a very talented young lady Performing Arts Technology, with a strong, pure, mature Then Gattis put together a because he was very interested three-piece country band and and confident voice. in the technical side of The album offers many started playing in the rural entertainment. areas around Austin. That’s upbeat tunes such as “You’re when he heard about a talent Using the school’s studio, he Not In Kansas Anymore”, “If competition sponsored by the started recording the songs he Keith Gattis... the 25-year-old has rich voice. We Don’t Let It Go”, “Walk To Future Farmers of America, was writing, slowly planning a The Light” and she even gets and he and some fellow FFA move to Music City. After gra­ chance to work with Ernest Randy Travis, Dwight Yoa- sassy on “You Wanna Make members organized a band duating, Gattis hit the road Tubb’s famed Texas Trouba­ kam. But don’t worry, there’s Somethig of It”. with a band and saved his that went all the way to win­ dours and he played guitar on a always that little intonation There’s also “He’d Never ning the Texas State Finals. money and soon moved to Johnny Paycheck tour. Seen Julie Cry”, a beautiful Nashville. that makes his rendition Playing in San Antonio to a In 1991, Gattis met Jim highly personal and appealing. ballad about a man who reali­ crowd of about 8,000, he reali­ On his first day in Music Dowell, and this is when eve­ In no time, Keith Gattis will zes he’s fallen in love. zed for the first time that City, he landed a job at a steel rything started moving toward be part of country music “Heads Carolina, Tails Cali­ making music was what he guitar shop. He started playing a serious career. mainstream. fornia”, the first single, is up­ wanted to do with his life. around town and he got the Now comes his self-titled tempo, radio-friendly, a real debut album on BMG, which Jo Dee Messina started sin­ call to jump on the dance floor. includes eight songs penned by ging in country bars at 14 and “I’m giving my heart, soul the young country artist. by the time she was 16, she was and life to my music,” she said. His songwriting turned out performing every weekend “For years and years I’ve drea­ to be clean, traditional country with her own band. med about this, about livin’ the work, which gives very highly It featured her brother on life. Now, I feel my life’s really visual songs. The first single, “- drums and sister on bass gui­ begun.” Little Drops of My Heart”, tar and their repertoire was Have a nice week and keep becomes Gattis perfectly. entirely country. your country state of mind! “I molded this song just for me to fit my voice, my guitar playing, and a style of music that I love. I like to combine a down lyric with an up beat. It allows me to lightheartedly twist a negative into a positi­ ve/ he said. There’s also the retro shuffle of “Back In Your Arms” and the hard core country-influenced “Only Lonely Fool”. “If you were to ask me for my defenition of traditional coun­ try music, I would sing to you this song. It’s a true story for a lot of people out there,” he said. Gattis’ favorite song on the album is “Everywhere I See You There” and there’s a good reason. The arrangement is superb, the lyrics are sure to touch base and his rendition is heartbreaking. To top it off, Marty Stuart’s mandolin added the perfect finishing touch. From the album opener, “- Folk Queen: Juno Award winner Connie Kaldor will play Real Deal”, to the closer, “Look at the Cliff House Pub in the Auberge Ayer’s Cliff on Saturday, Out Below”, it is pure traditio­ June 8, at 9 p.m. A native of Regina, Saskatchewan, the Montreal- nal country music delivered in based artist has been described as “one of country’s most intuiti­ the 90s style. ve and gifted songwriters” and “the reigning queen of Canadian His incredible vocals will folk”. Tickets cost $9. For reservations, call (819) 838-4277. remind you at times of country Jo Dee Messina... a young woman in search of freedom, passion, heroes such as George Jones, love and adventure. Z^Jtm

The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996—7 WHAT'S ON B5E— WHAT'S ON Claude Rivest and Jean Brillant. Continues through June 8. movies SHERBROOKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY theatre 275 Dufferin, Sherbrooke. Tel: (819) CINEMA CARREFOUR DE L’ESTRIE OREALIS, an evening of Scottish, Irish and 821-5406.Les personnages gardiens, by Sherbrooke. Tel: (819) 565-0366. Celtic Music, is presented by Echo Art Dinner Michell Quintin. To August 4. • Mission Impossible, French version. Week Theatre at the Echo Art Bam, 700 Turkey Hill, GALERIE YVON-M. DAIGLE 380 1 Main nights 7:15, 9:35. Sat., Sun. 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:35. Sutton on Friday, June 14 and Saturday, June 15 St., Magog. Tel: (819) 846-3606. This new naif art • Le Phantome, French version. Week nights at 7 p.m. Dinner and show: $28. all taxes included. gallery showcases artists from some 20 countries. 6:45, 9:15. Sat., Sun. 1:45, 4:30, 6:45, 9:15. Reservations: (514) 242-2048. LOUIS S. ST-LAURENT NATIONAL HIS­ • Le Rocher, French version. Week nights 7, PERFORMING ARTISTS (comedians, TORIC SITE Compton. Tel: (819) 835-5448. 9:55. Sat., Sun. 1:15, 4, 7, 9:55. actors, musicians, magicians, poets, etc.) show Open every day from 10-5. Commemoration of the CENTENNIAL THEATRE, Bishop’s Univer­ case your talents and try for cash prizes at the life and work of the former Prime Minister of sity, Lennoxville. Tel: (819) 822-9692. Odeon Cabaret Bar, 4 Maple St., Sutton. Every Canada: Visit his house, his father’s general store, • Sense and Sensibility on Thursday, June 13 Thursday is Cabaret Night starting at 8 p.m. To see the sound and light show. at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. sign up call Sharon at (514) 538-7285. CENTRE CULTUREL ART GALLERY, SIGNORA GODZILA, a new production of Sherbrooke University. Michel Daigneault, It Theatre 11 Heure 11, will be performed at Thea­ était une fois l’abstrait. Through June 22. tre Lac Brome, 267 Knowlton Road, Knowlton, on ARTS SUTTON 7 Academy, Sutton. Open June 8 and 15, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Info: (514) Thurs/Fri/Sun. 1-5., Sat. 10-12 and 1-5. Tel: (514 242-2270. 538-2563. A special retrospective exhibit of the music works of Rita Letendre, one of Quebec’s foremost painters. On June 1: A vernissage begins at 2 p.m. WANTED: ENTERTAINERS FOR TOWNS- Come meet the artist. Performers interested in a spot HIPPERS DAY: Coming in July: Exhibits by textile artist Louis on the Townshippers Day variety stage should Hains, sculptor Antoine Lamarche and glas­ contact the entertainment committee with their exhibitions sworks artist Yvonne Lammerick. proposals as soon as possible. Call Allyn Harris at AUBERGE WEST BROME, 128 Route 139, (819) 876-5682. West Brome. Opening hours: 11 to 6 during the at the Army, Navy, GALERIE HORACE 74 Albert, Sherbrooke. CHERRY RIVER BAND week, 11 to 7 on the weekends. Tel: (514) Air Force, a.k.a. “The Hut”, in Lennoxville on Open Tuesdays to Fridays from noon to 5 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. Tel: (819) 242-1133. Nature —A Closer Look, an exhibi­ Saturday, June 8 at 9 p.m. Everyone welcome. tion of recent paintings by Gordon Ladd. LONGSHOT is at the Manoir Waterville every 821-2326. Recent paintings and sculptures by Richard Goldfinch and an installation by Mar­ GALERIE HORACE 74 Albert, Sherbrooke. Sunday from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Info: 837-2811. Open Tues.-Fri. 12-5, Sat/Sun. 1-5. Tel: (819) MIDNIGHT DESERT BAND at Bar Wil­ tine Paquet titled Circus Mentis. Continue 821-2326. Erotisme et Origines, an exhibit of dwood, Lennoxville with continuous music June through June 23. ARTS SUTTON 7 Academy, Sutton. Open paintings and sculptures by Wotton artist Marie- 15. Music Friday and Saturday with PURE Louise Guillemette and recent paintings by COUNTRY 9-2. No cover. Reservations for par­ Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 Jean-Paul Néron, of Melbourne. Painter and ties of all occasions 569-6600. sculptor Richard Goldfinch of the Townships Bar Country Salle des Erables, Sawyerville. p.m. Tel: (514) 538-2563. Rita Letendre retros­ pective exhibit features works from 1953 to 1991. exhibits recent works from May 31 to June 23. Happy hours Friday night 7-9, MAPLE CREEK Free admission. from 9-1. Saturday night with DAVE BESSANT Continues to end of June. BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY ARTISTS’ UPLANDS MUSEUM 50 Park, Lennoxville. & ROUTE 147. Everyone welcome. Advance Tel: (819) 564-0409. notice: Special Father’s Day weekend. Saturday, CENTRE Lennoxville. Open Tuesday to Satur­ day from 1 to 4 p.m. Painting In Montreal, 1915 RICHMOND ARTS CENTRE 1010 Main St. June 15: non-stop music with Dave Bessant & N., Richmond. Tel: (819) 826-2488. Mont Saint- Route 147 and Northern Lights. Sunday, June 16: to 1930. See the story on page 16. MUSEE BEAULNE 96 Union, Coaticook. Tel: Patrice d’hier à aujourd’hui, a permanent Mechoui at 4 p.m. Info: 889-2633. exhibit on the history of Mont Saint-Patrice. The Cliff House invites you to an evening with (819) 849-6560. Quebec singer Richard Séguin and Yves Archambault exhibit drawings and L’ESPACE HORTENSE Le P’tit Bonheur de CONNIE KALDOR in concert Saturday, June 8. St-Camille. 162 Miquelon, St-Camille. Tel: (819) Music start at 9 p.m. Concert: $9.00. Auberge engravings in a show titled Le guérisseur de voyelles. Also, From Fingers To Table Uten­ 828-2664. Les femmes et leur histoire by pas- Ayer’s Cliff, 1087 Main St., Ayer’s Cliff. (819) tellist Diane Hélène Lalande. 838-4277. sils traces the evolution of eating and serving utensils. MUSEE DU SEMINAIRE DE SHERBROO­ RAYMOND, CHABOT, MARTIN, PARE and KE 195 Marquette, Sherbrooke. Open Tues.-Sun. ART-INTER present the recent works of painter 12:30-4:30. Tel: (819) 564-3200. At the Musée de Lise Laverdière and invite the public to her ver­ la Tour (195 Marquette), a permanent exhibit on events nissage, Friday, June 7 at 5 p.m., 445 King St. the natural sciences featuring thousands of spec­ West, Suite 500, Shebrooke. tacular specimens. At the Centre d’exposition CHURCH SERVICE: London Green, Bishop’s NORTH HATLEY LIBRARY Open Tues, to Léon-Marcotte (222 Frontenac), the interactive University drama professor, will address ther Sun­ Fri. from 10 to 12:30, Wed. evening from 6:30 to exhibition Des atomes crochus pour la chimie. day, June 9, service at the Unitarian Universalist 8:30 and Sat. from 10 to 3. Janet Cale’s class will COLBY-CURTIS MUSEUM 35 Dufferin, Church in North Hatley. Green retires this year exhibit decorated furniture, trays, boxes, lamp­ Stanstead. The Home Dairy c. 1850-1930 exhi­ bit. Ends next October. after 22 years teaching at Bishop’s, where he has shades, mirrors and reverse painting on glass to 61 Southiere Road, also directed numerous plays. At Sunday’s service, June 15. MAGOG LIBRARY Magog. Tel: (819) 843-3286. Exhibit titled Green will read from Shakespeare’s King Lear. He MISSISQUOI MUSEUM Along highway 202 Say It will also discuss how Lear’s early values were chan­ in Stanbridge East. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. With Flowers, featuring works of Françoise and ged by tragedy and what these changes mean to peo­ Admission charged. Tel: (514) 248-3153. Picnic Marcel Hauben, Pierrette Lequin,Lucille Beaupré McCammon, Virginia Cope, Sandy ple today. The service will be led by Carol McKinley, baskets, bathing costumes, touring dusters and Henderson Cartmel, Barbara Bowker, a church member who is also in charge of volunteers velocipedes are just some of the items on display Muriel Dundass, Denise Gauvin, Monique at the Sherbrooke Geriatric University Institute. at the Missisquoi Museum this year! Come and ALZHEIMER INFORMATION EXCHANGE discover how people relaxed and enjoyed summer Vanier Quine, Estelle Riendeau and Micheli­ ne Veilleux. GROUP: The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, respites at the tum-of-the-century. For A Day In June 11, at the Legion Community Centre, 383 The Sun: Pleasures, Pastimes and Leisure Knowlton Road in Knowlton, at 7:30 p.m. Topic: Dis­ Pursuits in Missisquoi County, friendly guides cussion with Carole Comtois of CLSC of Granby. will greet you at the museum door and will intro­ OUTDOOR MECHOUI at the Manoir Watervil­ duce you to the museum collection which includes le on June 9 with Mountain Dew and Longshot. toys, costumes and period furnishings. Hodge’s What's On Rates Music starts at 1 p.m. Tickets available at the General Store and a collection of agricultural There will be a minimum charge of $5 Manoir. Information: 837-2811. implements, sleighs and carriages add to your pre-paid (30 words or less) and .190 LAWN SALE, sponsored by the Stanstead Histo­ visit. Picnic area available. per word for listings over 30 words. MAGOG CITY HALL 7 Main St., Magog. An rical Society, on Saturday, June 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 Deadline: noon Wednesdays p.m. at Colby-Curtis Museum, Carrollcroft, 35 Duf- exhibit by Townships painters Guylaine Cliche ferin St., Stanstead. In case of rain, the lawn sale and Yvon-M. Daigle. Continues to August 22. Janet Daignault HAUT 3IEME IMPERIAL 164 Cowie, Gran­ will be postponed until further notice. 819-569-9525 TOWNSHIPS NEWS, hosted by Walter Tru­ by. Tel: 9514) 372-7261. Open Tues.-Sat. 11-4. La deau, airs Monday to Friday at 9:30 a.m. on CFLX Famille Maniaci, by Francesca Maniaci and FAX 819-569-3945 95.5 FM radio. Affectation d’un plan fixe, by Réal Patry, 8—The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996 MUSIC Fugees’ Flack tune bridges generations By David Bauder Jean and Michel’s Haitian good).” ALBANY, NY. (AP) — The heritage — have been tagged Young fans are getting a price of success is evident in as positive rappers in a scene one-dimensional picture that’s Lauryn Hill’s voice. littered with gangsta-style like reading the first few chap­ Scratchy from overuse, it heroes. ters of Malcolm X’s autobiogra­ sounds far from the honey- The truth is more complica­ phy and not ignoring his evolu­ toned instrument that makes ted. The Fugees want to pre­ tion, she said. the Fugees’ remake of Roberta sent a more rounded view of Hill grew up in South Oran­ Flack’s Killing Me Softly such a life to their young fans. The pleasure. Hill apologizes over ge, N.J., a school chum of music is not far from the street: Michel’s. Jean is Michel’s cou­ the telephone for her one song depicts a fight hoarseness. sin. Both men grew up with between an Asian shopkeeper strong ties to the church and She’s only hours from a sche­ and black patrons with the duled concert, the first in a bru­ its musical traditions. The trio, expected brutal language. known at the time as Tranzla- tal stretch that includes six Hill, who acted in Sister Act nights in a row on stage and 10 tor Crew, began performing in II and attended Columbia Uni­ high school. in the next 11. She insists she’ll versity when she had free time, be ready: “Focus,” she said. said there’s nothing wrong Although they attracted The hard work is paying off. with anger in music. some attention for the single The sophomore effort has made But she resents the false Nappy Head on their 1993 the Fugees this year’s critical image portrayed by many debut, the album wasn’t parti­ favorite in the rap world for its gangsta rappers. cularly deep and is looked upon dizzying lyrical and musical Wyclef Jean, Lauryn Hill and Prakazrel Michel are the Fugees. now as a learning experience. breadth. stunning commercial success, with which it took off,” she “It became popular to be stu­ Hill constantly was asked The Score is an audacious leaving Hill and partners said. “We thought we’d have pid, to be violent, to be unintel­ when she would ditch her concept album, “ghetto thea­ Wyclef Jean and Prakazrel underground success and that ligent and that’s bad,” she said. friends and go solo — which tre” about settling a score, that Michel rubbing elbows at the it would take a minute (for peo­ “When people stop being who annoyed Jean and Michel the band compares to the top of the charts with Alanis ple) to realize what it was.” they are naturally and start enough so they wanted to step Who’s Tommy. Morissette and the Beatles. The Fugees — the name is pretending to be something up and prove themselves this It’s also the spring’s most “I’m surprised at the speed short for “refugees,” a nod to negative or not real, that’s (no time. Liza Minnelli battles tabloid gossip by Douglas Rowe have made it into the mains­ Summer on the torch song irresistible to gossip mongers. career triumphs. She NEW YORK (AP) — Liza tream press. So that’s what she Does He Love You? and a turn Call it: Judy Garland Redux. acknowledges that. Minnelli says she tried to do finds herself having to talk with Johnny Mathis on his They suggest that Minnelli “So it doesn’t bother me,” she her latest album “with dignity about as she tries to mount a classic ballad Chances Are. is hurtling headlong toward says. “What disturbs me is any­ and elegance — and then the publicity campaign for the new “I haven’t read anything,” the fate of her mother Judy body who thinks it’s slightly National Enquirer comes CD, Gently. she says of the tabloid gossip, “- Garland, the legendary singer true.” along.” but people have said that it who died of an accidental drug There’s also no denying that The album features roman­ was very mean. And overdose at age 49. her career has been a roller­ Tabloid whispers about her tic standards with a few surpri­ destructive!” There’s just one problem coaster ride, she allows. health and erratic behavior ses. There’s a duet with Donna The story does seem a bit too with such a pat and predictable She’s won three Tonys, an story, says the 50-year-old Academy Award as best Minnelli, whose father was actress for 1972’s Cabaret, an Short Cuts Academy Award-winning Emmy and two Golden Globes. director Vicente Minnelli: It’s She has sold out a three-week not true. engagement at Carnegie Hall Paul Brandt cracks Top 20 Brandt was discovered by because of hepatitis. “Completely. From the get- (in May 1987) and broken box- CALGARY (CP) — Paul Warner Music Canada during The Great American Music go.” office records at Radio City Brandt has become the first the 1994 Canadian Country Festival runs through June 16. Yet, up close your eyes see a Music Hall (in April 1991). Canadian male Country singer Music Awards. He recently very tired Liza. Near the end of Even when she’s not casting to hit the American Top 20 opened a show for Pam Tillis in Rappers pay Acuff-Rose the interview at Sony’s studios, a high profile, however, she’s since Hank Snow. front of 8,000 fans and on June Music she starts to nod off. still touring with concerts. And 29 he’s scheduled to perform at NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — now comes the CD Gently, The single My Heart Has A It’s further true that nearly Texas Stadium in front of Acuff-Rose Music is going to be 12 years ago she checked into which marks a major departu­ History from Brandt’s debut 50,000 people when he opens paid, by the rappers who used re for her. album Calm Before The Storm the Betty Ford Clinic to detox for George Strait. the song Oh, Pretty Woman from alcohol, a 20-year addic­ The songs that typify her are has already topped RPMs without permission. “strong, unsentimental and country chart in Canada and is tion to Valium (originally pres­ The publishing company set­ cribed for back problems) and relentlessly cheerful,” she says at No. 3 in the The Record’s Judd kicks off music fest tled its copyright infringement in the liner notes. “The songs country chart. In the U.S., the what she called “party drugs.” BRANSON, Mo. (AP) — For lawsuit Tuesday. But as for the gossipy tales on this album, in truth, are single it at No. 20 in Billboard a lady in retirement, Naomi The rap group Two Live much more what I’m really and No. 17 in Radio and now, no one close to her has Judd sure is busy. Crew used a piece of Oh, Pretty been quoted, she maintains. “- like: sentimental, romantic Records. She appeared on stage at Sil­ Woman in one of their songs, Just amazing! It makes me and sometimes foolish.” The single’s eye catching ver Dollar City in Branson on and claimed they didn’t have to laugh so hard,” she says, “be­ So why did she hide that side video is in heavy rotation on Monday, speaking to the pay royalties because it was cause, oh my God, I never felt of her? NCN in Canada while in the audience and helping to kick parody usage. better in my life.” “To tell you the truth, I U.S. CMT has it in heavy rota­ off the 22nd Annual Great The settlement calls for Still, there’s no denying that thought nobody would like it. tion and charted No. 6 in its American Music Festival. Acuff-Rose to dismiss its the thrice-married-and- That’s me, not that person I Top 10. Judd’s speech was her first lawsuit, and Two Live Crew divorced Minnelli has made built up over there,” she says, TNN is also using the video appearance in Branson since agrees to pay for their version headlines as much for her per­ gesturing across the room. “I’ve in heavy rotation. she retired from country music of the Roy Orbison classic. sonal tribulations as for her kept me private for myself.”

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D’HUI: ÉDITION DE L’OUEST 2:00 3D PAID PROGRAM 3D STAR TREK: THE NEXT (life) HARROWSMITH © JANETTE... TOUT COURT 11:500 © LA QUOTIDIENNE / (cnn) LARRY KING LIVE GENERATION COUNTRY LIFE (R) (1 hr.) © AUX FRONTIÈRES DU MINI ET INTER PLUS / (Disc) MOVIE MAGIC (R) © BESOIN D’AMOUR (mp)COMBAT DES CLIPS RÉEL BANCO / LOTTO SUPER 7 ODD WHAT’S FOR DINNER? 3D 38) NIGHTLY BUSINESS (W) LEAD 3D MYSTERY! 12:00 0 © LISE WATIER ET (mp) PLANÈTE ROCK 16—The Record—TOWNSHIPS WEEK— June 7-14, 1996 TALK OF THE TOWNSHIPS______‘A great and important moment in history’ Exhibit looks at the urbanization of Montreal By Kathy Mercier Record Correspondent LENNOXVILLE — There was a time when Montreal was more than concrete, skyscra­ pers, and paved roads as far as the eye could see. There was a time when the urban and the Sspiii? rural combined on the island of Montreal. This period is what the tra­ veling exhibit Painting in Mon­ treal, 1915-1930, the painters of Montée Saint-Michel and their contemporaries brings to us. The show is mounted at the Bishop’s University Artists’ Centre to July 12. Curated by Laurier Lacroix, with funding provided by a A Canadian Ministry of Heritage grant, Painting in Montreal, 1915-1930 shows 80 paintings that might otherwise have faded into history. Lacroix, an art historian who teaches at the University of Quebec at Montreal, was interested in art in Quebec before 1940. In the 1920’s there was the Group of Seven. RECORD PHOTO: KATHY MERCIER “I asked myself, what were iMurier Lacroix... exhibit captures the emergence of Montreal as a city. the Montreal artists doing in this time,” Lacroix said. city,” he said. “For example, page of painting fine arts in The portaits show a hint of “Many painters were stars of cubist influence because of the the day and then the works BUSY ARTISTS there is a painting which shows Quebec,” Lacroix said. a field with the city in the back­ With urban changes and repetitive use of geometric sha­ were never seen again,” he As it turns out, Montreal said. artists were doing a lot. ground, along with train tracks influences from Dutch painters pes. But instead of the being in the foreground. It is as if the as well as impressionists, it abstract, the form of the people Some paintings were found “I found artists looking at in basements of museums, their city and its transforma­ urban was attacking the rural was “a great and important are stable, natural. Putting together this exhibit which was where work by tion from rural to urban. It was from both sides, yet the scene moment in history”. required some legwork, Charles de Belle was found. a period where people were fas­ seems tranquil.” “There is a great commonali­ Another example is “Place ty and spirit that comes out in Lacroix explained, as there are Though only part of the com­ cinated by what was going on plete collection is exhibited at around them,” he said. “The Jacques-Cartier,” by Alice des these paintings,” he said. Peo­ 30 organizations that lent Clayes. This painting has the ple will leave the exhibit paintings to the exhibit, such Bishop’s University Artists’ painters were of the Montée St- as the Power Corporation and Centre, visitors are able to pur­ Michel part of the island of juxtaposition of rural and understanding what was urban with horses in the down­ important to Quebec painters Magnum in Toronto. Works chase an exhibit catalogue for Montreal. That area was not $19.95. It contains the full col­ settled yet.” town market. of that period. were also obtained from public CITY AS SUBJECT PORTRAITS collections such as the Natio­ lection as well as a a bio of each The exhibit also depicts artist displayed. Although other areas, including Rivier “It was new for artists to The exhibit also has an nal Gallery of Canada, the Montreal Museum of Fine written in French, an English des Prairies and Hochelaga. A consider that a city as a sub­ important collection of por­ ject, the the city can be nice and traits, many which were Arts, the Montreal Museum of insert is included. common theme of the exhibit is After its stay in Lennoxville, the joining of the urban and the worth painting, too,” he said. influenced by William Brymer, Contemporary Art, and the In the paintings, “You can see who taught at the school of the Musée du Quebec. the exhibit will move on to La rural. Galerie de l’UQAM in Montreal Montreal at this time was the countryside close by, but Art Association of Montreal. “During this period, the are aware of things changing... Among these are also paintings Montreal Museum had moved in August, and from there to rapidly growing physically, the Musée de Charlevoix in La economically and culturally. You see the artists’ resistance by women. to where it is now located on of showing machinery. The “Also in this period you see Sherbrooke Street,” Lacroix Malbaie in October and finally There was a boom in develop­ to the Nickle Arts Museum at ment, as well as a boom in artists are nostaligic for the the emergence of young women said. “So there was more room countryside.” as professional painters,” he to display more paintings, and the University of Calgary in immigration. This cultural and 1997. physical expansion is evident After viewing Painting in said. “Before this period, there was a growing number of Montreal, 1915-1930, one will women learned painting, but commercial galleries.” The Bishop’s University in the paintings. Artists’ Centre is open Tues­ “You can see the challenge be able to see the importance of were expected to get married This led to the the works this period. and stay home.” The works are being displayed, purchased days to Saturdays from 1 to 4 between rural and urban, and p.m. Tel: (819) 822-9687. the population shift to the “This was a completely new a sign of the changing times. and never seen again. NEW FORMAT AT LOW PRICES YEAR 'ROUND AS T R A L j □ SHOWERS □ FAUCETS □ CERAMIC TILES □ VANITY CABINETS Distributors of: □ Cuisi-Tech Vanity Cabinets □ TOILETS & SINKS □ WHIRLPOOL & THERAPEUTIC BATHTUBS □ De La Fontaine Interior Doors

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