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~Lagfhll CO M PANIES INC January 2001 BAMcinematek 2001 Spring Season BAM Spring Season sponsor: PH I L I P MORRIS ~lAGfHll CO M PANIES INC. That little black bag you've seen all over town ... it's Macy's Visitors Center's free* gift to you! Downtown, midtown, uptown... Macy's tote bag and backpack just seem to be part of the New York scene! How can you get one? Just bring this ad to the Visitors Center on the 34th Street Balcony, along with your current receipt for any Macy's Herald Square purchase of $35 or more, it's yours, lutely free! BAI\11 StagPhill Contents • January 2001 Threehundredsomething 8 The Glyndebourne production of Leos Janacek's The Makropulos Case, directed by Nikolaus Lehnoff, comes to BAM. By Tom Sutcliffe Jacobean Mayhem 22 John Webster's bloody The White Devil is staged at BAM by the Sydney Theatre Mike Hoban Company and Gale Edwards. By Bryce Hallett Program 17 Upcoming Events 46 BAMdirectory 54 Robert McFarlane BA 1\11 Co\LAr Arti't Andres Serrano was born in New York City in 1950 and studied art at the Brooklyn Museurn Art School from 1967 to 1969. His artworks have been exhibited in galleries and institutions around the world. He has had numerous one-person exhibitions including "Body and Soul," a traveling exhibition seen in Norway, Germany, and England, and mid-career retro­ spectives at The Institute of Contemporary Art/Philadelphia and the Groninger Museum/The Netherlands. His photographs have been included in many group shows, with recent exhibitions at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art/Ridgefield, Connecticut; New Museum of Contemporary Art/New York City; the Serpentine Art Gallery/London; and the Victoria & Albert Museum/London. He is represented by Paula Cooper Gallery, New York City. 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