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At MoMA
ModernStarts A series of exhibitions presenting well-known and and less-familiar art works of the period 1880-1920 in unusual juxtapositions and new contexts. ModernStarts: Things Through March 14, 2000. Explores the presentation and representation of ordinary objects. ModernStarts: Places Through March 14, 2000. Examines early modern interpretations of real and imaginary sites. At the Met
A Century of Design, Part I: 1900-1925 December 14, 1999 – March 26, 2000. The first in a four-part series of exhibitions surveying design in the 20th century. Part I highlights Arts and Craft, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco. Klee Paintings Through March 12, 2000. Paintings from the Berggruen Klee Collection, spanning the years 1920 to 1937.
Katonah Museum of Art
William Wegman January 16 – July 4, 2000. Wegman’s work is always amusing.
Multimedia
Imagynasium A CD-Rom, for children 7 to 12, that lets them refine their storytelling, music and art skills. “Despite the thought and effort that has been put into Imagynasium,” New York Times reviewer J. D. Biersdorfer points out,“it is still not a substitute for spending time with paint and crayons.”
If you’re in Israel be sure to check out Dale Chihuly’s exhibit at the Tower of David Museum. Our favorites include his colored and shaped glass—some very large scale taking their inspration from sea life. Check out “the Blue Tower”—a 46 foot pillar made of hundreds of undulating kelp like pieces. The exhibit will last until July 2000.
dyssey Interactive
The following comments are from notes Nina Silver received while she was teaching aboard the Radisson “Navigator” last Christmas: “I think all the people on this cruise should take these classes.”
“This is the most fun I’ve had in awhile.”
“You came so well prepared; the feathers are so beautiful.”
“I thought I was not creative, but look at my mask! Thanks for your encouragement!”
And these comments came to Odyssey Art from a birthday girl and her mother:
“Dear Mrs. Hickey, Thank you for making my birthday party the best! All my art work (Model Magic) is up in my room. I loved doing Model Magic. Love, A.”
“The kids had a super time and I was so impressed with your craft workshop and how patient and helpful you were with the girls. Many thanks! B.”
Odyssey Art on the Move
Now here I am at the age of twelve, soon to be thirteen, and an advanced art student at Odyssey Art Centers in Mrs. Perlmutter’s studio. These art classes have benefited me in multiple ways. For one, they have taught me how to relax. They have helped me in school. For example, when we studied Greek Mythology I already knew a few facts from my art class. This class is a lot of fun. I have learned many ways to express myself through the tip of my brush. I have always felt that a a week is not complete without art. Art is a major part of my life and perhaps a big part of my future. I feel that I should give credit to three people who have supported me all the way: my parents and Mrs. Perlmutter. This class does not have many limitations and and allows me to express myself freely. I am permitted to use almost any material I desire. 
ake your birthday really special
Tot Group with puppets they made at the Sleepy Hollow Odyssey Art Center. Left to right, top row: Vikki Saunders, Katherine Petitti, Beth Corwin, Lisa Santo. Bottom row: Gabi Kahn, Danielle Petitti, Buddy Corwin, Adam Rosenblum, Lauren Santo
The NASA Mars Millenium Project is under way! We are using Alexander Calder as our jumping off point and creating our vision according to the NASA guidelines. Watch for our displays in the local areas this spring.
olors for a New Era
ongratulations!
Pekingnese + Lhasa Apso = Peekasso, an abstract dog