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Robert Redford
Equitrekking travel show host and
producer Darley Newman
(photographed in Belize by
husband/co-producer Chip Ward)

Hey, Darley Newman,
How'd You Create an
Emmy-Winning Travel Show,
Equitrekking?

"Producing for public
television is the ultimate
entrepreneurial outlet."

By Andrea K. Hammer

Constellation Points by Sue Gurnee at the Galleries at the Atrium Shops and Cafes in New York

Sue Gurnee’s second solo exhibition this year in New York is on display from Sept. 1 through Oct. 30 on two floors at the
Galleries at the Atrium Shops and Cafes at 153 East 53rd  Street in Manhattan. Four large canvas panels measuring more than
6 feet high and a total of 67 feet wide portray, in a pictorial manner, recollections of places where man and nature unite. In an
aesthetic sequence of garden panoramas, carefully layered washes and photographic techniques combine to reveal evocative
views of the Hudson River; a pergola resplendent with cascading magenta morning glories; a profusion of red daisies amid
yellow dahlias and the indication of joy from two children having collected an abundant harvest. The format of these works is
reminiscent of treasured family tapestries or handmade ancestral quilts.

Concurrently, while the four Constellation Points hang at this landmark known by many as the former Citigroup Center, other
Constellation Point artworks are carefully positioned by the artist in two other cities. Ms Gurnee will exhibit a companion
tapestry in Berlin in the Grand Lobby of Berlin’s T V Tower and another at the epicenter of Spain in Madrid on Santa Maria
Street. From these three strategic locations Ms. Gurnee desires to research the subtle energy patterns created by the affiliation
of these constellation point artworks.

Sue Gurnee spent her formative years in the New York metropolitan area and currently resides in the mountains of North
Carolina. She studied at The Studio and Forum of Stage Design in NYC with Lester Polakov. Her painted works can be seen in
23 museums in the United States including the Jewish Museum, N.Y.; Newark Museum, Newark, N.J.; Cape Fear Museum,
Wilmington, N.C.; the Oakland Museum, Oakland, Calif., the N.Y. State Museum, Albany, N.Y.; and the Audubon Museum,
Henderson, Ky. as well as in private collections in the United States and Europe.

The artist reception for Constellation Points will be held Oct. 15 from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. at the Galleries at the Atrium Shops and
Cafes. The Atrium is open to the public 7 days a week from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Penn Museum Offers "Year of
Water" Programming


Water, water, everywhere—it is a source of
refreshment and a requirement for life. It is
an essential ingredient for environmental
and economic viability, and increasingly, it
is at the center of geopolitical strife.

The 2010-2011 academic year at the
University of Pennsylvania has been
named the "Year of Water," with a rich slate
of interdisciplinary programs, including
talks, conferences, discussions, a Penn
Reading Project book, tours and
exhibitions around the theme of water.

For more, visit
yearofwater.org.































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and recipes.
Premiere of Nichole Canuso
Dance Company's TAKES at the
Philadelphia Live Arts Festival











Conceived by choreographer Nichole
Canuso (
Wandering Alice, 2008) and
multimedia director Lars Jan (
Autopilot
and The Sea,
2008), TAKES immerses
you in a shimmering world of film noir
dream.  Barely separated from the
audience by the thin membrane of a giant
projection box this haunting duet flickers
between memories and an intimate,
visceral present.  


A sensual melding of live bodies and film,
TAKES manifests, reframes, refracts, and
spatially unfolds the forgotten moments of
a relationship in real time.  Canuso
performs alongside Dito Van Reigersberg
(Pig Iron Theatre Company) in this
panoramic adventure for the senses. for
more information and to purchase tickets,
see
www.livearts-fringe.org/details.cfm?
id=12748
.
David RichardContemporary
FRAMEWORK
A Group Show Featuring: Trygve Faste, Jacob Feige, and George Rush

Aug. 31 through Oct. 9, 2010
Opening reception Friday evening, September 3, 2010, 5:00-8:00 PM

David Richard Contemporary will present
Framework, a group exhibition of paintings by Trygve Faste,
Jacob Feige and George Rush. The paintings have a photo-real quality, yet they are entirely fictional. Each
composition seems framed, either through the lens of a camera, a window or other device that filters and
directs our attention.


David Richard Contemporary
130 Lincoln Avenue, Suite D, Santa Fe, NM 87501
p 505-983-9555 | f 505-983-1284 |
www.DavidRichardContemporary.com