The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1946, Page 5

;I'HURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1946 — — um rmlowmg notice: ‘Al the New Art Circle is a show ne\\‘ paintings by Ilya Bolotow- Bolotowsky, only recently re- Cemplete Shows Feature Starts 8: LEAVES TONIGHT! 'She Gm Her MAN' «¢ LEON ERROL WIN HlGH A((lAlM | leased from are Army after a lnng most logical of the American Ab- ‘stracn(mmz Nothing in his work I Arti i _lat is unforescen, and if it weren't ‘Ar"s' BOIO!OWSky w'" Re |that a good deal of intelléctual ad- furn fo Alaska Some- | tions, his work might seem dry and a little thin bodied in consequence. stretch in Alaska, is one of Kh(\ INU. S, EXHIBIT |is accidental, no effect he arrives | venturousness underlies his calcula- “me Ihis Year | Actually, it errs in that direction THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA DOUBLE FEATURE | IS ATIRACTION | AT 20TH CENTURY A maintained air of suspense .md terror aids importantly in making an effective production of the mnlL Tt {only rarely, and the show as a “WAIKIKI MELODY” and PLUTO in “The Sleepwalker” Iiya Bolotowsky, a ‘Russlan ar-|whole is extremely successful. I e tist, discharged this year from the )ike his “White Structure,” an in-| LE“‘L ";!{E l:“,l.l‘.nl U. s Army after spending two years teresting attempt to combine the {at Nome, has become one of the angularities of the Constructive, AR {most widely-honored painters of style with straight abstraction, in THE FLEETS IN! Alaskan portraiture In America. |addition to his white and gray A skillful artist before he came “Arctic Composition” and the bt 12 2 o to Alaska, Bolotowsky returned to re colorful “comporsition”. | SUNDAY )O\LL HAVE THE MOST HEART. fiine siaies wiih paintings of King v b i WARMING THRILL OF YOUR LIFE! {|1slanders and other Aalskan Eski-| | — —— - ——eres—) |05, These paintings were display- pNA FUES 25 To | - ed in New York City’s art centers, | including the Museum of Modern Art and the Carnegie Collection. |As a result, art critics throughnm‘ {E0e Tmitea ‘Geutey Hkliod 1t 80 | g 410 Northern Airlines flew two artist who at last caught the elu-|gesions on incoming and outgoing sive quality of the native face, and | trips to this city yesterday. a colorist of outstanding merit. Flying to Naknek with Captain Bolotowsky was born in Russia, gpie Davis, First Officer Tony Go-| reared in Turkey, and educated inme; ang Stewardess Louise Leitner | schools and art academies all over |were: Russell Howerton, Paul St. the world. Just before entering the!jonn H. Lagtonen, Oscar Sager- Army he had completed art sr.udieu‘qum Henry Maes, Alf Bogeson, jat Paris and New York City. " WEST, 2 SECTION ‘Harold Mattson, Gus Sobella, John| inté Lce Harris Gilmore, Willard Mc-| Paintings Here return to Al”m[l{ectfln. Carl Singer, Warren Ar- sometime within the next year, Bol- ’neu John Schnizter; to Anchurn[’(‘ | | Planning to | | Fred Butler. otowsky has sent to Juneau a shxp-‘ L S5 Anohor dith Cap-| {ment of 12 paintings done at Nome eaving for Anchorage with Cop d r hibi in New York|tain Maury Keating, First Officer érl’(v Wi o 'Rxchmd Chamberlain, and Steward- hy Barry were: Mrs. C. C. In criticising his work, Edward s Dorot Y Alden Jewell, art eritic on the New Copple, Mrs. R. Williamson, F. W. | York Sunday Times, said: | williamson, Ole Leirmo, J. O. La- “Now Ilya Bolotowsky, at J. B.|Vigne, A. C. Brandes, H. Bolton, Neumann’s New Art Circle, goes all | Mrs. H. Bolton, LW““ CU)"CB?“‘): out for the non-objective. He be- |Smith; to Cordova: Mrs. C. f)lo.s, gins and ends with that, “mply‘(rom Anchorage: Thomas Givan, superimposing upon a pattern of John E. Manders, John E. Manley, colored shapes a pattern of “hne‘(}corge Green, Dorothy Brown, L. or black lines, varying in width,|Gifford, William M. Brady, Edwin . 4 i e Edward G Robinson runs through their school lessons with Margaret O Bricn and Jackie Jenkins in this scene from “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes.” Te open at the CAPITOL THEATRE, 1:30 P. M., SUNDAY, June 9th. ATTENTION — CARPENTERS a & ¥ His color scheme holds virtually to|H. Luidaff, Norman J. O'Bryan, ® Nomlnatlon 0{ Offlcers the circuit of the primaries. myBullmgh Putnam, Robert Schulz. - . some respects his work seems akin pramspE o 0oy to that of Mondrian. But if Mon-| drian has been a kind of basic in-| fluence, Bolotowsky expresses him- | self with fine personal flavor and| ' BIRTHDAY PARTY ® Special Meeting FOR ALF OLSEN o unremitting authority. I consider| Alf E. Olsen, the son of Mr. and F § g a! ° °© » him one of the very best of our Mrs. Alf K. Olsen, celebrated his ¥ nonobjective artist: 12th birthday yesterday with a party In the New Yolker Mngazlnc was at his home at 1309 Martin Road Ten of his school friends helped him celebrate. Refreshments of hot dogs, rolls, birthday cake and ice cream were served by his mother with the assistance of Mrs. Kolia Albegoff. 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