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Page Four, PHOENIXHagins Does BaldwinCobble Hill painter Clarence Hagins says, %u201c If Picasso can do Balzac, I can do Baldwin.%u201d He is referring to an edition of lithographs he executed after his recent visit to Paris, which were inspired by %u201c the face and personality\of author James Baldwin.Hagins, whose work was on display at last month%u2019s Cobble Hill Midwinter Art Show at Christ Church, traveled to the city of light last December for the opening of a group exhibition in which some ofhis work was represented.He later journeyed to the French Riviera with Baldwin and other friends \consuming lots of French food, lots of French wine, lots of French sun, mixed with lots of Baldwinism.\returned to Paris in a frenzy, he says, %u201c engulfed and spellbound by what he saw in Baldwin's face.\to eat breakfast or drink French water the next day, he spent hours completing two color lithographs 20x25 inches at the graphic studios of MonsieurMourlot. The first proofs were pulled from the lithographic plates just before Hagins left Paris for Brooklyn.%u201c I have two studies of Jimmy%u2019s face in the same com position,\says, %u201c because he is a man of so many faces, and because Jimmy is so dear to me.%u201dHagins latest work can be seen n the Ligoa Duncan Gallery 825 Madison Ave., N.Y.C.the potters%u2019 workshop114 Montague St.%u2666e! 624-4817Register N o w \Spring classes start April 16tha aEaster Plants Flowers Candies Dollsand otherassortedlovelies...are beingreadied foryour selection.We also seem to havean abundance ofmulti-colored stuffedbunnies too.ihis is quite strangesince we only stockedtwo in December HI1Bring your favorite wine(no liquor license)finest French & Continental cuisine144 Atlantic Ave.hrs. llam to 11pm 625-7888Seek Entries Forc ; iI W M iWorks by young and talentedfilmmakers are being sought bythe Brooklyn Arts and CultureAssociation (BACA) for its upcoming Sixth - Annual BrooklynFilm Festival. Winning entries willbe screened at The BrooklynMuseum in August. Awardwinnning cinematic works will beshown subsequently at otherlocations throughout the city.Films done in 16mm, up to 20minutes in length, are eligible forcontention in the 1973 event. Thedeadline for submission of films isFriday, June 1. Entries will then bescreened and judged by a panelfrom the New York Chapter of theNational Academy of TelevisionArts and Sciences. Prizes will beLIU SetsMozartComedyThe Long Island UniversityBrooklyn Center ExperimentalTheatre will join with the InwoodChamber Opera Players to presentfree performances of Mozart%u2019scomedy with music, %u201cThe Impresario,%u201d on April 12 and 13, in theHumanities Building ConferenceHall nn 1,Til%u2019s downtown Brooklyncampus, Flatbush Avenue Extension at DeKalb Avenue. Curtaintime is 7:30 P.M.Composed in 1786, the work wascommissioned by Emperor JosephII to honor the visit of high officialsfrom the Netherlands. The storysatirises the petty jealousies,financial machinations and socialinstitutions which plague the worldof music. The libretto, which hasundergone extensive revisionssince the first performance, wastranslated into English byGiovanni Cardelli.The LIU Experimental Theatreis a student group which presentsseldom performed and experimental stage productions. Thegroup is sponsored by the StudentGovernment Association and theLIU University Theatre. Theproduction is directed anddesigned by Gordon Forbes, asenior Speech-Theatre major.For further information,telephone the Speech-TheatreDepartment, 834-6291.awarded in six categories(animation, special effects,documentary, children%u2019s films,industrial, and entertainment).First prize winner in each groupwill receive a $50 honor; secondprize winner in each categoryreceives $25. The 16mm FilmFestival is open to independent andamateur filmmakers who make nomore than 25 per cent of their income from films. The entrance feeis eight dollars.Since BACA first initiated theBrooklyn Film Festival conceptduring its 1967 Salute to the Arts,many workshops in film have beendeveloped within the borough,creating a wide opportunity foryoung cinema enthusiasts todevelop style and technique in16mm. Maintaining its desire toconstantly seek out those novicefilmmakers and to offer them theimpetus to learn their craft, BACAwill sponsor a special 8mm filmsearch in conjunction with its SixthAnnual Film Festival. This 8mmMini-Festival will be conductedwith the %u201csame loving care%u201d as the16mm group.SnowWhite AtAcademySnow White is still the fairestshow of all and Brooklyn Academyaudiences will be treated to %u201cSnowWhite and the Seven Dwarfs%u201dpresented by the GingerbreadPlayers and Jack from Sunday,April 15 to Thursday, April 19 at1:00 p.m.The production first operfed ill1965 at Theatre East and becamethe longest continuously runningshow for children in the history ofNew York City It has since touredin New Jersey, Philadelphia andConnecticut, playing to full houseseverywhere.On Monday, April 23, theGingerbread Players will be backwith a production of %u201cPinocchio.%u201dThe plays follows the original storyline of the Carlo Collodi classicwhich the Players have infusedwith a marvelous combination ofhumor and fun. 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