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%5%%%:a:ss-:5SS:;:s:3:55PHOENIX, Page FivewSS^SSSSSW?:*/Mass Opens FestivalM a ry in w o o d and D ean M ic h e n e rThe Mass to the Arts, inaugurating liie week, long f e s tiv a l c e le b r a tin g B r o o k l y n %u2019 s cultural renaissance, will be performed at Christ Church, corner of Clinton and Kane Sts. on Sun., Feb. 18, at 11 a.m. The anthem included in the presentation, features the collaboration of Cobble Hill residents Mary Inwood and Dean Michener.The score was composed by Ms. Inwood who studied at the Yale School of Music. Writing for small group ensembles which include voice and instruments, she became the cowinner this year of the coveted Queens College Alter Machlis Memorial Prize.Michener, 16-year Hill resident renovation pioneer and community activist, will be featured soloist. Along time theatrical perf H f I a m U %u00ab n p t m r tl O ll U C J L , i V l I d l C U C i ilCAO o u ii^ , ***Broadway musical comedies, grand opera and oratorios, and has toured the country with various musical productions.The text for the anthem was taken from Russian sculptor Naum Gabo%u2019s %u201c Realistic Manifesto,\which was published in Moscow, Aug. 5, 1920, and distributed at an art exhibition which included his and his brother, Anton Pevsner%u2019s works. Proclaiming art as the %u201c source of real exaltation, our word and deed,%u201d Gabo with Pevsner and Wassily Kandinsky was purged from his native land when his views became antagonistic to the later aims of Soviet revolutionaries. After moves from Berlin to Paris to London, Gabo finally settled inNew York, during this timekor%u00bb#\\mir%u00bbrT n n o n f fh p m aifM Tvoices of the modern abstract and non objective art movement.Dr. Luis Quiroga, Vicar of Christ Church, a scholar of e x is te n tia lis t th o u g h t, welcomes the incorporation of the expression of that philosophy in the anthem text.Receiving his Ph.D. in %u201cThe Existential Philosophical Works of Soren Kierkegaard.\the theme of Dr. Quiroga s dissertation at the University de Antioquia at Medellin, Columbia, S.A., was %u201cIn God we move and have our existence.%u201dBefore the prayer for the whole body of Christ Church, Dr. Quiroga will say a special prayer for the growth of the arts and for the welfare of Brooklyn artists.Nikolais Sets New WorkA new work, %u201cGrotto,%u201d by Alwin Nikolais will be premiered during the forthcoming two-week season at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Feb. 15-25, by the Nikolais Dance Theatre, appearing on the same programs with the Murray Louis Dance Company.The Brooklyn event will be part of a tour by both companies under the supervision of Murray Louis, as Alwin Nikolais fulfills a personal commitment to stage %u201can electronic spectacle%u201d at the Hamburg State Opera House in Germany.The emphasis in %u201cGrotto%u201d will be primarily on dance rather than on the theatrical aspects of Nikolais%u2019 work which have made his namesynonymous with stage magic.Set to the choreographer%u2019s own sound score, %u201cGrotto%u201d will be staged in three different and simultaneous dimensions. Therewill be a lighting projection on the backcloth, dancers in large translucent shapes at the rear ofthe stage and dancers as well in front.The 12-member company also will appear in a revival of %u201cTower,%u201d as well as in %u201cForeplay,%u201d %u201cScenario,%u201d %u201cSomniloquy%u201d and %u201cGroup Dance FromtollRESTAURANT %u2022Fam ous for O ur^Overstaffed SandwichesCateringApply To j Our SpeciodySchool UAU* Pta* Ymt Mmt PartyThe Park Slope Community, School is now accepting applications for Septem ber1 enrollment, according to Mrs. Audrey Bashford. The school is an early childhood center for children aged three through six, offering nursery and kindergarten classes. Applications may be secured b y , calling Mrs. Bashford at 789-8006.i . %u25a0%u25a0. V v a i . mm:, itssmsmstmui%u00bb - in * i m iCapufeteM o n t a g u e Lunsctv- DirmeirS d t F S u n B r u n c h i H f Hm M o n t a g u e B r o o k l y n H e k jh f c s7 \i%u00ab u r m u y u i \\ iTAVSBNEat, Drink And Bt Merryj\\j Hoyt A Bergen Street*Sanctum.%u201d The Murray Louis Dance Company also will appear in six works from its own repertoire.The season%u2019s schedule includes performances on February 15, 21 and 25 at 7:00 pm, February 16,17, 20, 22, 23 and 24 at 8:00 pm plus Matinees on February 18 and 25 at 2:00 pm and February 22 at 1:00 pmL O V E L LNEW PAINTINGS FEB. 5th - FEB. 24thSUMMA G A L L E R Y EAST 131 PIERREPO N T S T R E E T BRO O KLYN H EIG H TS 643 9855Did n ' t To TH tsyeAR ;5 0 U V IA \\ o w T a &%u00bbu %u00a3.n , EH v i s n147AKl;U % .HCADGEAR ESSENTIALAT THE\\ MIDWINTER ART EXHIBIT 326CLINTON ST.IN THECAFE DES EXHIBITEURS FEB. 24,1473 4PM. -SATURDAtTNTERTAINMENT, LIVE MVSIC FOR LISTENING j> DANCINGONLY A HEAD NEED BE FANTASIZED FOR A BAL DE TETE.Women put on your hat and come to our Bal de Tete.Or tie a ribbon around your neck. Better yet wear a feather, a flower or bow in your hair. If perchance a special coiffure pleases your fancy do that as well or instead.Men a hat too, top or other, will do. You may rather wear a monical, a moustache, or a beard. It is even reasonable to carry a stogie or even a Sherlock Holmes pipe.The Bal de Tete serves as a climax for our week-long celebration of the arts in Brooklyn. This effort for the arts in conjunction with the 75th anniversary of the consolidation is an assertion of our faith that Brooklyn is the place for working artists.M i R m o h t R i i f t e f R a r l j u o M i i c i r 11 n m t h n u i4 a.m. hand breakfast 5 a.m. massTickets $5.00 for one $7.50 for two.For R ese rvatio ns P h o n e :5 9 6 -0 9 7 9o r send check to :C o u rty a rd A rt Show,c /o M.L. S hah aw y 136 H icks St., B roo klynmememme