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To Have Your Event ListedHprp Tnmno^p a Conrkplv Worried News ' %u2022 tItem: Make Sure To Include a Telephone Number. Send to: Up and Coming 395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 11217 Deadline: Friday for Thursday's PaperInstallation Already Has A Lot O f Fansdescribes as %u201cThe Fan Dancer - part furniture, part bird, part exotic persona.%u201d Sims%u2019s performance on Friday, September 12 from 4:30-7:30 will seek to evoke the character of %u201cThe Fan Dancer%u201d through dance movement, storytelling, and the ritualistic use of the human figure as %u2018living sculpture.%u2019 Sims will chart her performance through a series of drawings that she will make during the performance, completing her installation publicly before her audience.%u201cBalerethon,%u201d a site-specific installation by Tom Eric Stanton is installed in the center%u2019s small gallery. It is the first solo New York exhibition by this California artist who recently moved to Brooklyn. %u201cBalerethon%u201d maintains the carefully structured formal distance of a detective novel, insinuating alternating layers of reality through a sequencing of circumstantial %u2018evidence.%u2019 Stanton uses shadings of light, sound, and texture to encourage viewers to what he calls %u201ctrespass the conventions of time,%u201d allowing th a n to invent their own narrative while consenting to %u201cthe manifestation of a hallucination which is in agreement with science and the law, which looks like proof, but which is in fact a lie,%u201d he says. On September 12 from 7:30-8pm, Stanton will activate %u201cBalerethon%u201d with a performance in which he assumes a narrator%u2019s role, intimating %u2018facts%u2019 and providing %u2018clues.%u2019LIVING RITUALS: Three one-personinstallations at BACA Downtown Centerfor the Arts, Sept. 12-Oct. 11 Openingreception and performances Fri., Sept.12,6-8pm. I ll Willoughby St., nearBridge. Tel. 598-2222.hat's New For Fall At These Brooklyn Placesttlibit: \Ward Beecher.** Tues.-Sat, 12-Spm, through Oct. 10. Lecture on %u201c Sibling Rivalry %u2014 Henry Ward Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe,%u201d Sept 17,6pm, free. 128 Pierrepont St. Walking tour of Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 21,1pm. Meet at Sheepshead Bay D train station, $5/$3 for members. For info, 624-08%u00ae).B R O O K L Y N M U S E U M : E x h ib its :-J o e lPeter Witkin: Forty Photographs, thru Sept.22; The Atex Hitiman Family Foundation Collection: French Art of the 19th and 20th Centuries, thru Jan. 5,1987; Twentieth Century Design, thru Mar. 2,1987; Starrett: City Within a City, Thru Sept. 29; Monumental Drawing, Sept 12-Nov. 10; Hiroshige: One Hundred Views of Edo, Sept. 15-Nov. 5. Hours: Mon., Wed.-Fri., 10am-5pm; Sat., 11am-6pm; holidays, 1-5pm; closed Tues. 200 Eastern Parkway. For info, 638-5000.B R O O K L Y N P U B LIC LIB R A R Y , C E N T R A LLIB R A R Y : Exhibits: \ned Books%u2014Targets of the Censors,%u201d Both thru Sept. 30. Facts Over the Phone Service, 780-7700, daily; until 10pm, Monday through Thursday. Free job information resources at the Education and Job Information Center, 780-7777. Talk: %u201c Get to Know Your Library,%u201d Wed., 3:30-4:30pm. RIF program, every Mon., 3:30-5pm. The library fs at Grand Army Plaza For info, call 780-7700.G R E E N M A R K E T S : Get fresh, regionally grown fruits and vegetables at The Greenmarket at Cadman Plaza West at Montague S t, Tuesdays through Dec. 23. and Saturdays year round; at Columbus Plaza, Jay Si. near Myrtle Ave., Tuesdays year round and Fridaysth r %u00ab , r w 1 7 - a n H a* F l a t h i i e h A u a n u a a t A t l a n %u00adtic Ave., Wednesdays thru Dec. 17 For info call (212) 566-0990.J A M A IC A BAY W IL D L IF E R EFU G E: Encom passing 9,155 acres, the Wildlife Refuge includes a salt marsh, upland fields and woods,ponds, an expanse of bay and islands, and a prime-spot bird refuge. Films: Films on various natural history subjects will be shown every Sunday at 1 and 3pm through November at the Refuge Visitor Center. Tours: National Park Ranger leads guided walk around West Pond at the Refuge. Sundays, 2pm through November. Meet at W ildlife Refuge Center. Meet at W ildlife Refuge Visitor Center. Directions: IND subway (A train) to Broad Channel Station. Walk west to Cross Bay Blvd., then north to Center on ieft. By car Beit Parkway to Cross Bay Bivd., Exit 17-S. Cross North Channel Bridge, refuge is another mile, on the right. For more information, 474-0613.N E W Y O R K A Q U A R IU M : Daily feedings and demonstrations: Walrus feeding, 12:30pm and 3:15pm; Shark feeding, 1:45pm; Penguin feeding, 11:45am and 3:45pm; Seal feeding, 11am and 3:30pm; Electric eel demonstration, 11:15am, 1:15pm, 2:45pm, 4:30pm. Aquarium is at Coney Island Boardwalk and W. 8th St. Open lOam-Spm, weekends and holidays. Admission is $3.75, $1.50 for kids. For info, 266-8711.P R O S P E C T RARK: Office of the Administrator, Litchfield Villa, 95 Prospect Park West, 788-0055. P ed alb o a t rental, 11am-1 hourbefore dark, daily, $5/hour with $5 deposit, at dock near Woilman Rink, use Empire Blvd. and Ftatbush Ave. entrance. B ike R ental, $10 deposit, $2 an hour. ID required, Mon.-Sat. 10am-8pm, Sun. 12-6pm. Dixon's Bike Shop, Union St. bet. Sixth and Seventh Aves, for info, 636-0067. Horseback Rental, $10 an hour, Mon.-Fri. $12 an hour Sat. and Sun., holidays.7 days a week, 9:30am-4:30pm. Caton PI. and E. 8th St. For info. 438-8849. Letferts Homestead, open Sat. and Sun., 10am-4pm. Parlor Concert Series opens with music for Piano, Violin and Flute, Sept. 13,4:15pm, $5 in advance. Use entrance at Flatbush Ave. and Empire Blvd. Prospect Park Zoo, open sevendays/week, 8am-4:30pm; buildings open at 11am. Use Flatbush Ave. and Empire Blvd. entrance. Children%u2019s Zoo now open, Wed.-Sun., 10-4:30pm.P R O S P E C T PARK BO A THO U SE: Exhibit, %u201cA Change In the Weather,\Visitor Center open Wed.-Sun., 11am-4:45pm. For info. 287-3400.P R O S P E C T PA RK P IC N IC H O U S E : Picnic House is at Prospect Park West and 5th St.For info, 7860055. P rospect Park Environm enta l C e n te r%u2014 Gallery, %u201c Birds and Beasts of Brooklyn: Brooklyn Artists Look at Our Borough%u2019s W ildlife.%u201d For info, 788-8500.S U M M E R L IB R A R Y H O U R S: Summer hours in effect through Sept. 14. Central Library at Grand Army Plaza is open Mon.-Thurs., 9am8pm, Fri. and Sat. 10am-6pm. For info, 780-7700. The branch libraries are: Brooklyn Heights, Cadman Plaza West and Clinton St., Mon.-Wed., 10am-8pm, Thurs. 10am-6pm, Fri. noon-6pm, 780-7788; Carroll Gardens, Clinton St. at Union St., Mon. Tues. 1Qam-6pm, Wed 1-8pm, Thurs. noon Spm, Fri. 1-6pm, 825-5838; Clinton Hili, Washington Ave. near Lafayette Ave., Mon. noon-6pm, Tues. and Wed. 10am6pm, Thurs. 1-8pm, Fri. 1-6pm, 875-8038; Crown Heights, New York Ave. at Maple St., Mon. Thurs. 1-6pm, Tues. 1-8pm, Fri. 10am6pm, 773-1223; Pacific St., Fourth Ave. at Pacific St., Mon. and Wed. I0am-6pm, Tues. noon-6pm, Thurs. 1-8pm, Fri. 1-6pm, 638-5180; Park Slope, Sixth Ave. at 9th St., Mon. 1-8pm, Tues. and Wed. 10anv6pm, Thurs. noOn-6pm, Fri. 1-6pm. 768-0593; Red Hook. Wolcott St. at Dwight St., Mon.-Wed. 1Gam-5;3Gpm, Thurs., Fri., noon-5:30pm, 875-4412; Sunset Park, Fourth Ave. at 51st St.. Mon. Wed. 10am-6om. Tues. 1-8pm, Thurs. Fri. 1-6pm, 439-8846; Walt Whitman, St. Edwards St. at Auburn Pi., Mon., Wed. 10am-6pm, Thurs. and Fri. 1-6pm, 855-1508.B R O O K LYN B R ID G E A N C H O R A G E : Exhibi tion of installations to go with production of %u201c The Memory Theatre of Giulio Camillo.\Open Sat. and Sun., 12-6pm, Sept. 13-Oct. 5. Cadman Plaza West and Front St. For info, (212) 571-2206. Reception: Sept. 8, 7-9pm.B R O O K LY N H IS T O R IC A L SO C IETY: \Great Divine: Brooklyn's Henry Ward Beecher,%u201d an exhibit of manuscripts, prints, artifacts and photos telling Beecher%u2019s story from Civil War period, through Oct. 10. Tues.-Sat., 12-5pm. 128 Pierrepont St., 624-0890.B R O O K LY N M U S E U M C O N T E M P O R A R YG A LLER Y: %u201c Joel-Peter Witkin: Forty Photographs.\Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Parkway.BROOKLYN MUSEUM COMMUNITY GALLERY: %u201c Starrett: City Within a City,\hibition of over 80 black and white photographs. Thru Sept. 29. 200 Eastern Pkwy. For info, 638-5000.843 S T U D IO G A LLER Y: Community Youth Art Exhibition, with works by participants in gallery%u2019s Summer Arts Program. Thru Sept.21, Wed.-Sun., 12-6pm. 843 E. New York Ave. For info, 771-4481.F O C U S G A LLER Y: Group show of black and white photographs by George Forss,Irwin Silver, Harold Roth and Peggy Kaplan. Thru Sept. 22; Tues.-Sun., 6:30am-11:30pm. Cousin John%u2019s Cafe and Bakery. 70 Seventh Ave. 965-4462.M IN O R IN JU R Y: \by Noah Jemison. Sept. 12-Oct. 5, Fri.-Sun.,1-6 or by appointment. 1073 Manhattan Ave. For info 389-7985. Reception: Sept. 12, 6-9pm.P A LM G A LLER Y: %u201c Six Paintings,%u201d by Susan Edgar, Ellen Gamble and Allen Grindle. Thru Sept. 28; Sat. and Sun. 12-6pm, or by appointment. 408 Atlantic Ave. For info, 624-7091.R E TR O G A LLER Y: %u201c Summer Group Show,%u201d artworks from electronic sculptures to hand printed lithographies, thru Sept. 30. Open by appointment only. 407 Douglass St. For info, 622-8840.S C H A F L E R G ALLERY: Student's Choice Show at Pratt Institute%u2019s Fine Arts Center, through September 18, Mon.-Fri., 9am-4pm.200 Willoughby Ave. Free. For info, 636-3517.T H E CLAY POT: Hardwood furniture by artist/woodworker John Bickel. Thru Oct. 16; Mon.-Wed., Sat., 10:30am-6:30pm Thurs. and Fri., 10:30am-7:30pm; Sun., 12-5pm. 162 Seventh Ave. For info, 788-6564.W E IS N E R GALLERY: Group show of gallery artists, thru Sept. 14. Coming Sept. 17-Oct. 31, %u201c Up-Close,\drawings. Wed.-Sat., 1-7pm. 8812 Third Ave.For info, 748-1324.%u00a7LM k\\;.sysvAvw^;.yTALK A B O U T LIA N N A : Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture shows Sayles' %u201c Lianna%u201d , followed by discussion, in %u201c Movies to Talk About\Park West. Free. For info, 768-2972.B R O O K LY N H E IG H T S C IN E M A : 70 Henry St.: Tel. 596-7070. 1. Ruthless People,Fri.-Thurs.: 2:20, 4, 5:45, 7:35, 9:25. 2. My Beautiful Launderette, Fri.-Thurs.: 2:30, 4:15, 6, 7:45 9:35.C O B B LE H IL L TW IN : 265 Court St.: Tel. 596-9113.1. Nothing in Common, Fri. and Sat.: 5:30, 7:45,10. Sun.: 5, 7:10, 9:20. Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 7:30, 9:30. Flight of the Navigator, Sat. and Sun.: 2:30. Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 6. Wed.: 1. Stand by Me, Fri.: 5, 6:45, 8:30, 10:15. Sat.: 1, 2:50, 4:40, 7, 8:40, 10:20. Sun. and Wed.: 1, 2:45, 4:30,6:15, 8, 9:40. Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 6, 7:45, 9:30. Great Mouse Detective, Sat.: 1, 4. Sun.: 1.D U F F IE L D TW IN : 249 Duffield St.: Tel. 855-3967. 1. Avenging Force, Fri.-Thurs.: 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, 6:15, 8:15, 10:15. 2. The Fly, Fri.-Thurs.: 12:15, 2:05, 4:10, 6:10, 8:15,10:15.L O E W %u2019S M E TR O P O LITA N Q U A D: 395 Fulton St.: 875-4024. 1. Code Name: Wild Geese, Fri.-Thurs.: 12:30, 2:25, 4:25,6:20, 8:15, 10:15. 2. She%u2019s Got to Have It, Fri.-Thurs.;12:05, 1:45, 3:25, 5:05, 6:50, 8:30,10:10. 3. Back to School, Fri.-Thurs.: 12:20, 2:15, 4:15,6:15, 8:10, 10:10. 4. Night of the Creeps, Fri.-Thurs.: 12:30, 2:10, 3:50, 5:25, 7:05, 8:45, 10:25.PLA ZA T W IN C IN E M A : 314 Flatbush Ave.: Tel. 636-0170. 1. Aliens, Fri.: 5, 7:25, 9:50. Sat.: 2, q.kb, i , 9:3u. Sun. diiu iviun.. 1.3C, 4, C.3C, o.Tues.-Thurs.: 6:30, 9. 2. She%u2019s Gotta Have it, Fri.: 5, 6:40, 8:35, 10:20. Sat.-Mon.: 1:15, 3, 4:50, 6:40, 8:30, 10:15. Tues.-Thurs.: 6:30, 8:20, 10,BSSHWHIlffll! 1 e p le m b e r 11, 1986, T H E P H O E N IX , Page 29