Jabberwocky - Art J122

DateJune 3 1973

Can DescriptionsJabberwocky J122 "Art"

AbstractJabberwocky; Art; JoBeth is imitating an artist making a painting of red winter mittens, Mr. B is a sculptor, and Tucker is a novel writer; all of them are suffering for their art; theme song and visuals; black screen breaks; Tucker begins the opening, but Dirty Frank interrupts him with a complaint about art being for arrogant people; JoBeth tries to explain to Frank what art might include; they decide to talk instead about beauty; JoBeth shows the studio kids some images from different time periods and askes the kids what they noticed about the images; though they all agree that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, there are some things made by persons that many people agree are more beautiful than other things; art is that which many people agree is beautiful; Mr. B, JoBeth and Frank talk about redecorating the kitchen but have some difficulty agreeing on what whether this activity is part of the art world; JoBeth visits Botolph art gallery to learn how the owners decide what to put on display; Tucker opens the surprise box so that Joan Coleman can step out and then demonstrate, with the studio kids, making art out of cast-off items;

OtherIn the studio JoBeth Williams, Peter Johnson, Bob Prosky, Tucker Smallwood, Paul Jones, Gail Frank, Dan Kolsrud, Joseph A. Bailey, Jill Katz, Shelagh Gordon, Bob Tingle, David Lawless, Carol Reichenbach, Jerome Kagan, Lonny Carton, Tom Jurkowski, David Lucas, David Lucas, Howie Rouse, Leon Goldman, Peter Sinatra, Ted Talanian, Lorraine Forte, Brian Pellicano, Keith Jardine, Mike Barbarita, Charlie Heyman, Pete Walent, George Nahas, Frank Quinn, Ron Schindler, Curt Reichenbach, Al King, Ed Paolino, David Buhl, Roger Rice, Cal Hoyle, Mary Newsham, Mat Rovner, Gregg Kidd, Alex Frisbie, Jim Lowell, George Ellard, Bill McArthur, Geoff Sullivan Len Pray, Paul Clark. Rob Roy, Scott Obreza;