PARADISEGroup show at Frangipani Terry Abrahamson’sphotos featured at Naked Artist Gallery‘Nassau Grouper’ by Wendy Jekel.Fran Decker andFrangipani Galleryinvite <strong>the</strong> public to anend of season group showat Frangipani Gallery onSunday May 1, from 6 to 9p.m. at 1102 Duval. “I wantto say thank you to <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>”said Fran Decker, owner andartist, “for a terrific first season.Please come and meet<strong>the</strong> artists at <strong>the</strong> reception.”All <strong>the</strong> artists have somethingnew to show off.William Welch has a newcrop of oil miniatures featuring<strong>the</strong> Conch houses around<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>, Jessica Wilsoncreated some new enameland silver necklaces, WendyJekel made fun fish in stainedglass, Susan D’Antonio hasnew gourd art, Lois Songermade some nubbly greenglass jewelry, KT Timberlakecreated a seaglass framedmirror, Will Fernandez is featuringnew ceramic figures,Steve Hoppough has a rakuegg with an osprey inside,Lois Giffen and JenniferMartin have new gracefulmetal sculptures, Chris Blackpainted some blue watercolors,Irene Stanton has needlepointedabstract designpillows and Fran has a newpainting of Sarabeth’s.Stanislaw Borowski at WylandStanislaw Borowski,of <strong>the</strong> internationallyacclaimed Borowski familyof glass sculptors, showcaseshis family’s originalartistry in glass at WylandGalleries of <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>’s102 Duval St. locationSunday and Monday,May 1 and 2. He willbe on hand Sundayfrom 7 to 10 p.m.and Monday byappointment.The Borowskitradition beganjoined by his sons Wiktor,Pawel and Stanislaw Jan in<strong>the</strong> creation of bold, one-ofa-kindobjets d’art.Since <strong>the</strong>n, <strong>the</strong>Borowskis’ innovativeartistry has becomewidely renowned inEurope and elsewherearound <strong>the</strong> world.Their unique and colorfulsculptures inglass reflect <strong>the</strong>ircreative freedom,lively humor andimaginative world-with patriarchview.‘Head.’Stanislaw Borowski.For more informationAlready famous for his about <strong>the</strong> Borowski familyengraved glass and glass and <strong>the</strong>ir remarkable glasssculptures, he founded sculptures, call <strong>the</strong> gallery atGlasstudio Borowski in 305-294-5240 or visit www.Germany in 1990. He was wylandkeywest.com.In honor of <strong>the</strong> songwritersfestival, <strong>the</strong> Naked ArtistGallery, 518 Fleming, hosts<strong>the</strong> opening reception forGrammy Award-winningsongwriter Terry Abrahamsonand his photographs of bluesand rock legends from 1970to 1985. Abrahamson featuresphotos of Muddy Waters,The Rolling Stones, John LeeHooker, Howlin’ Wolf, GeorgeThorogood, Taj Mahal, KokoTaylor, Johnny Winter andmany more all taken by him.The reception is on Friday,April 29, from 6 to 9 p.m. at <strong>the</strong>gallery. Refreshments and winewill be offered.Between 1969 and1983, Chicago native TerryAbrahamson wrote severalsongs with Muddy Waters,three of which were recordedby Waters, “Unk in Funk”and “Electric Man” for <strong>the</strong>legendary Chess label, and“Bus Driver,” <strong>the</strong> longest songMuddy Waters and Mick Jagger.on Grammy-winning “HardAgain,” produced by JohnnyWinter for Columbia Records’Blue Sky label.In 1973, Terry’s formerroommate, George Thorogood,recorded “Champs Again,”<strong>the</strong> 1973-74 fight song of <strong>the</strong>Boston Celtics. Abrahamson’smusic has also been recordedby John Lee Hooker, Joan Jett,PHOTO BY TERRY ABRAHAMSONClarence Clemons of <strong>the</strong> EStreet Band, <strong>the</strong> ChambersBro<strong>the</strong>rs and Bill Payne ofLittle Feat.Abrahamson’s book of bluesphotography, “In <strong>the</strong> Belly of<strong>the</strong> Blues,” a memoir of hisyears associated with MuddyWaters, is in <strong>the</strong> permanentcollection of <strong>the</strong> library of <strong>the</strong>Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.Wyland Galleries host artist Jim WarrenMaster of imaginationJim Warren, whosesometimes tonguein-cheekartistry is a favoriteof collectors, showcases hislatest surrealistic visions atWyland Galleries of <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>’s623 Duval St. location Fridaythrough Sunday, April 29-May1.Warren’s paintings are oftensatirical or whimsical, reflectinghis offbeat view of <strong>the</strong>world around him. In additionto showcasing his latestpainted worlds at <strong>the</strong> show, hewill be on hand daily and byappointment to discuss his artistryand inspirations.Inspired by such artists asSalvador Dali and NormanRockwell, Warren was influencedas well by music andperformers like <strong>the</strong> Beatles. HeJim Warren’s recent artistic fantasies include this vision of dogs,beach and ocean waves.has created album covers fornumerous musicians includingBob Seger — even winning aGrammy Award for his coverart for Seger’s classic “Against<strong>the</strong> Wind.”He hopes his paintings canhave a comparable influenceon people who view <strong>the</strong>m.For more information, call<strong>the</strong> gallery at 305-292-4998 orvisit www.wylandkeywest.com.13◆ THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011
340931THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011 ◆ 14PARADISEFILM IN PARADISEThree thought-provoking movies open Friday at <strong>the</strong> Tropic CinemaOpening Friday:“The Conspirator”Rated PG-13. Runtime 2:02Showtimes daily at 2*, 4:15,6:30, 8:45 p.m.Robert Redford directs<strong>the</strong> riveting thriller “TheConspirator,” <strong>the</strong> powerfulstory of a woman who woulddo anything to protect herfamily, and <strong>the</strong> man whorisked everything to saveher. In <strong>the</strong> wake of AbrahamLincoln’s assassination,seven men and one womanare arrested and chargedwith conspiring to kill <strong>the</strong>president, vice presidentand secretary of state. Thelone woman charged, MarySurratt (Robin Wright), ownsa boarding house whereJohn Wilkes Booth (TobyKebbell) and o<strong>the</strong>rs met andplanned <strong>the</strong> simultaneousattacks. Against <strong>the</strong> ominousbackdrop of post-Civil WarWashington, newly-mintedRobin Wright as Mary Surratt and James McAvoy as Frederick Aikenco-star in ‘The Conspirator.’lawyer Frederick Aiken (JamesMcAvoy), a 28-year-old Unionwar-hero, reluctantly agrees todefend Surratt before a militarytribunal. Aiken realizeshis client may be innocentand that she is being used asbait and hostage in order tocapture <strong>the</strong> only conspiratorto have escaped a massivemanhunt, her own son,John (Johnny Simmons). As<strong>the</strong> nation turns against her,Surratt is forced to rely onAiken to uncover <strong>the</strong> truthand save her life. Also starringKevin Kline, Evan RachelWood and Colm Meaney.“You have to give credit toRedford, Wright and McAvoy,and <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r filmmakers.Not many films this smartcan be made.” — Roger Ebert,Chicago Sun-Times“‘The Conspirator’ is a qualitydrama with a capital Q. Weshould expect no less fromRobert Redford, who takesseriously (at times, earnestly)<strong>the</strong> duties of director.” — LisaKennedy, Denver Post“‘The Conspirator’ is neverless than thought-provokingand illuminating. It’s ananswer to those who moanthat <strong>the</strong>y don’t make movieslike <strong>the</strong>y used to.” — KirkHoney Cutt, HollywoodReporterOpening Friday:“Of Gods and Men”Rated PG-13. Runtime 2Showtimes daily at 1:45*, 4,6:15, 8:30 p.m.; Except Tues. noshows.Nominated for 11 CésarAwards, including BestPicture, <strong>the</strong> extraordinarilymoving “Of Gods and Men”tells <strong>the</strong> story of eight FrenchChristian monks who live inharmony with <strong>the</strong>ir Muslimbro<strong>the</strong>rs in a monasteryperched in <strong>the</strong> mountains ofNorth Africa. When a crewof foreign workers is massacredby an Islamic fundamentalistgroup, fear sweepsthrough <strong>the</strong> region. The armyoffers <strong>the</strong>m protection but<strong>the</strong> monks refuse. Despite<strong>the</strong> growing menace in <strong>the</strong>irmidst, <strong>the</strong>y slowly realizethat <strong>the</strong>y have no choicebut to stay … come whatmay. This historical drama isloosely based on <strong>the</strong> life of <strong>the</strong>Cistercian monks of Tibhirinein Algeria in <strong>the</strong> mid-1990s.Winner of <strong>the</strong> Best ForeignLanguage Film award from<strong>the</strong> National Board of Review.Fully subtitled.“Beautiful, somber and rigorouslyintelligent.” — A. O.Scott, New York Times“‘Of Gods and Men,’ atranscendent drama of upliftand inspiration, reveals <strong>the</strong>cavernous divide betweenheaven and Earth.” — PeterHowell, Toronto Star“Begins and ends as a testamentnot to God but to bro<strong>the</strong>rhood,and as a portrait notof war’s violence but of love’sendurance.” — Rick Green,Globe and MailOpening Friday:“Even <strong>the</strong> Rain”Rated NR. Runtime 1:44Showtimes Fri. at 1:30*, 3:45p.m.; Sat.-Thurs. at 1:30*, 3:45,6, 8:15 p.m.A Spanish film crew arrivesin Bolivia to make a film aboutColumbus in <strong>the</strong> New World.Idealistic director Sebastian(Gael García Bernal, “TheMotorcycle Diaries”) wantsto denounce <strong>the</strong> injustices of<strong>the</strong> past, focusing on exploitationof <strong>the</strong> indigenous people.Practical producer Costa (LuisTosar, “Cell 211”), working ona tight budget, has chosenBolivia, one of Latin America’spoorest countries, to stand inEat…Drink…Ride…Sou<strong>the</strong>rnmost Honky Tonk Saloonfeatured artistsChas blakemoreApril 26th - May 7thChas grew up in <strong>the</strong> hills of Eastern Kentucky. 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