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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 18, 1985, Winnipeg, Manitoba 1985 inventive Delight at Krieger show by fear tidal Melroy rare the work of met flt if Ift her current exhibition at the of baffle gallery is a magnetic illustration of Art served by and served Well the play of Light is no artists the mathematics Are even though Krieger otherwise bound by the rules 56f conventional Tref work yet what this show stacks is the sterility of the Labora Cipry because Krieger or first and Foremost an and such things cant be not quite the Winnipeg born has already figured in exhibitions at Janet Tan Ca gallery and gallery Welt As in a two person show at the Osborne her entry in the Manitoba visual artists Index Points to a curiosity which be contained by one playing and a willingness to use whatever Media seems Best to suit the collages dominate in this 21piece show of works from 1982 to collages Domi All these were made this and the invention and Delight in this prodigious output suggests even More and better things to come before the years though consigned to layered Kriegeris collages owe More to the properties of Light passing through the work is though its tempting to presuppose source their forms drastically altered but Lin Gering hers is a com prismatic a de recent works of Mary May the Osborne 7 Osborne Street construction and a subdivision of one plane into is not a negative Kriegeris new configurations extract a Beauty we might miss in More traditional image a landscape of sky and terrain loses its familiar shapes and spatial relationships so that attention is drawn to the Rich individuality of a Block of Stone or the webbing of Bare Trees against the the sudden contrasts of surfaces amplify the color of each gentle shading often a gentle shading mutes the Shock value of Krieger making it easier to appreciate their logic and hearts and for bears pretty resemblance to unfolded Ori in colors Are anything but random in displace ment the collages look As if they could be folded Back into conventional depictions build though Why anyone would want to do such a churlish thing is another Shes expansive within the sometimes promoting the shapes of the collages As in Moscula deftly creating paper pin and other quiet or assembling More elaborate As in Winter where the continuity is fractured kaleidoscopic ally across artist Mary Kriegeris woman dreaming of a More than 40 de constriction tends to raise the matter of form what was Here be As in recent works by Bill some finished pieces a peal As with strips of color and texture Are squeezed tightly into their secrets awaiting extraction and sex with its the play of several images simultaneously on separate but colliding planes that suggests single works coming on like for someone so interested in shapes you can its not sur prising to find Krieger also work ing in Ledas Swan Doest so much Rise into the Grey milk sky As Cut through every thing she does Here in this medium is but the stunner is her woman dreaming of a Gar this handsome woman with her flowered hat is at once striking in her stillness the completeness of this picture and in her concentration on something beyond the it captures beautifully the conflict Between stillness and motion which is in All the work in this video revolution Sparks film predictions by Michael Blowen Boston Globe r the astounding growth of pay Tele vision channels and the proliferation of video tape recorders and video cassettes has irrevocably altered the movie i the following projections Are based on interviews with videocassette dealers and producers during the past they were All asked to predict How movies would change within the next i d there will be fewer movies but More theatre screens will be i theory is based on the Block Buster mentality currently govern ing the Hollywood since the major studios make most of their income from a handful of these Meg films will open on and we will see More the increasing Market for videocassettes will open the door for More Independent the technology for producing video films will improve to the Point where image Quality will increase while costs Independent filmmakers saddled with the High Cost of theatrical production could easily produce a feature length video for instead of spending on a n More novies will be made directly for Home film premieres will be available on completely by passing theatrical it costs an average of million just to open a movie no matter How big the potential Audi ence said a studio who wished to remain it costs the same to open rhinestone a Flop As it did to open return of the films that we dont think have a Chance to make Money theatrically will be sold directly to Cable and n advanced exhibition systems will make certain films special new is degree such As those on display at Walt Disney will give the film goer an experience that cant be duplicated in conventional Heaters or on the major studios will continue to reduce production and increase distribution of 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overseeing the Treasury Board president Robert de Cotret has an the decision is meant to at this critical that construction proceeds in the most efficient and economical Man de Cotret said in a of the decision to dismantle the three year old Canada museums construction he said the fed eral department of Public works already has All the expertise necessary to effectively oversee projects of this managed both the which was the responsibility of the communications managed construction of both the National museum of Man in and the new National Art the Ottawa citizen reported that construction of the museum of Man was expected to halt in a few Days As a result of a Long running dispute Between the projects mechanical engineers and the Prin Cipal Parizeau and a Montreal engineering withdrew its engineers from the project 19 and sources say the firm was frustrated by the frequent design changes demanded by the Douglas the citizen prune project manager or the construction Cor said the walk out 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