2013-523 Arts - Barbara Tyroler for Fall 2013 Arts Grant Agreement $1,000

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r Artful .Afternoon Sunday; Art with Punch and Judy Enjoy free art with a punch at '�" the Artful After- noon on Sunday, July 3 from I to 5 p.m. at the Green- belt Community Fl Center (15 Cres z cent Road in Old Greenbelt). See the oldest Punch ' m Show in America o from Baltimore, o Professor Horn's Punch and Judy Photographer Barbara Tyroler installs one of Show is a Mary- her pieces for the gallery exhibit entitled, land tradition. "Beijing Impressions." The free monthly Artful Afternoon includes Greenbelt from 1 to 5 p.m., en- hands-on art projects, art gallery joy guided tours of the historic shows and entertainment. It is home at 10-B Crescent Road op- sponsored by the Greenbelt De- erated by the Greenbelt Museum. partment of Recreation. Bring Also visit the museum's exhibit family, friends and neighbors for at the Community Center — s fun and relaxing afternoon. "Living the Heathy Life." It ex- From 1 to 3 p.m. kids of all plores the history of sport, health ages can make a vase from re- and fitness in the New Deal Era cycled containers with Artist-in- with something for all ages. residence Marla McLean. All This exhibit is open 9 a.m. to 10 materials will be provided free. p.m. daily. At 3 p.m. see Professor `Beijing Impressions: Photog- Horn's Punch and Judy Show raphy by Barbara Tyroler" will be featuring comedy, magic, melodies exhibited in the Community from a vintage hurdy-gurdy music Center Gallery through July 29. box and classic puppet show for The exhibit includes a number all ages. This show has had of "figurative landscapes," which continuous performances in Balti- "synthesize the ancient with the more since 1897. The show was contemporary, the literal with the started by Edward Ross, known metaphoric, to reflect the people as "Professor Rosella." During and the city in cultural and po the Great Depression,George litical transformation," says the Horn learned the show from artist. The series was inspired in Rosella and presented it from the part by the work of Chinese poet 1930s to 1987. The current "Pro- Lin Bai, as translated by fessor Horn, Mark Walker, first Tyroler's daughter Saturn Tyroler- saw Horn's show during the Cooper. The gallery is open 9 1960s. Years later, in 1987, the a.m. to 10 p.m. daily whenever two became good friends and the the room is not reserved (to con- show was passed on again. firm access call 301-397-2208). Walker performs under the same On Tuesday, July 26 at 8 p.m., name in honor of Horn, continu- in conjunction with the exhibit, ing the 108-year tradition. Samm Tyroler-Cooper will give a Each month at the Artful After- free presentation about her research noon see artists-in-residence work in Beijing on Chinese migration during the Studio Open House practices. Joining her will be and Demonstrations from 1 to 5 American artist Ben Collier sharing p.m. See sculpture displays cre- some of his own digital photogra- ated by community members at phy produced during a year in previous Artful Afternoons on China. The event is free and open display throughout the Commu- to the public. nity Center. For more information call Bar- For historic perspectives on bara Dickey Davis at 240-542-2062.