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‘AH Soles Day’ Set For Saturday

CAPE MAY FT. - Site •culpjurc generally, sen sitizes our perception of the ^landscape hy altering it in some way The artist by working outside uses the landscape to investigate and comment upon natural processes - Meginning 8 a m Saturday 1 k 1 10, .irtist ( onmo .Inst, with the help of members of the South Jersey community, will celVbrate All Soles tSoulsi Day” with the con instruction of approximately l.ooo cast sand flounders which will run an eighth of a mile down the narrow beach of Cape May Point

State Park. -"WE'LL BEGIN wohk in the morning, molding the flounders from damp sand, following the tide to its lowest em*.” said Jost, “By 12:48 p m\ the tide will begin to return By 6 p.nV, the entire sculpture will be swept out to sea. " "It's ytery much like the sandcastles and sand.Sculpture we all made as children ” "TIDEMARK" WILL hr ing together people who wish to celebrate the cycles in nature — the seasonal changes, the reclamation of the beach by the sea after a summer of sun-

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worshippers. To Jpst "All Soles Day" recreates in a contemporary, ritual -the awe of firimitive peoples for natural phenomena? the associations, often religious, which they attach to specific objects or .locations and thg sway that * natural forces hold over them. FOB THE PAST # 10 years, Jost has made fhc environment and it$ creatures, prifnariky water-oriented creatures, her subject. Of course, the work has taken a more "conventional” tack. The artist's sculpture constructed of cast latex rubber and natural materials has been most recently shown in the Fantasy and Humor Show at the Roscnfeld Gallery, Philadelphia. This year, Jost earned a fellowship from thd New Jersey State Council on the Arts. She has exhibited in Philadelphia. New York, California and New Jersev. PARTICIPATION in "Tidemark” is encouraged from 8 am until noon. Participants should wear dark warm clothes and bring work gloves. A reception will follow at the park at 1 pm. Rain or Wind Date is 8 am, Sunday, Oct. 31. Contest For Farm Pictures TRENTON - There is still time to photograph the fruits of New Jersey’s rich harvest and beautiful countryside this time of year. Entries in the New Jersey Agricultural Society’s fifth annual Farm Photo Contest are due by Dec. 31. A top prize of $250 will be awarded for the best black' and white picture.' The society is particularly anxious to have top quality black and white/ photographs because they can be used so extensively. A $100 GRAND prize and a $50 second prize are also being-offered for the top 35mm color slides. The slides and photographs submitted in the contest will be used by the New Jersey Agricultural Society, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture and other farm organizations ' throughout the state. OPEN TO H O T II amateurs and professionals. entrants do not have to live in New Jersey, but all photographs must have been taken in the Garden State. The contest is divided into three categories: farm people, farm animals and farm scenery and still life. Fifty dollar cash prizps-will be awarded to the Wmner oK each category in both color \ and black and white. A j total of $650 in caslrprizes / will be awarded. PRINTS AND slides submitted for the contest will not be returned. Negatives will be required of all prize winners for reproduction purposes, but upon request will be returned in six months. v Winning entries will be selected by a panel of judges with expertise in agriculture and photography. Contest entries should be mailed to the New Jersey Agricultural Society, CN 331. Trenton. 08625.

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