Club members who contribute to The Cliff Dwellers Arts Foundation can witness their donations at work via programs that are funded in whole or partly from Foundation grants. All Cliff Dwellers are welcome to attend these events which are presented at the club or at other local venues. In January, it was a free concert in the Kiva and last month a viewing of the new documentary about city planner Daniel Burnham. Here's the next offering:

OFF-SITE:

March 16 (Tuesday): Four string players from the New Millennium Orchestra join curatorial staff members at the downtown Loyola University of Museum of Art (LUMA) for a free program complementing the current exhibit, "Moholy-Nagy: Education of the Senses." The event, funded by The Cliff Dwellers Arts Foundation, is titled "Hungarian National and International Identity: The Music of Béla Bartók and György Ligeti" and will include Bartok's Quartet No. 2 and Ligeti's Quartet No. 1 ("Métomorphoses Nocturnes"). Peformance time is 6:00 pm with open seating. LUMA is at 820 N. Michigan Ave., just west of the Water Tower.

CONTINUING:

Exhibition of photography by Mary Sylvester. She is a Chicagoan who has been a model, art buyer, and a producer. Her images, in an ongoing series, relate to people, places, and things. Continues through March 30. (A selection of sample photos appears on the Gallery page of the club's website.) Also, there's the ongoing table-top sculpture display along the east window wall of the Kiva. These pieces are presented by SculpTours from Sedgwick Studio in Chicago and are in a showing that changes in part during the extended exhibit run.