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Mr. Pettibon, best known for his drawings, will have his in late 2005 or early 2006.

Backed by the musician's widow, Yoko Ono, who said she might travel to Scotland to see the production later this summer, the new adaptation is the first time In His Own Write – Lennon's wordplay-obsessed collection of nonsense rhymes and drawings – will have been performed since Lennon read extracts of it on television in 1964.

Photographs, posters and drawings will have to do (as with so much theater and dance), and gorgeous ones can be seen now in a compact, well-designed exhibit at Chez Josephine, the Manhattan restaurant at 414 West 42nd Street owned by Baker's biographer and unofficial son, Jean-Claude Baker. Jean-Claude Baker

Widescreen versions are always preferable to full-screen versions, but watching Mr. Gilliam's exquisitely detailed animation for "Life of Brian's" fantastic title sequence in widescreen might make one miss the intricacies of his dazzling drawings; you will have to use the "zoom" feature on your DVD remote to study them further.

Raffle drawings will take place at 7 p.m. Dec. 23.

The plan is for her to mount a few exhibitions every year, and she will have drawings on view here on a regular basis.

And then, after New Orleans, I'll go and meet them and we'll see some drawings, we'll have some camera tests and things.

The double show, from Oct. 31 through Dec. 19, will have 80 drawings and 10 or more sculptures, most of them small, made between 1960, when the artist moved to East Hampton, and 1980.

According to conceptual drawings of the plaza, it will have new box offices, planters, walkways, reflecting pools and light beacons "visible from afar". Ornamental orange trees, references to the county's agricultural roots, are also planned.

Before then, it is likely that Mr. Max will have completed more drawings.

The restaurant will have paintings and drawings from some of the areas most notable new artists.