A-R-T By The Sea Gailery:
- Works by North Vancouver
“artist Lise Bravyham. To Oct.

29. Park Royal South.
“Information: 923-1840.

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“ Pentzek. To Get. 27.

‘* Information: 904 0907. -

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Gallery: Welie’s World.

; xhibition of oils and water-
~ colours by Alan Wylic. To’

Oct. 24. Information: 922-

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* Downstairs Gallery: English

Pubs & French Cafes, Exhibit
of over 40 pen and ink draw:
ings by Barb) Wood. Oct. 21-
Nov. 30. Opening reception,
Oct. 21,10 a.m- 4p.m., artist
in attendance, noon-4 p.m.
Intormation: 926-3525.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Faces af Vision, A portrait
exhibition of 12 North Shore
artists of the Visions of the
North Shore Millennium
project by photographic
artist, Richard Montagna. To
Oct. 29. Gallery hours: 11
a.m.-5 p.m., Tue-Sun.
Information: 925-7266.
First Street Gallery: New
works by artists Miriam
slroeste, Charles Cawie, Jaye
Cameroun, Aun Hurst, Alice
Raskin and Merrilee Sett.
Dreamings. Australian
Aboriginal Art. Information:
986-2664.

North Vancouver District -
Hall: North Shore landscapes
by Dorothy Faster; and textile
arts by Mary Frances Hanlon
and Susanne Cowan. To Nov.
15. Exhibits are a program of
the N.V, Community Arts
Council and open Mon-Fri,
8:30 a.m-4:30 p.m.

North Vancouver Museum
and Archives: Nertl

Vanconver Experience. A con

munity history exhibit cele-
brating the social and indus-
trial growth that led to the
development of the urban
and rural communities. Uy
Story, Your Story, Our Stor v.
Evhibic explores the contri-
butions of individuals who
have enriched North
Vancouver's multi-cultural
history. Information: 987-
3618. Museum open Tue-
Sun noon to 5 pan.

PGE Railway Station: A
Chauav af Place: North
Vancouver Neighbourlioods. A
look at how the landscapes
and streetscapes of North
Vancouver have changed in
the last 90 years. Ongoing.
Station open irom noon-4
pm, Wed-Sun. Located at
the foot of Lonsdale.
Information: 987-5618.
Presentation House
Gallery: Canicra Over
Hallywood. Photographs by
John Swope, 1936-1938. To
Oct. 28. Gallery hours: Wed-
Sun, noon-5 p.m. and Thu,
noon-9 p.m.

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Ron Andrew recCentre:
Miriam Arorste displays her
raku pottery tiles, plaques
and decorators pieces along
with Dennis Badaley’s pen
and ink drawings and prints
of Saskatchewan, To Oct. 22.
Functional and decorative
ceramic works by Larrise
Leibinan, Oct. 22-Nov. 12.
Seymour Art Galiery: The
Voice Within: Au Exploration
of Creativity. Exhibition of
ceramic sculptures by Ron
Tribe. To Oct. 29.
Information: 924-1378.
Gallery hours: noon-4 p.m.

* Tue-Sun.

Silk Purse Gallery: Real
Women. Exhibition of images
of contemporary life by artist
Vange Brossard. To Oct. 29.
Gallery hours: noon to 5
p.m. ‘Fue-Sun. Information:
925-7292.

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However, Riml is quite definite that she has no wish to
direct her own work (she has wo other plavs to her credit; Cool
and Detex). “A director brings something, their own vision. 1
can step back.” Bet she says it has been difficule to watch her
play with preview audiences while “we are still working on it.”

Under the Infinence ran at the Fringe Festival last vear as a
one-woman show with actor Susinn McFarlen playing three dif-
ferent women grappling forces in their lives they cannot quite
control. ft combined humour with occasional poignancy and
was the best thing I saw at the festival, MeFarlen is back in this
production but playi ing just one of the roles, while Rimi has
added a new role: that of a aew mom attempting to foresee the
advice her baby will need in her life. Says Rim: “She was just an
idea at the Fringe. I developed the writing while I was chang-
ing.” Rim] and husband (writer/actor Michael St. John Smith)
are now the proud parents of six-month-old Christopher.”

The hardest part of the Arts Club production process? “It's
ironic..1 work in advertising and this is the hardest thing: talking .
about myself as opposed to just going to the play — that's vul-
nerability.” ;
B Under the Influcnee rons to November 25. For information
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