NEWS photo Mike Wakefleld

VANCOUVER ARTIST Toni Onley (centre) personatizes the cast of Katie Paterson at a recent
Artists for Kids Trust watercolor workshop for elementary school students. .

Artists for Kids hosts summer camp

THE | PARADISE Valley
Summer School of the Arts
will offer two week-long out-
door studio adventures for
young artists aged nine through
18 with some of Canada’s
‘finest artists at the North
Vancouver Outdoor School this
July.

. The summer school, sponsored
_ by Crown Life Insurance and the
Artists for Kids Trust, is in a rich
460-acre rainforest near
Brackendale, B.C.

The week of July 9 through 14
will feature Canadian artist Ted
Harrison in a drawing and painting
program.

Young artists aged nine through
13 will receive daily instruction in

_ small classes from, art teachers
Barbara Sunday, Pat O’ Hara and Bill
MacDonald as they team with

_ Harrison to build on individual artis-
tic skills, -

A daily recreation program of
canoeing, hiking, cave exploration,
archery and outdoor challenge games
will add fun and excitement to the
week. Each evening a guest artist
will discuss his or her work and life.

Renowned. Newfoundland _print-
maker. David Blackwood, West
Coast painters Gordon Smith and
O'Hara, along with Salish carver
Rick Harry, will join Harrison for the
evening discussions.

During the second week, July 16-
21, young artists aged nine through
13 will work with O" Hara ina draw-
ing and painting program. Young
artists aged 14 through 18 may
choose to work with Blackwood and
Wayne Eastcott in- a week-long
intaglio printmaking workshop or
they can elect an environmentally
focussed drawing and painting pro-
gram = featuring . O'Hara and
artisvteacher MacDonald.

Participants may join daily
planned recreation activities or they
may choose to mentor with onc of

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As well as participating ina high-
quality art education program, meals,
accommodation and supervision by
North Vancouver teachers and cabin
counsellors. A paramedic wil! be on-
site 24 hours-a-day.

‘The fee is $495. Financial assis-
tance is available. For more informa-
tion, call Artists for Kids at 987-
6667.

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