Entertainment Exhibit displays best of architect Erickson Arthur Erickson: Selected Projects 1971-1985, an ex- hibition of architectural drawings and models by the’ internationally known. Van- couver architect, Opens Oc- tober 11 at the Vancouver Art Gallery The 19 Erickson projects describing his diverse practice. in a wide range of building types and environments in-° cluding private homes, public concert halls,’ art : galieries, office buildings, law courts,.. ministries, .pavilions, and: others, - will be- on’ ‘view through January 12, 1986. - The exhibition was organized by the Centre for {| Inter-American Relations, New York City, an affiliate of the Americas Society, under curator Barbara E. Shapiro, herself a.. former member of the Erickson team : ‘|| of architects. : Erickson, born in 1924, isa native of. Vancouver, where he maintains the head- quarters of his practice. ° _ The three block eoiect, which includes the. -Van- . couver Art Gallery, the B.C. | Law Courts and Government Offices, as well as the Cana- dian Chancery in Washington D.C., the Science Halls in Saudi : Arabia, the Roy Thomson . Hall and Sun Life Building’:" both in Toronto, and ‘the: California Plaza in Los: Angeles are among the pro--. jects on: view. ‘The’ exhibition materials = original “sketches, variant studies, telecopier prints, models and working draw- ings - have been assembled to retrace and reconstruct Erickson’s design process and working methods over a fourteen year period. Russell Marks, Jr., presi- _ dent of the Americas Society, in his preface to the exhibi- tion catalogue points out that Erickson’s drawings and models are works of art in their own right. “Erickson develops his ideas with drawings and models, following a process of refinement surprisingly akin to the traditional pro- cesses of painting .and — sculpture. Erickson is ad- mired as a master architect since his high international reputation is established. by assessment of completed jobs,”’ said Marks. WESTCO ST PRODUCT IONS PRESENTS ~ October 41, 12, 78, 19 ‘OKTOBERFEST "S85 . Featuring: + Jerry Wennes & the Happy Wanderers New Dinner Selection of Bavarian Food Includes Souvenir Stein * Karl Mette! & his band * Edelweiss Dancers *» Novelties “JICKETS: Only *S° Fridays, 21 saturdays.” ‘ Groups of 10 ormare cal 689-4805 ‘for Friday might discount! There's a ‘lot of - ‘Great Taste =~ ’ behind this face. . Available at all usual VICICBO outlets, Eaton's & Woodward's :-- - infocentres in major malis, AMS. Tkts/UBC. info: 280-4411, + Charge it: 260-4444 a Bring this Ag od oor for Free Admission 43 - Wednesday, October 9 1985 - North Shore News The Vancouver Symphony presents r AN EVENING OF CHAMBER MUSIC with JON KIMURA PARKER Winner of the 1984 International Piano Competition, Leeds, U.K. and the internationally-acclaimed ORFORD STRING QUARTET = |f Thursday, October 17 at 8 p.m. TH “ORPHEUM One » performance only! : Tickets: At-all VTC and CBO outlets, Eaton’s _ and Woodward’s $20 $16 $120 CHARGE BY PHONE: 280-4444 Eaton's MasterCard Visa (VTC and Orpheum surcharges applicable) CELEBRATE THE HERITAGE ROOM'S HARVEST THIS THANKSGIVING : THE THANKSGIVING SUNDAY BRUNCH — 10:00AM =3:00 PM ° On Thanksgiving Sunday, the Heritage Room will serve 'a very special Brunch | to those who wish to celebrate the harvest by allowing gs to create for you. SPECIAL BRUNC H PRICE PER PERSON $12.75 (Children I2yrs, & under $7.75) ‘THE THANKSGIVING SUNDAY DINNER — 6:00 PM- 10:00 PM Our reguiar dinner offerings are being served in addition to these Thanksgiving specials, APPETIZER Chilled Cream of Avocado and Alaskan Snowerab OR Glazed Artichoke Bottoms with Oysters and Muysels ENTREES Roast Frases Valley Turkey with’ Hirragon-Plunt Dressing, chateau potatoes, buttered green sprouts, erilled toma to with cauliflower mousse, crinberry situce $49 OR Medatlion of Beef Tenderloin in Portwing with Shituke Mushroams, fresh turned vegetables, wild rice, 22. DESSERT tfarvest Pumpkin Pig or Selection from aur Thanksgiving Dessert Trolley COFFEE OR SELEC Oh ‘TEAS + PRALINE CHOCOLATES We ue (n aaa HOTEL | Call 984-061 for reservations. 1999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver, B.C.