ART By The Sea Gallery:
Vorks by Elizabeth Wallace:
at Park Royal South. To Dee.
3. Intormation: 921-1840.
Bel Art Gallery Inc.:
Watermark. Exhibit by Alex
Fong. To Nov, 30.
Information: 404-0907.
Buckland Southerst
Gallery: Candles. Exhibition
cf new works by Andrea
Padovani. Nov 24-Dec. 4.
Information: 922-1915.
Downstairs Gallery: English
Pubs & French Cafes. Exhibit
of over 40 pen and ink draw-
ings by Barb Wood. To Nov.
30. Information: 926-3525.
Ferry Building Gallery:
Garden Ambrosia.
Watercolour and mixed
media paintings by Adam
Sultan. To Nov. 30. Gallery
hours: 11 am.-5 p.m., Tue-
Sun. Information: 925-7266.
First Street Gallery: New
works by artists Miriam
Aroeste, Charles Cowie, Tt Le
Cameron, Ann Hurst, Alice
Ruskin and Merrilee Sett.
Dreamings. Australian
Aboriginal Art. Information:
986-2664.
North Vancouver District
Hall: Exhibition by visual
artist Dkm. Heinrich Sandler
and potter Louise Liebman.
To Jan. 25. Opening recep-

Sun noon to 5 p.m.

PGE Railway Station: A
Chanae of Place: North
Vancouver Neighbourhoods. A
took at how the landscapes
and streetscapes of North
Vancouver have changed in
the last 90 vears. Ongoing.
Station open from noon-4
p-m., Wed-Sun. Located at
the foot of Lonsdale.
Information: 987-3618.
Presentation House
Gallery: Getting tt Lanether
in the Cenntry. Photographs
by Rodney Graham. To Dec.
17. Gallery hours: Wed-Sun,
noon-3 p.m. and ‘Thu, avon-
9 p.m. Intormation: 986-
1351.

Ron Andrew recCentre:
Sitkscreen prints, acrvlics on
canvas and watercolour
sketches by Bob DeCoste. To
Dee. 10.

Seymour Art Gallery: Find

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Folk favourite

JUNO award winning singer-songwriter James
Keelaghan performs Saturday, Dec. 2 at Capilano
College as part of the Regue Folk Club series.
Considered one of Canada’s top folk/roots
artists Keelaghan has released five soio albums.
Tickets $20/$17 (Rogue members), $14
(students/seniors) 990-7810.

tion, Nov. 29, 6:30-8:30
p.m. 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: North
Vancouver Experience. A com-
munity history exhibit cele-
brating the social and indus-

trial growth that led to the
development of the urban
and rural communities. Afy
Story, Your Story, Our Story.
Exhibit explores ‘the contri-
butions of individuals who
have enriched North
Vancouver’s multi-cultural
history. Information: 987-
5618. Museum open Tue-

Tt Here @ Cornucopia. Juried
show of givable art — folk
art, ghiss, jewelry, sculpture,
pottery, wreaths, ornaments,
cards, ete, Nov. 24-25, 10
a.m.-9 p.m. and Nov. 26, 10
a. pan.
Silk Purse Gallery: First
Nations — Theine &
Sariavons, An exhibit salur-
ing Daniel Izzard, Unity
Bainbadge, Patricia
Kichards m- Louie, Glen
Wood and fane Clark. To
Nov, 26, An exhibition of art
by watercolour artist Don
Curtiss, Nov. 28-Dee. 10.
Gallery hours: noon to 5
p.m. Tue-San. Information:
925-7292.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Nature's Palette.
Watercolours by Bill Murray.
A View ofan Exotic Part af
the World. Oils, pastels and

watercolours by Aziz Tabesh.

To Dee. 10.
West Vancouver Museurn
and Archives: Reflections of
Place. This exhibition is part
of the Visions of the North
Shore Millennium Project.
‘Twelve senior North Shore
artists have P
historical significance for
inspiration for 12 original
hand-pulled prints. To Dec.
16. Information: 925.7295.
Gallery open Tue-Sun 11
am, to5 pan. Archives open
Tue and Wed only, 1] a.m.-5
p.m.
Hycroft; Recent works by
West Van artist Brian Roser
To Nov. 26 Information:
Anne Thorvalson, 224-1241.
1489 McRae Ave., Van.
Jennifer Kostuik Gallery:
New Paintings by West
Vancouver ariist Tina Cullen.

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