12 — Wednesday, August 11, 1999 — North Shore News

Volunteers é are always an essential part of this festival. A
big thanks to (from feft to right} Jan Randy, Bert Kirby

and Lorna Anderson.

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WV Harmony Arts has something f for all

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WEST Vancouver looks torward to this event every year. For
ning years now, the Harmony Arts Festival has featured art in all
shapes and forms. From music and dance to gallery: shows,
wearable art, creative interactive events, and even a skateboard
ballet. There is teuly something tor evervone. The opening cer-
emonies on Friday night were great and the weekend events
included a craft market and live music shows. The festival, spon-
sored in part by the West Vancouver Foundation, continues all
this week and pext weekend. Catch some five music at fohn
Lawson park nightly, visit the galleries and take in some tun.

Doug Hodges. was quick
to give full credit to wife
Trudi for her talented
stone garden decorations.
Trudi was ill and had to
miss out on the fun.

Ferry Building Gallery ci co-ordinator Ruth Payne chose a
very special piece to show. This photo of a bride was
taken by our own News photographer Cindy Goodman.

Mirlam Bergson (left) and
Monica Murphy looked
great in their Harmony Arts
shirts. They were busy
telling everyone about all
of this week's events.

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Michele McBurney
showed off her henna tat-
toos, an intricate body
painting technique done
by artist Kalpana Joshi.

The Silk Purse was
bustling with visitors, but
Ruth Lewis was ready for
them all and she greeted
everyone at the door.

Never pass up a chance to
see Xwa-lack-tun’s (a.k.a.
Rick Harry) work. His
native artistry is legendary
in these parts and will be on
display again this week at
the Ferry Building.

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Two-year-old Emma
Patile looked quite at
home inside a tiny tipis.
The smail tents were a big
hit with the kids.

The Harmony Arts Festival
brings out smiles in every-
one. Just ask jong time
West Van resident Isobel
Sutherland.

Lions Bay glass blower
Lawrence Ruskin uses a
very difficult technique to
create some wonderful
effects. His glass flowers
were especially beautiful.

Artist Wendy Murphy uses papier mache to create won-
dertul three-dimensiona! effects on her art work.

Joye and Brad MacPherson,

seen here with son

Shayden and daughter Alaysia, have made their stone
art jewelry into a fabulous family business.

Masnid Soltani, a festival
yuiunteer, was cniy too
happy to help out in the
office.

This i is the group that put it
ali together. Clockwise
from back right: Jen Low,
Laura MacMaster, Tina
Chow and Keisten
Hutchinsen have ail
devoted long hours to the
project.

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