34 — Wednesday, October 2, 1991 — North Shore News

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Gailery: Canadian Federation of
University Women of North Van-
couver’s Art Appreciation Group
- Show. Watercolors. Gallery hours:
Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 p.m. Spon-
sored by North Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council. .
North Vancauver Previncial
Courthouse: Whimsical collages -
hallmark fanis Blyth’s show, to
Oct. 16. Gallery hours: Mon.-Fri

’ 8:30-4:30 p.m. Sponsored by the
North Vancouver. Community Arts
‘Counc. 2
. Gallery Alpha: Transitions: Three
Generations of Emerging Artists.
Carol Dukowski, Audrey Marsden,
‘Marta Pan. Oct. 3-26. 207-1331
* Marine Drive, West Vancouver.
Gallery hours: 12-5:30 p.m.,

“ Tues.-Sai. Info: 926-1263.
Ferry. Building::Earthen Planes.
Rita Moore. An elemental and
- unique vision of the past and
future. To Oct. 6. ~
Sharon Quirke. Eliade’s Autumn.
 Aseries of acrylic paintings that
document j journeys, both Physical

THE SEYMOUR ‘ad Gal Nery ‘has | ‘set
“Nov: 2 as the date for its first-ever
home tour exhibit. vo

The tour will be of homes of ar-
“chitectural merit in the Deep Cove
area. The idea:is to raise funds for
‘the new Deep Cove Cuitural-Cen-
tre, which will be new. home to
the. gallery. and ‘fous other arts

groups. The Deep Cove Gallery is-

-currently housed .in. Seycove Sec-
ondary School. :

_. The tour will take place between
Noon and 3:30 p.m. The cost is
$10. Maps will be available the
- morning of Saturday, Nov. 2.

- For, more specific information,
phone 929-7981.

View

~-- artists’

studios

THE.FERRY Building Gallery is of.
fering a tour of Gulf Island artists’
studios on. Wednesday, Oct. 9.
leaving from the gallery ‘at ‘8
a.m., participants will be taken by
ferry to Galiano Island and visit the
‘studios of painters, stained glass
artists; weavers and sculptors,
_ Early registration is zecom-
mended. Phone 925-3605 for
details about cost and other rele-
vant information.

Voiunteers
needed

FIRST NIGHT, Yancouver’s New
Year's Eve celebration of the arts,
’ is looking for volunteers.

Helpers are needed to perform
such duties as market surveying,
ticketing, ushering, security, office
duties and crowd control.

Volunteers receive a First Night
button and t-shirt. Those who are
interested should call Britt Rogers
at 669-9894...

The North. Shore has been
dropped from this year's First
Night itinerary after hosting the
event for the first time last year.

and metaphysical, and the in-

evitable return of the seasons. Oct.

8-20. Gallery hours: Tues., 11
a.m.-8 p.m.; Wed.-Sun., 12-8 p.m.
Info: 925-3605.

Seymour Art Gallery: Sharon
Christian. Drawings, paintings and
papier mache. To Oct. 28. Gallery
hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.;
Wed. eves, 7-9 p.m. Saturdays 1-4
p.m. Info: 929-7981. The gallery is
organizing a tour of architecturally
interesting Deep Cove homes as a

tundraiser for their new gallery.
Nov. 2.

Presentation House: Roses, Wind
and Other Stories. An exhibit of
recent photographs by April
Hickox and Interieur, jour —
Claude-Phillipe Benoit. The show
runs until Oct. 13. Gallery hours:
Wed.-Sun., 12-5 p.m.; Thurs., 12-9
p.m. Info: 986-1351.

North Shore Museum: The Ver-
satile Dilemma. A timely look at
the history of the Wallace/
Burrard/Versatile Shipyard and
what it has meant to the com-
munity of North Vanccuver. To
Oct. 6. Museum hours: Wednes-
day-Sat, 1-4 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5
p.m. Admission free.

Harrison Galleries: 2022 Park
Royal South Mall. Kiff Holland,
Daniel Izzard and more. Info:
926-2615.

Ogioff Graphics: Retrospective _
collection from 1981-91.
Mythopoeic, surrealism and vi-

sionary dreamscapes. 3392 Marine

Drive. Gallery hours: Fri.-Sun.,
10-6 p.m.

Elsewhere:

Vancouver Ari Gallery: Lisette
Model. To Oct. 14. First major
retrospective from the period
1926-1983. Model was an out-
standing teacher to Diane Arbus.
This exhibit inciudes portraits of
entertainers and individuals iaken
in Europe and New York.

Diane ‘arris Gallery: Gu Xiong:
Gu’s World. Multi-media artist
from China. To Oct. 15. Gallery
hours: Tues.-Sat. from 10-5:30
p.m. Artist talk: Oct. 2 at 7 p.m.
Bau-Xi Gallery: North Shore artist
Sylvia Tait. Homage to a Troubled
Earth. To Oct. 5. Hours: 9:30-5:30,
Mon.- Sat.

Faces and Figures, Granville
Island: Three Sculptors in Stone:
Michael Binkley, Babe Gunna,
George Pratt. Over 40 major
pieces of stone sculpture. Oct. :
10-14. 1245 Cartwright Street. in-
fo.: 984-8574,

Crown Gallery: Dianne Ostoich’s
images of the Baden-Powell Trail.
To Oct, 19, 562 Beatty Street.

| resource, giving my students an excellent perspective |
on how. the world does business. Port ac ctivity helps me
demonstrate the principles of global trade, and offers
a real life example of what it takes to move Canada’ S
_ exports and imports to market. Port-supplied classroom —
materials, tours and the Public Viewing Centreat . _
‘Vanterm give students. a. hands-on opportunity to see.

: tr meporiionst at work in Canada’ Ss busiest port.’

Harvie Wel xer, Teacher, Britannia Se mt Schoot

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