NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

BARBARA BARTHOLOMEW’S photograph, ‘Fired Utopia Future," was one of 10 works chosen to
represent the North Shore at the annual Images & Objects Exhibit this May in Trail. A record
number of artists entered this year’s competition, sponsored by the North Vancouver Community

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Ten works chosen for Trail

A RECORD number of artists from
Deep Cove to Whistler submitted

work into this year’s regional jury-
‘ing exhibit for the 171th annual Im-
ages & Objects, the visual compo-
nent of the B.C. Festival of the
Arts. ©. co

. Jurors Anne Rosenberg and fan
Thomas had a difficult time choos-
ing 10 winning works to represent
the North Shore at the festival in

“Trail this May, but here they are in -
‘ alphabetical’ order: Bob.

From page 22. |
Station Street Arts Centre: States
of Shock. Sam Shepard's first stage
work in six years. Fend Players
tackles this work about an Ameri-
can industrial military complex
and the havoc it wreaks. To Feb.
27. Tickets: 280-3000.

Metro Theatre: You Can’t Take it
With You. George Kaufman and
Moss Hart present a war of styles
in this cynical American comedy. .
To March 13. Infe: 266-7191.

“Vancouver Little Theatre: Pink
ink Theatre presents the western
Canadian premiere of Paul Vogel's
new comedy, The Baltimore
Waltz. To Mar, 14. Tickets: 872-
1861.

-. Firehall Theatre: Touchstone
Theatre presents Iceberg Lettuce.
A day in the life of Elaine, an ac-
tor, who is smart, sane and cool,
but whose family gatherings are
horrific, hilarious and all too famil-
iar. Stars Joy Coghill, Oliver
Becker and Kate Schlemmer. To
Feb. 28. Info: 689-0926.

The Apollo Theatre: ‘The Dream
Continues...” in celebration of
Black History month, Black

Yoshisuke Arake for Houses on
the slope of the Avenue, oil; Bar-
bara Sartholomew for her photo
Fired Utopia Future; Lil Chrzan,
XX ‘Untitled, oil on velum; Noe!
Fogarty, Treescape, ar-
cylic/polymer; Lisa Klepak, Vehi-
cles of the Rich & Famous: Ode to
Walt Whitman, acrylic and gold
leaf; Lewis Kryzezkowski, Copper
Glitz, raku; Anne Love, The Non
Knit Sweater, wool/embroidery;
Gordon Montgomery for his

Theatre West presents David
Woods’ powerful play about Mar-
tin Luther King Jr. To Feb. 27. 396
Kamloops St. Tickets: $12/10 at
253-5539.

The Secret Space Theatre: Ac-
cidental Death of an Anarchist.
The author of We Won’t Pay! We
Won’t Pay! has created a hilarious
farce in the true Fo Tradition.
Novus Theatre tackles Dario Fo's
satire on corruption in the Italian
police force. 46632 Main St. To
March 13, Tickets: $14/12 at 280-
3000.

Studio 58: The Kat who would be
Kool, This production is a 1950s
adaptation of Moliere’s Bourgeois
Gentleman. To March 13. Tickets:
324-5227.

Park and Tilford: Army of Dark-
ness, Homeward Bound: The In-
credible Journey, Groundhog Day,
Loaded Weapon 1, Scent of a
Woman, A Few Good Men, The
Vanishing, 985-3911,

“NV Arts Council holds meeting

THE ‘NORTH Vancouver
: Community’ Arts Council is
holding another informal round
of discussions on ‘a range of
topics tomorrow. night at
Spirals Cafe. ;

As a result of the success of
its recent artists’ forum, the aris
council has decided to hold
meetings each month ‘to im-
prove ‘communication among
North Shore artists. Spirals
Cafe has offered space for regu-
_lar artists meetings the last
Thursday of each month.

Tomorrow's meeting, held
from 7 to 9 p.m., will not focus
on a specific theme, say orga-
nizers, although. the North
Shore Arts Commission’s cul-
tural development officer
Brenda Berck is hoping to at-
tend in order to clarify the role
of the commission.

Next month, the arts council
plans to tackle the issue of arts
promotion,” how arts. groups
can get involved in resource:
sharing, gain access to ‘equip-
ment and databases.

photo Water Fountain; Pamela
Scott, A Driftwood Garden,
gouache, and Frances Solar,
Southwest, fibre and silk.

Twenty-three artists were chosen
to receive honorable mentions. A
total of 155 artists entered the an-
nual competition, compared with
77 last year. Seventy-four of the
submissions were from North
Vancouver and 29 from West
Vancouver. .

Esplanade 6: Aladdin, Som-
mersby, The Crying Game, Alive,
Untamed Heart, The Temp. 983-

St. Andrew’s United Church:
Twenty-second Annual North
Shore Music Festival, presented by
the B.C. Registered Music Teach-
er’s Association North Shore
branch. March 1-12. Final concert
March 12 at 7:30 p.rn. Tickets: ~
$3/1.50.

Centennial Theatre: Me and My
Girl. The Greater Vancouver Op-
eratic Ssciety’s 46th production
features performances by several
North Shore singers, including
Don Jabour. To March 6 at 8 p.m.
Tickets: 984-4484,

Silk Purse: Performance by North
Shore Academy of Music teacher,
pianist Poh Lin Koh. Feb. 25 at 10
a.m, Tickets: $8.

Elsewhere
St. Andrew’s Wesley Church:
Vancouver Cantata Singers team

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Ferocious Fish up for Grammy

A WEST Vancouver group of
composers and sound designers
has been nominated for a 1993
Grammy Award,

Locals Jim Guttridge, Erika
Florian and Daryl Bennett of
Ferocious Fish have been

nominated for their work on
U.S. rock group Gwar's video
Falice in Wonderland,

Ferocious Fish wrote the
score and created sound design
for director Bill Morrison of
Vancouver,

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