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Sculpture competition opens

For Lonsdale Quay

A SCULPTURE competition of major significance
to artists in British Columbia opens this month
under the sponsorship of the North Vancouver

Community Arts Council.

The Lonsdale Quay Water-
front Park Sculpture Com-
petition with its theme, Vi-
sions of North Vancouver,
hopes to give artists in the
province a chance to con-
tribute to the revitalization of
the North Shore waterfront
by creating a piece of
sculpture representative of
the North Vancouver com-
munity — its history and its
setting.

Internationally renowned
sculptor Bill Reid, one of the
five jurors, has long
acknowledged the impor-
tance of art tn public places
‘A city cannot call itself a
cultural enuty unless it has

public works of Art) which
are reflections of its
identity ’

Fund-raising for the pro
yect, which has a budget of
$150,000, has already netted
$114,000 including a $75,000

donation from the City of
North Vancouver, $2,500
from the Distrat, and

$26,500 from COtporate and
individual donors An add
tional $10,000 as) currently
under review leaving approx
imately $36,000) sall to be
raised tf the Competitipn is to
be successful All donations
are tax deductible, the names
of those donating over $1,000
to be inscribed on a special
plague at the sculpture site
A special fund raising arts
and crafts fai sponsored by

IaRRISON
Galleries
presents
Daniel. tzzard
Exhibition

June 21-29/84
at
29282 Granville St

Van

By ELLA PARKINSON

the Lonsdale Quay and the
Arts Council will be held July
28 and 29 at the Waterfront
Park as part of the Summer
Festival celebrations.

Official opening date of
the competition is June 29.
All artists currently residing
in B.C. are invited to par-
ucipatc. Registrations for in-
dividuals or teams along with
a fee of $25 to cover ex-
penses, will be accepted until

ork a Vine

RESTAURANT

2 for 1

July 20. Artists wishing
registration forms and com-
petition guidelines are re-
quested to contact Ella
Parkinson at the North Van-
couver Community Arts
Council, 333 Chesterfield
Avenue, phone 988-6844.

in the first stage of the
competition, preliminary
judging by an eminent jury of
five artists will take place in
the Fall of 1984, following
which six semi-finalists will
each be given $500 to develop
a 3-dimensional mode! [n
Stage Two of the project in
December of 1984, a winning
entry will be selected and the
artist commissioned to com.
plete the work by the spring
of 1986

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world touring that takes up
six months of every year.
This is the first time in
almost 20 years that Van-
couver has been included in
the tour, but it may become
a regular stop.

Marsden is making a kill-

From page B6

Before the band’s com-
mercial success, Marsden
was a boxer, like most of his
family. Then Gerry and the
Pacemakers’ first hit How

Do You Do It? was released .
and went to number one. | i280" the persistent demand

Like It and You'll Never rake her al music. vc
Walk Alone followed, all 16 more co mplicat od than .
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on the charts for a never music’’ and ‘‘simple somone”
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one hits with their first three ood bands
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forerunners of today’s rock place aft . orn ane Sodding
videos.‘‘They were terrible aid.””
movies, the acting was crap’’ pare.

but they promoted the Gerry and the Pacemakers
music. continues at Plazazz until

The most recent set of June 30 with shows at 8
Pacemakers were recruited and 10p.m. weeknights, 8

two months ago for the and llp.m. weekends.

NEWS photos Stuart Davis

First prize for the commis-
sion and the sculpture will be
approximately $125,000
depending on the success of
fund-raising. Runners-up wil
receive a second prize of
$3,000 and a third prize of
$1,000. The winning entry
will be erected in time for the
opening of Expo ’86, mark-
ing the waterfront as the
gateway to North Vancovuer
and a fitting symbol for the
rebirth of the city’s water-
front.

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