unveiled

Winning sculptures

THE WINNERS of the
Lonsdale Quay Waterfront
Park Sculpture Competition
have now been chosen and
models of all six  semi-
finalists will be on display
for public viewing at the
B.C. Raii Building, 221 Wert
Esplanade, Friday, April 2¢
10 to 4:30 p.m. and Satur
day April 27, 10:30 to 4 p.m.

The first prize winner in
the Sculpture Competition
sponsored by the North
Vancouver Community Arts
Council, is Douglas Senft of
Cumberland, B.C. for his
Vision of North Vancouver
entitled Cathedral.

ii is an organic sculpture
involving earth forms and
steel frames and provides a
walking experience through
linear frames shaped to sim-
ulate the North Shere moun-
tains. It also provides views
both of the City of Van-
coouver and the mountains.

be combined for two equal
prizes of $2,000.00 each.
The two winners are Kwong
Y. Lau of North Vancouver
for his concept entitled
Beyond ihe North and Stan
Brain of Surge Narrows for
his concept entitled Vista
sfomeints.

The selections were made
by a jury consisting of Bill
Reid, renowned artist, Fred
Thornton Hollingsworth,
architect Marguerite Pinney,
art critic and federal gov-
ernment co-ordinator for
Arts Acquisition, Richard
Pavelek, president, B.C.
Landscape Architects Socie-
tv and Margaret Jessup,
North Vancouver school
trustee.

The competition and jury-
ing was co-ordinated by the
very well known Mr. Henry
Elder, Professor Emeritus of
Architecture at U.B.C., and
historian and philosopher.

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