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Jury choosing next Art Rental works

JURYING FOR the North Van-
couver Community Arts Coun-
cil’s next Art Rental begins this
Saturday at Highlands United
Church in North Vancouver,

The 40 new works chosen will
be featured on Nov. 13 in the
gallery of Presentation House

Gallery. They will be added to
150 pieces of art selected at
previous juryings.

Winners will receive $100 for
first prize, $75 for second and
$50 for third prize. Artists may
submit their work on Friday,
Nov. 8 from 7-8 p.m. or Nov. 9

from 9:30 a.m. to noon.

The Art Rental will be held
from 6-8 p.m. All of the work —
up for rent for as little as $4-$6 —
will be framed and ready to
hang.

For information, phone 988-
6844.

From page 36

One show only. Tickets $15, $20
at the door. Proceeds to benefit
the blind in Iran. Res.: 734-4271.
North Shore Community Concerts
presents pianist Sergei Babayan,
Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. Admission by
membership only.

Claire de Lune. French musical. ex-
travaganza suited for pre-school,
elementary and French immersion
students. Nov. 17 and 20. Info.:
983-2753.

Ferry Building: Pro Nova String
Ensemble. Dec. 5. Tickets: $8/7.
Info: 925-3605. North Shore
Academy of Music hosts musical
performances in the gallery every

North Shore

Gallery Alpha: Fantastic Visions:
A Halloween Spectacular. Chris
Blades, Carol Dukowski, Al Neil,
David Tuttle. To Nov. 30.
Seymour Art Gallery: Mixed
Media. Jollean Matsen with
Richard de la Mare, Heather
Chapman, Taylor-White and Deep
Cove artists. To Dec. 12. Gallery
hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
Wed. evenings 7-9 p.m., Sat. 1-4
p.m. Phone 929-7981 for informa-
tion. -

Ferry Building: Lisa Nielsen Ged-
des, Tahiti Honeymoon. Tropical -
watercolors. To Nov. 10. Gallery
hours: Tues. 11 a.m.-8 p.m.;
Wed.-Sun. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. info:
925-3605. .
Presentation Keuse: Annette
Messager, Making Up Stories,
Sandra Senchuk, Coming to
Death's Door, Nancy Barton,
Swan Song. To Nov. 24. Gallery
hours: Wed.-Sun. 12-5 p.m.;
Thurs. 12-9 p.m. Info: 986-1351.
North Vancouver City.Hall © =~
Gallery: To Nov. 20: Art
Educators’ Art Show. Wide range
of images and mediums. Hours: 9°
a.m: to 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
North Vancouver District Hall -
Gallery: Explore Moira Thomp-
son's retrospective of ceramics, to
Nov. 20. Gallery hours: Mon.-Fri.
8:30-4:30 p.m. .
North Vancouver Provincial
Courthouse: North Vancouver
Painter Kim C. Horn (nee
Blackwood). Acrylic on canvas,
mixed media. To Nov. 20. Gallery
hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 p.m. —

All Public Places shows sponsored
by the North Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Ceuncil.

Centennial Theatre Lobby: My
World. Art Sewell. Nov. 15-Dec.
31. Hours: noon to 4 p.m., Mon.-
Sat.

Elsewhere

~ Equinox Gallery: Twentieth Cen-
tury Photographers: Diane Arbus,
Ansel Adams, Andre Kertesz,
Christian Bohanski, Robert Cumm-
ing. Robert Frank, Eadweard
Muybridge, Geoffery James and
Thomas Ruff,
Harrison Galleries: Canadian ar-
tist Hele Kowallek. Nov. 7-16, in-
fo: 732-5217
Vancouver Art Gallery: Fabled
Territories: New Asian
Photography in Britain. Work by
South Asian photographers living
in Great Britain. Nov. 20-Jan. 26.
Zainub Verjee will lead a ciscus-
sion of the exhibit, Nov. 28 at 5:30

p.m.
Canadian Craft Museum: Art

That Works, Decorative arts of the
80's crafted in America. To Nov.
17.

Diane Farris Gallery: Beautiful
British Columbia. Over 30 artists
exemplify the physical beauty,
lifestyle and philosophy of B.C. in
a myriad of mediums. Features
work by Angela Grossmann, Frank ;
Mayrs, Graharn Gillmore and Tony °°
Robbins. To Nov.-72. : . .

Centennial Theatre: Peter and the
Wolf. Short classical and contem-
porary works performed by the
National Baliet Schooi students
under direction of the school’s
founder, Betty Oliphant. Nov. 9 at
7:30 p.m. Tickets: $10/7. Res.:°
984-4484 : :
Vanleena School of Dance: ©
Master Classes. National Ballet
School teachers conduct a junior
and'senior level ballet class for.
local students. Nov..10. Registra-
tion fee: $10. Reg.: 1-800-387- —
0785. ;

- Special Presentation --
Grouse Mountain’s Theatre in
the Sky. Multi-media theatre
featuring Our Spirit Soars, a story
about Vancouver's transformation. -
from a coastal village to a.major “*. -
urban city. Info: 984-0661:. .. .-

Nat’l Ballet founder _
visiting North Van —

NATIONAL BALLET School
founder Betty Oliphant
group of 13 students from the Na-
tional Ballet Schoo! will be in
North Vancouver Nov. 9 for a
showcase performance at Centen-
nial Theatre. .

The program includes a pres-
entation of Peter and the Wolf and
a selection of contemporary and
classical pas de deux and solo
pieces. The evening is aimed at
dance teachers, parents and any-
one interested in learning more

NORTH VANCOUVER 986-0388

and a.

about the National Ballet School.

The Centennial Theatre perfor-
mance is part of- a two-week,
five-city tour to Western Canada. -

While in) North Vancouver,
Oliphant and her students will give
a ballet demonstration Nov. 10 at
Vanleena Dance Academy. For
registration information, phone -
1-800-387-0785.

For students interested in audi-
tioning for the National Ballet
School, open auditions will be
held in Vancouver on Nov. 29.

WEST VANCOUVER 926-5541