24 - Wednesday, October 3, 1990 — North Shore News

NEWS photo Paul McGrath
ART-LOVERS crammed into the home of North Vancouver artist Susan Aoki Sept. 13 to glimpse
a unique collection of hand-made, one-of-a-kind wearable art. Here, Nadia Graham (foreground)
holds up one of her hand-painted blouses. Handwoven fabric, jackets, vests, evening wear, jew-
elry, sitkwear and matching coats and hats for the fall were created by Aoki, Graham, Richard De La
Mere and Mignon Smienk. The loca! artists plan to make the event a monthly affair. For infor-
ation phone 988-6534.

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don’t digest what we see.”

Some cities have invested more
than others in creating public art
— which could simply be an in-
teresting use of streets, trees and
park benches — as is the case with
Vancouver’s neighbor to the
south, Seattle,

On Oct. 10 the West Vancouver
Parks and Recreation Department
in conjunction with the North
Shore Arts Commission is offer-
ing North Shore residents a
chance to see the kinds of public
art Seattleites love to live with.

It’s a one-day guided tour to the
U.S. city, leaving at 8 a.m. from
the Ferry Building at Ambleside
Landing. Laird will be providing
background on Seattle’s Art in
Public Places Program.

There will be various stop-off
points for viewing art in North
Seattle, with a guided explanation
of works.

One point of interest is the Bitter
Lake Reservoir which houses a
portion of Mark Lare’s ‘Seattle
Scatter Piece,” an artwork that has
been scattered over five locations
in the city.

The trip is $28 per person. For
information Phone 926-3266.

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