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A PHOTO show with a

‘ difference will be opening at
Presentation House on
September 10.

Beyond Seeing is a show
by two photographers who
are also psychology
professionals — psychiatrist
Joel Walker and
psychologist Judy Weiser.

Unlike most exhibits
where people ' wander
through (usually in
somewhat hushed tones)
passively absorbing, Beyond
Seeing is designed to en-
courage interaction with the

photos —- : Sometimes in -

writing ‘responses to
questions: -: provided along
with the.photo:.or in a
handout,: sometimes by

creating stories: “about the:
pictures. * ;

People can learn about
themselves and _ others
through their reactions to
the photos. Théy can also
take a guided tour of the
photos with the artist.

What is done with the
exhibit is up to those viewing
it. The artists will collect and
keep the responses for
further feedback. You can
remain anonymous with
your reactions, if you wish.

Although the idea of the
exhibit and its photos come
from two photographers who
are also therapists (and who
use photography as tools to
help people), this show is not
intended to be of a heavy,
serious, analytical nature,

“but to be fun.

~ “Walker and Weiser have

: had: many gallery shows of
their photos and have en-
<"joyed the reactions of othrs

to their ‘work. They invite
the: “public ‘to adventure

along with them, to take
active part in seeing how one
sees what one sees. Both
believe strongly in
demystifying the artist's role,
and exploring with people
what these photos mean.
Walker. and Weiser will be
at Presentation House
during the opening
weekend, and will be there
regularly thereafter. Special
arrangements can be made
through Presentation House
for particular groups or
focused tours. Sign language

interpretation cna be
provided with prior notice.
All ages welcome.

There is no right or wrong
way to view a photograph, so

take a chance ona definitely -

different

Sheto and interesting
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exhibit at the

Presentation House gallery, '

from September.10, 12 to 4
p-m., Tuesdays through
Saturdays.

s pcoeioui art on display

Vibrant colors used with
subtlety and simplification of
form are the essence of the
retrospective show of ex-
pressionist paintings by
Patricia Grohne, opening
Wednesday, Sept. 8, 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. at the North
Vancouver Civic Centre.

‘Grohne, a graduate of the
Vancouver School of Art
and the Kunst Akademic,
Munich, has also studied
with Robert Genn and Peter
Aspell. She spent six months
in Africa, drawing . people
from Alexandria to Durban

and continued from there to
the cafes of Munich.

At present a resident of
West Vancouver and in-
volved in Interior Design,
she lived for 12 years on a
farm in Fort Langley, raising
four children and sheep,
spending that time doing
commission portraits.

Her -portraits, still life,
abstracts and black and
white drawings are
represented in the 42 works
in the show. She credits Art
Historian Sheila Urbanick

the last two years and Peter
Aspell for influencing her
towards abstract painting.

The show, at the North
Vancouver Civic Centre, 141
West 14th Ave., North
Vancouver, continues until
October 13, 1982. Daily
hours, Monday to Friday,
8:30 A.M. ta 4:30 P.M.
Sponsored by the North
Vancouver Community Arts
Council, 988-6844.

for encouraging her through a

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