C7 - Friday, May 11, 1984 - North Shore News

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Warehouse transformed to art gallery

From page C2

picket fences and
screens for privacy.
A sign will be erected on
top of the entrance. The
receiving doors, currently
covered with chipped brown
paint, will be comouflaged
with artistic designs. School
children are making banners
which will line the roadway
directing visitors to the Art
‘Emporium which will be
open from May 13 to 21.

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porary, much of the work is
‘‘purely cosmetic, designed
to hide a multitude of sins,’’
says Taylor.

A case in point is evident in
the construction of the parti-
cle board walls — one was
made ‘‘carpenter-style’’ with
studs; the other is held
upright with apple bins.

However, although the
quarters are only temporary,
Penticton organizers have
been determined to house all
juried visual arts selections
under one roof as it was felt

As the ‘‘gallery’’ is tem- that the visual arts display at

AIN’T Misbehavin’ opens tonight at the Arts Club
Revue Theatre on Granville Island. Pictured above, ac-

tress Lovena Fox sings a solo from the Fats Waller
musical.

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B.C.’s first Festival in
Kamloops suffered by being
scattered throughout the city.

Sponsored by the Associa-

tion of B.C. Arts Council, —

the process of selecting the
art pieces for the Festival is
made by jury in each of the
12 regions in the province.
Beause of the area involv-
ed, the Lower Mainland,
which includes Delta, Rich-
mond, North Vancouver,
West Vancouver, Burnaby,
New Westminster, Squamish
and Whistler, held two jury
shows with 90 pieces juried

down to 28.

Elia Parkinson, executive
director of the North Van-
couver Arts Council and a
member of the Board of the
Association of B.C. Arts
Council, noted two pieces in
particular from the lower
Mainland which will be on
display at the Festival’s Art
Emporium.

Jean Cho, who submitted
three very competent ard
very different silkscreen
prints in the first jury sho

had all three picked by both
the first and the second jury,

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The top 12 or 15 artists

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