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Art Gallery in Deep Cove this year. fe eee , : mo, ~ Grilled Black Tiger Prawns and
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Atley’s bold and colorful paintings | #) : with liquour

. in February. In March a display of : : ‘ "ig UPCOMING!
% March 2 - Park Royal Hotel; March ? - Bridge House; March 14 -

“Fainly exhibited with ose Ventura’ h maf ZANegh Cale Rama; March 23 - Savoury: March 30 - La Toque Blanche

vivid paintings. Programs running in : Sige Ares ‘ | a? Please call to reserve
conjunction with these exhibits : : ? ae Hoa Me R le
include: Artist’s Talks, “Looking at j NEWS photo Paul McGrath my aed ; 926-DINE (3463)
_- Art’ discussions, and student and THE SEYMOUR Art Gallery has expanded its arts education of lain atl Join us for all six restaurants for.175 /person
community group “Arts Education the community by hosting informa! gatherings, “Looking at Art,” ¥ You're welcome to dine alone or join a group - a
and Appreciation” programs. for community schools and groups. The program will run con- : nice way to make new friends!
” Artist’s talks, held intheevenings currently with community-oriented exhibits. : ere
are an opportunity to meet the artist,
... see Slides and hear commentary on
“ his or her background and work. The
“‘artist’s development and individual
* perspective is particularly interest-
ing.
“Looking at Ast” are informal
_ gatherings over.moming coffee and
are for anyone interested i in looking,
- listening, or joining in the discus-
sions. These sessions are guided by
gallery staff and are held on the third
Thursday moming of each month.
__ Thursday, Jan. 19, Thursday, Feb.
: 16, Thursday, March 16.)
“Arts’ Education | and
., Appreciation” programs are offered
‘to school and community groups.
’ These interactive discussions and
’. hands-on activities are planned with
the North Vancouver School Board
arts curriculum in mind. Various
aspects of music, literature, and
-‘drama_are often incorporated with
. the visual art. These hour programs
can be booked Monday to Friday
throughout the school year.
In addition, three daytime adult
.. workshops are offered in early 1995.
-These workshops require. registra-
tion and a fee to support the artists.
We invite you to come to the gallery
to view the artist’s work and join the
community programs. Our hours are
“., noon to.4 p.m., Tuesday to Friday
~ and’ 1° to.4 p.m., Saturday and
, Sunday. Hours are extended for
group visits and: workshops. Any
“community group. is welcome to
. inquire about visits. For information
‘please call the Seymour Art Gallery
-» at 924-1378.

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