34 - Wednesday, August 31, 1994 - North Shore News

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Visions of Wrest
Vancouver features some of the
major peaple and events that
shaped the early history of West
Van. To Dec. 17, Info: 926-9254.

West Vancouver Ferry

Building: Beachcombers’ Cache of

Colour Poems by Jim Gladden
presents fyrical abstracts in
acrylics. Interesting Shapes with
Beautiful Colours by Lewis
Kryczkowski features the irrides-
cent tones and hues of raku pot-
tery. To Sept. 11. For more infor-
mation call 925-3605.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: In Fathoms: Beauty in the
Deep, West Vancouver photogra-
pher and scuba diver Brian
Freestone exhibits works of his
underwater experience. To Oct, 2,
Info: 926-3291,

Seymour Art Gallery: Design
for Living: West Coast Fibre
Exhibition features original! fibre
work juried in 1994 and a video
showing various artists at work,
courtesy of the Leon and Thea

NEWS pholo Brad Ledwidge

IT’S NOT too hot in the Granite Cafe’s kitchen for West
Vancouver mayor, and co-owner, Mark Sager (left) seen here
on opening night with co-owners Simon Fawkes (centre) and
Paul MacEwan at the Bellevue Avenue Jocation.

Koerner Foundation. The fabric
exhibition runs to Sept. 4. For
information on shows or hours,
calf 924-1378.

Everyone Needs a Kiss teatures

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

MORTH VANCOUVER lawyer-sculptor Bernie Malach works on
Mars and Venus, his most complicated stone carving to date.
Carved from alabaster, the sculpture is of two human forms
fusing together.

the colorful wood sculptures of
Peter Kiss Sept. 7-Oct. 2. On Sept.
28, 7-9 p.m, Kiss presents a
slideshow of his work. Suggested
donation is $2. RSVP: 924-1378.

Lawyer
carves
a niche

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Bernie
Malach is finding success in the
art world but that doesn’t mean he
intends to quit his day job.

By Layne Christensen
Now Report

Lawyer by day and stone carv-
er by night, the 38-year-old leacis
a dual existence, but it's an
arrangement that suits him just
fine.

“1 steal time to do this,” he says
of his passion. Instead of watching
TV, most nights Malach can be
found holed up in the tiny work-

shop that adjoins his 70-year-old ¢

Upper Lonsdale home.

Just six years into his craft,
Maliach can boast of having
works in seven galleries, including
the Queensdale and Spirit gal-
leries on the North Shore.

One recent project took
Mallach to Mount Currie where
he led a stonecarving workshop at
the Spirit Circle gallery.

This led to one of his students,
Oliver Bruyére, accepting a com-
mission to sculpt a soapstone
mask that Chief Peter Quaw of the
Lheit‘lit’en. Nation presented to
the Queen during her visit to
Prince George for the opening of
the University of Northern B.C.

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Silk Purse Art Centre: paintings
by Lucy Collings and Catherine
Zatzkov are on display until Sept.
4. Phone 922-8924 for more intor
mation,

Rendez-vous Art Gallery: A
unique oxhibition of aciginad art
saluting this year’s Molson Indy
Car Race runs Sept 1-db, The
exhibition includes works by
Narth Shore painter Spar Street
and photographer Tim Harvey. For
more information call 687-7466.

Harrison Galleries: An exhibi-
tion of landscapes and scenic
paintings by well-known local
artists including, Daniel Izzard,
George Bates and Kiff tlofland is
on display. Ongaing. Phone the
gallery at 926-2615 for info and
hours.

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre:
Noises Off, a comedy about a
touring theatre Company's staging
of a British farce, by First
Impressions Theaire, runs Sept. 14
- Oct. 1, Wednesday through
Saturday. Tickets: $12, adults;

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The Fringe: Vancouver's alter-
native theatre festival celebrates its
{Oth year, Sept. 8-18 with 500
live performances by 100 theatre
troupes from around the world.
Tickets on sale now. Volunteers
needed. Info: 280-2801.

North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Homefront: Shipbuild
and the North Vancouver
Community, 1939-"45 examines
wartime shipbuilding on the North
Shore. To Dec. 31.

The Ambitious Cily traces the
history of the development of
North Vancouver from the early
days of logging through to the
shipbuilding industry of recent
years, Ongoing.

Bridging the Lions Gate shows
historic images from the time of
the building of the First Narrows
Bridge. For more information call
987-5618.

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