A Piece of Cake Emporium:
James Kuoivles, exhibits his
larger-than-life, photo-realistic
paintings. 107 W. Esplanade,
North Van.
Buckland Southerst Gallery:
Featuring works by avo new
artists, Graham Forsythe and
Adam Noonan. fnformation:
922-1915.
Capilano College, Studio
Art Gallery: Bronze and mar-
ble sculptures and black and
white ink drawings by Richard
Philip Marmion. Masch 31,7
p.m.
Coco Loco Cafe: Acrylics by
West Van artist E.M. Brossard,
April 1-30. 1735 Marine Dr.,
West Van.
Dundarave Cafe: The
Diversity of One. Artworks by
Elaine Sills. Arts exhibit and
sale with focus on raising
awareness for Attention Deficit
Disorder. To March 31.

erry Building Gallery:
Essence of the South. Sol Maya, glass and Gary
Wildman, photographic art. To April 16.
Gallery hours: from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Tue-Sun.
Information: 925-7266.
First Street Gallery: Dreamings. Thursdays,
from 6-7 p.m., Merlyn White gives informative
talks on Australian Aboriginal art. Information:
986-2664.

AT a Granville island studio, So! Maya uses a
-wooden spoon to shape molten glass during the

creation of his blown-glass artworks.

North Vancouver District Hall: Artist Michelle
Levitt Djonlie and potter Lewis Krayczkowski. To
April 20. Exhibits are a program of the N.V.
Community Arts Council and open Mon-Fri,
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

North Vancouver Museum and Archives:
North Vancouver Experience. A community his-
tory exhibit celebrating the social and industrial
growth that led to the development of the
urban and rural communities. Nootka: A
Return to a Forgotten History. A look at the
native communities of the 18th century as well
as the efforts of European explorers to chart the
West Coast. To May 14. Information: 987-
5618. Museum open Tue-Sun noon to 5 p.m.
Outer Space Gallery: Future Goddesses. A pho-
tographic exhibit and sale by Daniel Lockwood.
To April 2. Free. Photography Exhibition by

Capilano College’s first-year media students.
Opening night April 4, 7-9 p.m. Gallery hours:
Wed-Fri, 7-10 p.m., Sat, 2-10 p.m. and Sun, 2-
6 p.m. Located at Presentation House Thearre.
Information: 990-3474.

PGE Railway Station: North Vancouver
Neighbourhoods. A look at how the landscapes
and streetscapes of North Vancouver have
changed in the last 90 years. To
April 30. Timeless Tales. History-
based storytelling program,
Sundays, 1-3 p.m. Station open
from noon-4 p.m., Saturday and
Sunday. Located at the foot of
Lonsdale. Information: 987-5618.
Presentation House Gallery:
Private Investigations. Meery
Alpern, Allyson Clay, Jenniter
Bolande, curated by Karen Henry.
To April 10. Gallery hours: Wed-
Sun, noon-5 p.m. and Thu, 12-9
p.m. Information: 986-1351.

Rou Anuiew recCentre: Around
the World. Mixed-media exhibidon
by artist Florence E. Di Florio (aka
Florence Allardice). To April 9.
Seymour Art Gallery: Patterns
Unfolding. Exhibit by seven fculty
members of the Capilano College
Textile Arts program. To April 2.
Still Alive. Pastel and graphite
drawings by Norman Takeuchi.
April 5-30. Opening reception to
meet artist, April 12 from 7-9 p.m.
Information: 924-1378.

Silk Purse Gallery: Quotable
Quotes. Whimsica! 3-D images of
favourite quotes by artisi Janis
Bluth. To April 2. Fresh Flowers.
Bold acrylics by Jill] McRae. April
4-16. Gallery hours: noon to 5
p.m. Tue-Sun. Information: 925-
7292.

West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Persian Dreams, Paintings
in acrylic and watercolour by artist
Reza Doust. To April 9.
Information: 925-7400.

West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Picturing the Dust. A collection of
photos exploring the origins of the villages of
West Van. To June 10. Gallery hours: Tue-Sat,
noon-4:30 p.m. $1.25/$.75/free. Information:
Darrin at 925-7297.

Marrison Galleries: Flowers of the World.
Botanical painting by Lions Bay resident Mary
Comber Miles. To April 3. 2932 Granville St.,

Capilano College Performing Arts Theatre:
Shameless Hussy Productions presents a double
bill. Sonofitbitch Stes: the drunken life of

Calamity jane and Bonnie Dangerousty: fast
times with that guy Clyde. March 31 and April
1. $15-S20. Box office: 990-7810.

Cove Shaw Theatre: Xiruy and
Blandiloguence. Two theatrical pieces by play-
wright John Robert McGie. To April | at 8

p.m. Admission by donation. Information: 929-

9456.

Hendry Hall: Da. An [rish tale that will make
you laugh and cry. April 7-8, 12-15, 19-22 at 8
p.m. $12/$10. Reservations: 983-2633.

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SOL Maya has developed a technique in glass blowing that produces single and double “Saturn rings” on vases and bowls. The artist exhibits
his functional artwork alongside the photographic art of Gary Wildman in the show Essence of the South at the Ferry Building to April 16.

Presentation House Theatre: Braxtiful.
Original musical of the romance between Cupid
and Psyche. To April 2, at 8 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday matinee at 3 p.m. $20/$15/812. Top
Girls, The story of a woman’s rise in the corpo-
rate world. April 7-8, at 8 p.m. $15/$10. Box
office: 990-3474.

The Cavern: Fallen Women. Sex, money and
politics. To April 1 at 8 p.m. Tickets: 257-0366.

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