32 - Sunday, April 19, 1987 - North Shore News

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DR. BENJAMIN Spock will speak Spock will give his talk at the John

in Vancouver on the subject Rais- Oliver Secondary School.

ing Children in the Nuclear Age. Tickets cost $5 each, and are
On Monday, April 20 at 8 p.m. available at all VTC/CBO outlets.

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Local artist shows work

PAINTINGS AND collages by former West Van-
couver Secondary School student Graham Gillmore
will be displayed at Vancouver's Diane Farris Gallery

until April 25.

Recently returned from two exhibitions in Paris and
London, Gillmore has been labelled as an artist of
such a talent that few can equal his artistic gifts.

Filled with rapid movements and sudden changes,
Gillmore’s art explores human forms with a force that
marks him as one of the area’s most promising artists.

With a group of so-called Young Romantics who
appeared on the Vancouver art scene a few years ago,
the artist's early works were heavily smeared with tar.

Often disturbing and usually fascinating, Gillmore’s
works have been displayed in galleries in Calgary,
Winnipeg, London, Paris and, of course, Vancouver,

Dealing with the human form in stark imagery, the
New York-based artist uses deathly colors for forms
that appear to be out of a human anatomy text book.

The gallery is at 165 Water St. in Vancouver. For
more details call 687-2629.