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EMILY CARR College of Art and Design is holding their annual foundation show
until Sunday, May 6. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5p.m. daily at 1399 Johnston Street,
Granville Island. Above, Elizabeth Lamb, a fourth year student from West Vancouver
shows a light view of life with these model space shuttles.

Oregon launches season

SEVENTEEN ART galleries
on the Central Oregon Coast
are Causing a wave to develop
in the area. ART WAVE Il 1s
ten days of special art related
activities starting Friday,
May 4 and continuing
through Sunday, May 13.

Coastal visitors will find
demonstrations of art techni-
ques, special art showings,
entertainment and unusually
large quantities of the high
quality visual art by over 700
artists represented by the
Central Oregon Coast Art
Galleries.

Every Art Gallery has ot
fered an art object as a door
prize The total value of the
prizes 1s over $2000, and tn-
cludes paintings, jewelry and
pottery. Persons visiting ten
galleries during Art Wave Il
will be eligible for the door
prize drawings

Participating galleries wall

be easy to find as each is fly-
ing a flowing wave banner,
reminiscent of the trade mark
banners of Medieval Europe.

Art Wave originated by
Depoe Bay artists and gallery
owner Richard Hazelton,
who decided that a special ac-
tivity should be planned in
the tourist lull after spring
vacation and prior to
Memorial Day. Since most ot
the finest art in Oregon is
represented in the Central
Oregon Coast Art Galleries
and there are still some peo-
ple who are unaware of how
many galleries and = artists
there are here on the coast,
Richard decided to see if a
tesuval would get more of
our coastal visitors (oO drop in
and look around.

A meeting of the art gallery
owners was called in the fall
of 1982 Atter discussing
several ideas, it was decided

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tO print a map showing the
location of the galleries and
to have an art festival where
the participants would visit
the galleries. To stimulate in-
terest, each gallery has
special showings, demonstra-
tions and other attractions
during the festival.

A calendar of the events is
available from each of the
participating galleries and in
addition to listing the events,
iwohas a map showing the
location of each gallery.

In at's first year ART
WAVE generated crowds of
people touring the galleries
and established the Central
Oregon Coast as a thriving
art center covering the entire
spectrum of the art field

There as no question, but
this event is developing in to
a prime time to come to the
Central Oregon Coast

C9 - Friday, May 4, 1984 - North Shore News

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