26 - Sunday, August 11, 1985 - North Shore News

Entertainment
Local artists

express

feeling

at city hall

STRIKING CONTRASTS
of artistic expression are
combined to stimulate the
imagination and stir the
emotions in the photography
of John Brears and paper
works of Roberta
Sutherland.

For a reflective journey
within, experience the warks
of Brears and Sutherland on
display at the North Van-
couver City Hall Gallery un-
dil August 14,

Brears effectively uses the
high sophistication of. mod-
ern technology to expose’ the
inherent simplicity” and
symmetry of nature,

His images reach out to
the soul, capturing the ma-
jestic spirit of nature that in-
stinctively inspires a sense of
humility. "

In his own words: ‘ihe
application of image
transformation allows me to
incorporate in the final pic-
ture a sense of the deeper
thoughts and sensations
associated with the subject.*”

The display is ap-
propriately entitled: To
Ponder Over Creation and
The Joy of Life.

Brears is an artist in every
sense of the word and
believes in the ‘‘concentrated
one shot’ approach. He is
presently a member of the

North
Club.

A fusion of East and West
is expressed in Sutherland's
art. She is an internationally
acclaimed artist who draws
on her experiences in the Far
East, Africa, Europe and the
Guif Islands to establish an
unparalleled sense of har-
mony in her creations.

Her innovative use of a
variety of mediums, such as
handmade paper, fabrics,
natural pigments and acryl-
ics, form a cohesive balance
on the flat surface of a can-
vas,

Sutherland is a graduate
of a number of well
established schools of art in
Canada and the United
Kingdom.

Her work has been exhib-
ited in Canada, Africa and
Europe and is included in
many private collections
throughout the world.

Admission to the displays
is free. The exhibit, continu-
ing to August 14 , is spon-
sofed by the North Van-
couver Community Arts
Council and is located in the
Gallery of the North Van-
couver City Hall, 14) West
13th St. Hours are Monday
to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. For more information
contact Ellka Parkinson at
388-6844,

Shore Photography

Anna Wyman
lottery aims
to raise money

TRADITIONALLY,,.

arts
organizations
funded primarily through
the generosity of individual
and corporate donations,
grants . from foundations,
and monies from’: various
levels of government.

As government funding of:

the arts has been severely cut

back in the last several years '
of : restraint...
policies, more reliance has -

as a result
necessarily been placed on
internal fund-raising -pro-
grams.

The Anna Wyman. Dance

Theatre Lottery is a direct .
reflection of this fundamen- -
- tal..change in fund-raising -

philosophy. With this type
of ongoing project, the
dance company hopes to be

able to sustain its level of -

performances locally, and
abroad while at the same
time developing new work
for future audiences.

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