ARTISTS commissioned for the. Visions of the North Shore project (clockwise
“from top right): Arnold Shives, Xwa-lack tun (Rick Harry), Rosa Penkali, Joan

Smith,

tsuko Plroche, Wayne Eastcott, Bonnie Jordan, Taiga Chiba, Jennifer

Judge, Jean C. Morrison, Pierre Coupey and Damian George.

Program celebrates
North Shore Visions

HROUGHOUT the North Shore,
artists ‘are working to express their
visions of the North Shore.

, ns of the North Shore is the name of
“a millennium program that aims to embrace
¢ future through a heritage and visual arts
“collaboration that celebrates 12 local sites
with historic, natural and cultural significance.
The project is designed to connect communi-
‘and landmarks and celebrates the rich
iversity of creative talent on the North Shore

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by commissioning 12 artists to create new
works of art for each site.

Starting today in This Week, we profile
cach of the artists involved in Visions of the
North Shore, reveal the inspiration for their
work and their unique interpretation of the
community in which they live. In the coming
months, watch for the project to unfold
through related museum exhibits and school

programs.
"See profile of Jenifer Judge on page 28

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A Piece of Cake Emporium:

Jazmes Knowles, exhibits his

larger-than-life, photo-realistic

paintings. 107 W. Esplanade,

North Van.

Artist for Kids Gallery:

Gordon Smith's North Shore.

Paintings, drawings and prints

from Smith’s personal collec-

tion. To May 13. Gallery

hours: Mon-Fri, 3:30-6 p.m.

and Sat-Sun, 12-4 p.m.

Information: 903-3798.

Gallery is located at 810 W.

21st St., North Van.

Buckland Southerst Gallery:

Featuring works by avo new

artists, Graham Forsythe and

Adam Noonan. Intormation:

922-1915.

Coco Loco Cafe: Acrylics by West Van artist

EM. Brosard. To April 30. 1735 Marine Dr.,

West Van.

Ferry Building Gallery: Essence of the South.

Sol Maya, glass and Gary Wildman, photo-

graphic art. To April 16. Mystery. Exhibition of

mixed-media paintings by Jani Guzy. April 18-

May 7. Opening reception, April 18, 6-8 p.m.

and artist’s talk at 11 a.m. Gallery hours: 11

a.ra.-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.

Muse Art Cultural Society: Bronze and mar-

ble sculptures and black and white ink drawings
ai Philip Marmion. To May 3.

0 a.m.-4:30 p.m. :
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: Photography Exhibition
be Capilano College’s 1st-year media students.
To May 6. Gallery hours: Wed-Fri, 7-10 p.m.,
Sat, 2-10 p.m. and Sun, 2-6 p.m. Information:
990-3474. Located at Presentation House

How was —

Theatre.
PGE Railway Station: North
Vancouver Neighbourhoods. A
look at how the landscapes
and strectscapes 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:
1900. Photographs of Berlin
and environs by Heinrich
Zille. Opening reception April
15, 2-5 p.m. Fragments.
Photographs, 1981-85 by Roy Arden. Opening
reception April 15, 2-5 p.m., Artist's talk Apri
30, 2 p.m. April 15-June 4. Gallery hours:
Wed-Sun, noon-5 p.m. and Thu, 12-9 p.m.
Information: 986-1351.
Ron Andrew recCentre: Vivian McIntosh,
multi-media artist exhibits her playful creations.
To May 13.
Seymour Art Gallery: Still Alive. Pastel and
graphite drawings by Norman Takeuchi. To
April 30. Information: 924-1378.
Silk Purse Gallery: Frest: Flowers. Acrylics by
Jill McRae. To April 16. Flowers and the Faces of
Peru. Photography and floral arrangements by
Barbara Petricek and Susan Lopez. April 18-30.
Gallery hours: noon to 5 p.m. Tue-Sun.
Information: 925-7292.
Torrefazione Italia Cafe: Foo! For Silver.
Exhibition of recent oil paintings by Lil Chrzan.
To April 30. 1860 Marine Dr., West Van.
West Vancouver Memorial Library: A Spring
Show. Oils by artist Peggy Smith. To May 7.
Information: 925-7400.
West Vancouver Museum and Archives:
Picturing the Past. 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. $1.25/5.75 /tree. Information:
Darrin at 925-7297.

Arbutus Studio Theatre, Capilano College: .
Between Then and Now, Comedy with a twist.

See Calendar Page 28

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