ARTS EVENTS
Compiled by Layne Christensen

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West Vancouver Ferry Buildings:
Gallery volunteers needed: info ses-
sion, June 14, 6-8 pam. Printmakers
Lesley) Norris and) Murja-Leena
Rathje show works to June 25. The
watercolor paintings and ink draw-
ings of North Van architect Fred
Thornton Hollingsworth are on dis-
play June 27-July 9. Artist's talk,
June 27, 11 a.m.; reception, 6-8 p.m.
Info: 925-3605.
Presentation House Gallery:
Forgotten Marriage, the painted tin-
type and the decorative frame, runs
June 17-July 30. Info: 986-1351. -
Seymour Art Gallery: Howling in
the Darkness, to July 2, features
work by seven artists. An artist’s
forum, June. 14, 7:30 p.m. will be
facilitated by art essayist Amir Ali
Alibhai. June 24, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Art
and Other Stuff garage sale. Info:
* 924-1378.
West Vancouver Silk Purse Arts
Centre: June 13-26: Portrait artist
Millecent Harrison, sister Doris
Thorneycroft and daughter Janet
Dent exhibit varied works. Info: 922-
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West Vancouver Museum and
Archives: The Sporting — Life:
Sunmer Recreation in West
Vancouver 1910-1950 , featuring
costumes and equipment from West
Van's early years, runs to Sept. 30.
Info: 926-9254,
North Vancouver Museum and
Archives: Outdoors! Recreation in
North Vancouver's Mountains opens
June 21. Info: 987-5618.
North: Vancouver City Hall:
Katherine Moore’s The Dawn to
‘Dusk Hike, works completed during
the artist's solo hike of the Pacific
Crest trail, ison display to June 15.
Dorothy Poesiat’s multi-media paint-
_ ings, June 15-July 19. Info: 988-
6844, :

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| A RETROSPECTIV
ART EXHIB!

Original Paintings & Drawings
by Carin

Sbter {Carin’s) images inspire a subtle {

reawaking to the environment; her tand-

scapes are pure, simple & erotic.2?
- Evelyn Jacob
N.S. News Arts Columnist

View this collection
& meet the artist
June 13 - June 24
Tues - Sun 10am - 5pm
at the
Pium Tree

Gallery

Snug Cove « Bowen Island |
an
947-0299
“Come as a foot passenger"
All works for purchase ‘

Nortl) Vancouver District Hall:
North Van arust Helle: Simonsen
exhibits acrylic canvases, etchings
nd moneprints aongside Francesca
Profili’s finely painted masks. to
June 27. Painter Betty van der Krol
and porcelain jewelry artist: Fiona
David exhibit works from June 29
through July 26, Info: 988-6844.
West Vancouver Memorial
Library: Magic Moments Revisited,
oils and watercolors by Daphne
MecLewn and Florence Wright, on
display lf Jue 30. Info: 926-329 1.
Lucas Centre: North Shore Needle
Arts present an exhibition of needle
art June 16-18, Adinisan: $4. Tila:
987-8841 or 734-1002.

Park Royal South: The West
Vancouver Sketch Club has works on
display, June 18-25,

Cheers Restaurant: North Van artist
Charles MacGregor holds a fundrais-
ing art show on June 17. 7:30-9:30
p.m. Admission by donation. Part
proceeds from the door and a silent
auction of paintings and ink draw-
ings to benefit Riding for the
Disabled.

Centennial Theatre: Heather
Fisher's photographie study of rocks
is on display till June 30. The theatre
is soliciting visual artists interested
in displaying their work. Suitable for
large-scale works only. Info: Ellen
Gott at 983-6450,

Spirit of the Cove: This Deep Cove
gallery needs poems, articles and sto-
ties for. upcoming Wednesday

Photo Stuart McCall

AMATEUR COMEDIAN and sex-
health educater Alice Bell per-
forms in one show only, June
16 at the Coach House Inn.

evening readings. June 14-Sept. 30:
creative cruises on a 45-foot yacht.
Cost: $75. Info: 929-1758.

Vancouver Art Gallery: June 15,
7:30 pan. Art historian Johanne
Lamoureux gives a free public talk.
referencing the work of controversial
artist. Jana Sterbak, creator of
Vanitas: Flesh Dress for an Albino
Anorectic. Andy Warhol Images
opens June 22. Recent Acquisitions:
Anish Kapoor runs to August
13.Francisco Goya: the Disaster of
War to Oct. 29, An Attentive Eye:

“Tithe 15-30th!

We have beautiful jewellery that

desperately needs a home!

Come in and take advantage of the

amazing savings and adopt a Creative

Goldsmith design for your own!

785 Park Royal North,
West Vancouver

926-7213

2608 Guildford
Town Center, Surrey

981-7213

Duteh Painting far the Collection Ww
Jan. 14. Ongoing: Vancouver 1963.75
fafo and hours: @82-4668,
Canadian Craft Museum: Ways of
Lace, an exhibitof works by conten:
porary textile artists Lenka Suchanek
and Zuzana Bojoanska, runs to Aug.
20. Info: 087-8266.

Bau-Xi: West) Van-raised David
Sorensen rettns rons Quebec to
exhibit large-scale. abstract works, 10
June 24. Info: 733-7041,

Buschlen Mowatt Gallery: Fragile:
This End Up, an exhibition of 300-
plus boxes encapsulating the person-
al experiences of Arts Umbrella vis
al arts students, runs to June 18. info:
682-1234.

W.A.C. Bennett Library Gallery,
SFU: Editoria! cartoons from the
personal collection of former West
Van resident Len Norris are on dis-
play to July 7. fato: 291-4266.

Pitt Gallery: Hemp Forest, an cco-
friendly installation by North Shore
anist Sherrill Hardy, runs to June 30,
Info: 681-6740.

Brackendale Art Gallery celebrates
its 25th year with a solo exhibition of
contemporary artwork by Mitzi M.
Kance, to July 2. Info: 925-1720.
Plum Tree Gallery, Bowen Island:

A retrospeense af works by North
Shore artist Carin runs June 13-24,

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre: Deep
Cove Srape presents One for the
Road by Willy Russell. to June 24,
Tickets ($10. adults: $8, students and
seniors) available at Spirit of the
Cove. Sarah's Designs and Seymour
Natural Foods. Reservations: 929-
3200. Open auditions are under way
for the North Shore Youth Talent
Search, June 25, 8 p.m. Tickets and
info: 922-6069.

Hendry Hall: Info: 983-2633.

Arts Club Theatre: The hit
Broadway musical Five Guys Named
Moe . a cetebration of showman and
jazz saxophone great Louis Jordan's
music from the "30s and "60s, plays
the Arts Club MainStage till July 22.
Reservations: 687-1644,

Station Street Arts Centre: Janet
Feindler’s A Particular Class of
Women, cight stories of why women

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