B15 - Wednesday, October 28, 1981 - North Shore News

JAQUELINE E BISSEF (left) ‘and Candice. Bergen star in ‘Rich and Famous, the story of 20 years of friendship, rivalry

and loyalty. Playing at the Capitol 6 this week. -

o many things to see

With a double anniversary underway, staff at

the Vancouver Museum are

museum’s biggest show ever -- “Cabinets of

Curiosities”,

a display of more than
treasures from the city’s colorful past,

1,000
which

opens to the public December 1.

The museum-planetarium
complex in Vanier Park was
officially opened October
26, 1968, but the museum's
roots go a lot deeper than
that. November 1 marks the
87th anniversary of the
inauguration of the Art,
Historical and Scientific
Association. It was under
their auspices that the city’s
collections of historical
material and native works of
art began to develop. In
1898, Vancouver City
Council approved a= small
grant to the Association in
acknowledgment of its
achievements. Ever since
then, through the means of
an annual civic grant and a
self-help policy, the museum
has grown slowly but surely

The first City Museum was
boused in the old Carnegie
Library building at Hastings
and Main in 1905, and
remained there until 1968,
when the collections were
transferred to their present
home - the Vancouver
Museum tn Vanier Park at
Kitsilano Point, built as the

City’s spectral proyect
marking Canada’s” cen-
tenary The generous gift of

a milhon and o half dollars
from the late H.R Mac.
Millan made it possible to
incorporate a planctarium
into the same building

From the beginning, the
distinctive mushroom dome
atop the planctarium proved
to be a mixed blessing from
museum staff's poiat of view
The dome was and iss a
landmark, one of the
standout sights of the city

skyline Inevitably — the
building came to be known
s “the Planctarium ” Every
body knew about the

astronomy shows that were
produced upstairs, but the
fact that the City Museum

now had a new home
downstairs was often over-
looked.

During the next decade,
many superb— exhibitions
came and went: the ac-
claimed Art of the People’s
Republic of China. Kosmos

‘77 from the USSR,
Treasures’ of London,
Discovery 1778: Captain

ready for. the.

Cook and the Peoples of the
Pacific, Arts of Conflict, Art
Deco, Los Mayas, Realism,
Stained Giass in Vancouver
1890-1940, and The Look of
Music among them.

For many people, these
shows were presented “at the
Planetarium” although they
were in fact museum exhibits
on view in the museum
galleries.

‘Cabinets of curiosities’
should do much to clear up
the confusion. The largest
exhibition ever to be
presented at the Vancouver
Museum, it represents the
cream of Canada's largest
civic museum collection.

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No tricks,
all treats.

That's Halloween, adult- -style. No ghosts © “
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