34 - Sunday, June 8, 1986 - North Shore News

HIROSHIMA LEGACY

Atomic artifacts displayed

ATOMIC BOMB artifacts from
Hiroshima, some never before ex-
hibited outside Japan, go on
display June at the Robson Square
Media Centre until June 14,

The Hiroshima Artifacts Exhib-
ition, drawn from the Hiroshima
Peace Memorial Museum collec-
tion, was seen by about 4,000 in
April during the Centennial
Disarmament Symposium at the
Orpheum Theatre.

The artifacts are objects sub-
jected to the effects of the atomic
bomb dropped on the city in 1945.

Visitors to the exhibition will see
students’ clothing, household ob-

jects blistered and melted roof
tiles, plants, a monstrous finger
nail, and a half melted bronze im-
age of Buddha.

The display also shows 50 paint-
ings by citizens of Hiroshima and
20 panels of photographs of the
devasted city, including one 6’x12°
photograph showing the epicentre
of the explosion.

The Hiroshima Artifacts Exhib-
ition, organized by the Vancouver
Centennial Commission Peace
Committee, is a graphic and mov-
ing reminder of the effects of nu-
clear war. Admission to the exhib-
ition is free.

Hours are !1 a.m.-4 p.m. daily
until June 14,

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