soon ae cs Sew act . panes A World of Interactive Storyielliag: Tales from Russia, Hungary and Latin America. (West Vancouver Memorial Library) 1:30 pm, 2:45 pm and 3:30 pm Dere-Po-Drum Demonstrations and Open Viay Session (Katari Taiko) Rooted in the history of rural farming and fishing communities in Japan, Katari Taiko combines the traditional rhythms and discipline of the drums with the power of choreographed and improvisational movement, a joyful and visceral experience that will appeal to all ages. 1:30-4:00 pm Performances (see Performing Artists for descriptions) 12 pm: Waldorf Cellic Ensemble 2 pm: Teo'kam 4 pm: The Masabo Culture Company Creative Kids World August 14, 10am - 5 nm, dehn Lawson Park GALLERY SHGWS Harmony Group Show Sponsored by kPA 8ll ERNST & YOUNG A festival favourite, the juried mixed- media Harmony Group Show will once again feature the best work of 31 contemporary North Shore artists at the Ferry Building Gallery. Participating artists: Kimball Allen, Jane Annstrong, Robert Barrait, Michae! Binkley, Barrie Chadwick, Sarah Cheevers, Dene Croft, Graham Bagle, lan Fry, Edith Gelin, Cindy Goodman, Greta Guzek, Elizabeth Harris-Nichols, Rick Harry, Wayne Leidenfrost, Jil! McRae, Ursula Mediey, Tina Menchions, Claire Michaels, Sam Naccarato, Annette Newcomb, Maryam Rais Rohani, lan Rowles, Diane Sassen, Darren Stanfeild, Auretia Tulloch, Nellie Viaar, Dunja Vrkljan, Dale Warke, Valerie Wilson and Bob Yoshisuke Araki. Opens August 9th from 6 - 8 pm, featuring the music of acclaimed jazz/blues singer Karin Plato Quartet (see Performing Artists for description), 10 3 August 9 - 22, 10 am - 8 pm, Ferry Building Gallery Sat Reiral ] West Vancouver Arts Council A special retrospective of WCAC Scholarship recipients from 1989-1999, featuring the work of visual and performing artists from West Vancouver and Sentinel High Schools, Participating artists: Bobbie Burgers, ae y is es STEAL Y OLS PNG WE a Sayre LAT eee omen: Joanne Armour, Emily van Lidth de" Joude, Jessica Lo, Phoebe Wong, Chrissie Wysotski, Andrea Mueller, Michelle Vojtech, and Roya Darvish. Opens August 10 from 6-8 pm, featuring the music of singer/songwriter Adrienne Pierce (see Performing Artists for description). During the Get Retro! exhibition, be sure to check out other youth-oriented presentations ai the Silk Purse, including performances and screenings, August 11, 3 pm: Gulf Istaends Film & Television School Screenings - Award-winning work from young North Shore filiamakers in a variety of media forms, front experimental works to classical animation, and both drama and coraedy. Featuring videos created by Danielle Quec, Ben Dickson, Andrew Coppin, Samantha Kaplan and Jordanna Freeman. Per ormances (see Performing Artists for descriptions) August 12, 3 pm: Prometheus Trio August 13, 3 pin: Scheherazaad Couper August 15, 3 pm: Orchid Ensemble August 10 - 22, 12-8 mn, Silk Purse Gallery Sica DERI LU AE MIDDIN' AROUUD ART CARP & DRGP IN WORKSHOPS A Parks and Eecreation Summer Tradition! Kiddin' Aroazd Art Camp (seek long) Ages 04-7 Note: pre-registration required; call 925-7270 for more information. This year's Harmony Kidz Camp & Worksheps will be taughit by instructors Tania Gleave, a recent graduate of the Textile Art and Design program at Capilano College and Sarah Armstrong, a practising artist and theatrical designer who has been artist-in-residence and educator at the North Vancouver Quidoor School since 1991. "FantaSea" and "ArtSee" are the themes for the Kiddin' Around Visual and Performing Arts Camps for Kids. Children will combine the visual and performing arts in a week of exploration and discovery using the setting of the beautiful Silk Purse Gallery and Alison Lester's Magic Beach for their inspiration. Fee: $91.00, ID: 5818 August 9 - £3, 9:30 am - 12 pm daily Silk Purse Studia Bran Drop in Classes Ages 54 and up Note: drop-in or pre-registration; call 925-7270 for more information. This year's workshops will offer the following theme days: Monday August. 9: Paper Capers — design and create your own handmade paper fram beach materials. 1: 6227 Tuesday August. 10: Scrapbook Creations — make 2 special book for your photos or to keep your summer memories alive. 11): 6228 Wednesday August 11: Sculpture Plus — using found materials and beach treasures to create 38D sculpture masterpieces, 1D: 6229 Thursday August 12: Textiles and Textures — an afterncon of fabric and fun! 1D: 6230 Friday August 13: "Multi-media" Mania —a chance to experiment and create with a variety of traditional visual art materials. ID: 6281 Fees: Drop-in $26; pre-registered $2] August 9 - 13, 1-3 pm daily Silk Purse Studio RLEE WYCK OPEN HOUSE: A TRIBUTE TO GR. ETHLYN TRAEE eh Aa A special opportunity for the public to discover the fascinating historical ane artistic connections of this heritage house, and a celebration of the life of Klee Wyck's distinguished former owner, Dr. Ethlyn Trapp - a pioneering cancer doctor, humanitarian, and lover of the arts who owned the house for over thirty years. See this history brought to life through a display of photographs, letters and documents, as well as personal reminiscences from family and friends. August 8, Klee Wyck Open House, | pm - 4 pm; Zta and Reminiscences, 4-5 pm THE MEDIA ZONE rest MEDIACO THE PRESENTATION COMPANY Another Harmony first — multimedia workshops for every age at the Seniors Activity Centre. Learn hicw to scan and edit images, use a digital camera and Internet resources to express yourself in a new medium. Advanced classes will experiment with animated graphics and 3D models. All classes will be led by Wiz Zone's graphic artist and computer expert, Teresa Gustafson. Come use state-of-the-art resources to create your own art and learn fascinating new skills! shop for over SO years. Proud to support Marnony Ares Festival Rae Hank 1998 NSNews Readers’ Choice Awards a ¥ a2 Traditional [alias 164 Waar De. Cutsine Wat Crncomes 922-4719 Aov focatios 14.53 Belbrae Ave West Dlancouver ‘CaN RT AIT ATT THEE "922-4630: 4 saris ae ey (au Harmony Arts Festival Guide ~ North Shore News 7 Each day's workshop (see times far specific ages below) will explore a different theme using participants! creativity and a variety of programs to learn new skills. Monday August 9: Colour My Environment Tuesday August 1: Art in Bloom Wednesday August {1: Superhero Mania Thursday August. 12: Futurama Friday August. 13: Patterns in Nature Multigenerational (ail ages): 9:30 - 11:30 am daily. 7-9years: 12 noon - 2 pm daily. 10 - 12 years: 2:30 - 4:30 pm daily. I3-e vears: 5 - 7 pm Wednesday Aug. 11. Note: pre-registration required; call 925-7270 for more detailed information on each workshop ree Gi ate Come join us for the kickoff to the 9th Annua! Harmony Arts Festival, as we meet on Bellevue Avenue at the foot of 14th Street and stroll along this year’s Art Beat and a progressive reception of food set up by loca! restaurateurs. Be sure to visit the Artist Walk, where participating artists will present their works in progress under a festive tent, accompanied by the Armadillo String Quartet (see Performing Artists for description). August 6,6-7 pm PERFORMING ARTISTS Bringing together emerging and ’ established artists, this year's lineup will inclide the alvays-popular sunset waterfront concerts at John Lawson Park - featuring everything from classical to jazz to rock and world beat. Friday August 6 Armadillo String Quariet Sponsored by Musician's Fesformasce Teest Pend AF. of Mi. Local 145 With a base in Classical and Baroque music, as well as an amazing repertoire of Broadway, Pop, Opera, Latin, Gypsy Music and Waltzes, the Armadillo String Quartet will bring their seasoned skills to the streets of Harmony's opening for a feast for all the senses — art for every palette indeed! 6pm, Bellevue Ave., Opcning Ceremonies > Vancoucer Symhony Brass Quintet Sponsored by Musician's Performance Trust Fond AP, of M. Local 145 Featuring the finest performers from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, the VSO Brass Quintet is one of Vancouver's finest chamber ensembles. With Larry Knopp and Ray Kirkham on trumpet, Michael Wali on horn, Gordon Cherry on trombone, and Ellis Wean on tuba, the VSO Brass Quintet promise to herald this year's event with a festive repertoire of golden sounds that will include everything from Baroque to Dixieland and Jazz - music that will reverberate in your memory throughout the festival. 7pm, John Lawson Park Saturday August 7 Forbidden Flutes Sponsored by Musician's Performance Trust Pond AB of M. Local 145 5:30 pm, Park Royal Shopping Centre North Mail, Art in Fashion Opening Reception One of the West Coast's most-loved folk and pop artists - as a member of Pied Pumpkin, the Hometown Band, UHF and as a Juno-award winning solo artist ~ Shari Ulrich has been performing for 25 years. With an acclaimed new solo album, The Hiew From Here, Ulrich will perform new songs that showcase the warm, heartfelt and entertaining music she has become known for, with an accoraplished band that includes multi-instrumentalist Bill Runge and Linda Kidder on bass. 8 pin, Joan Lawson Park Sunday August 8 Axé Capoeira Vancouver-based but rooted in the culture of Brazil, Axé Capoeira wow audiences with their combination of Brazilian music and folkloric deace, The band's mix of Capoeira, a style of Afro-Brazilian martial arts and acrobatics, and live Afro-Brazilian rhythms, creates energetic and dazzling performances that have led to standing ovations everywhere. Featuring members Marcos Barrao, Aurinha de Jesus, Marinaldo Bola, and Waldecir Lua Branca. &pm, Join Lawson Park Monday August 9 Karin Plato Quartct One of Canada’s rising jazz and blues vocalists, Karin Plato performs jazz standards and her own original tunes. Her latest CD, There's Beauty in the Rain, has garnered her seclaim from critics as “hip, swinging and a joy to be heard.” After performing several shows at this year's du Maurier Jazz Festival, Plato will kick off the Harmony Group ~- Show with fer quartet, featuring Lou Mastroianni on piano, Torben Oxbol on bass and Craig Scott on drums. 6pm, Ferry Building Gallery - Harmony Group Show Opening Oars ee