16 - Sunday, November 19, 1989 ~ North Shore News

Art exhibited fe a es a WELL-KNOWN artist Sam Black ANNOUNCEMENT

will be showing his work at an up- coming one-week exhibit at the Ferry Building.

Black, a form ‘ofessor in the . we faculty of education at the Univer- We will be terminating our Park Royal Lease sity of BC., will be showing a col- January 31, 1990, and would like to take this op- lection of new works. Fi

. portunity to thank all our loyal customers and

A member of the Royal Society friends who have supported us over the past 6 of Watercolorists, Black’s work reflects his fascination with the years. Many thanks. ( ocean and life forms of coastal fr- inges

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His studio and home is located on Boven Island, where the artist paints, both in watercolor and oil, and creates graphic prints, wood- cuts and lithographs.

His work hangs in the National Gallery of Canada, Windsor Cas- tle, the Imperial War Museum in London and in the Vancouver and

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The Scottish-born artist’s work will be exhibited from Nov. 21 to 28 at the Ferry Building in West Vancouver.

Blunt shows works |

ACCOMPLISHED PORTRAIT artist Suzanna Blunt will be show- ing some of her recent works at an afternoon showing today (Sunday, Nov. 19) in West Vancouver.

Blunt, a European-irained painter and fine arts instructor at the University of B.C., is also a murai and landscape painter.

For the past seven years, Blunt’s art has received increasing atten- tion, especially her work in trompe-l’oeil — real or imaginary scenes painted on walls.

On walls or removable panels, Blunt delicately. paints vast horizons and receding perspectives. Her colorful vistas have transformed a number of B.C. homes and restaurants.

Blunt’s work can be viewed at 4455 North Piccadilly (off Marine Drive) in West Vancouver from I to 4 p.m.

Have a garbage-free Xmas

ANDREA MiiLER, one of the founders of the Worldwide Home _§ Environmentalists’ Network (WHEN), will be speaking in Lions Bay on Tuesday, Nov. 21. :

Her discussion will focus on en- vironmentalism in the home, and cover such topics as having a gar- bage-free Christmas.

Miller has become well known for her informative recycling cof- fee parties, and was given a GVRD award for her work in furthering environmental awareness.

The talk begins at 7 p.m. in the

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