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NORTH SHORE designer Jan Stimpson’s Victerian-inspired cloth- ing mate from recycled fibres will be at the fourth annual Wearable Art Show, Saturday, Dec. 4 in Vancouver.

One-of-a-kind jewelry, fibre art is on display at Wearable Art Show

THE FOURTH annual Wear- able Art Show is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 4 at Brock House, 3875 Point Grey Rd. in Vancouver.

By Caroi Crenna Contributing Writer

This show and market is well respected for its distinctive, onc-of- a-kind jewelry and fibre art by museum quality artists. The event is open from {1:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Set up in a gallery format within each room of the heritage home, guests can purchase pieces by 35 juried artists which are priced from $10 to over $100.

The sounds of Vancouver Symphony Orchestra musicians will accompany browsers, who can also sit and have a specialty coffee and desert within the Brock House’s

enclosed glass conservatory.

Show coordinator Debrah Watt emphasizes that this is not a craft show, but a showing of art-to-wear pieces and distinctive gifts normally found in specialty stores, but at affordable prices. [tems will be fea- tured for men, women and children.

Exhibits include sculptured fur felt hats by Margaret Blackburn, silk chenille garments and acces- sories, richly embellished and appliqued clothing, handpainted silk all by Eric Langley, recycled fibres made into Victorian inspired clothing by Jan Stimpson, antique and heritage found objects crafted into jewelry by Angela Hunter and exquisite costume jewelry by Richard Schweib.

Admission is $3 at the door. The event supports local artists and B.C.’s Children’s Hospital.

For further information, contact Debrah Wait at (604) 732 - SHOW.

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