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Robert Linsley — Recent Works - to March 6
Artist/Writer/Talks — Stan Douglas (artist) March 1, 8:00 p.m.

101-1045 Broadway,

Burnaby Art Gallery 6344 Gilpin St., 291-944]
Richard Overfield: A Ten Year Survey — 1975 - 1985
February 19 - March 22

Cartwright Gallery 1411 Cartwright St., 687-8266
Uncommon Threads — Distinctive hand-crafted clothing by 14 artists.
February 26 - April 5

Coburg Gallery 314 W. Cordova St., 688-0866
Al Neil — February 18 - March 7. Opening February 17, 8:00 p.m.
Chery! Sourkes — March 11 - April 4. Opening March 10, 8:00 p.m.
Community Arts Council Gallery 837 Davie St., 683-4358
Noel Silver — Mixed Media
Cathy Schmidt — Mixed Media
Wayne Diekema — Painting
Marcia Pitch — Scuplture
February 17 - 28. Opening February 17, 7 - 9 p.m.

Andrew Seal — Painting

Lunar Suede — Sculpture

Hohn Nagel —/ Pastel on Paper

March 3 - 14. Opening March 3, 7 - 9 p.m.

Contemporary Art Gallery 555 Hamilton St.,
Julie Duschenes: Collapse of the Wave Function — to February 28
Judith Atkinson, Dianne Radmore: Sacred Ground, Skin and Bones.
March 3 - 28

Crafthouse 1386 Cartwright St., 687-7270

Gallery of B.C. Ceramics 1359 Cartwright St., 669-5645
Ceramic Erotica — to March 1

Grace Gallery 1406 Old Bridge St., 669-9606
Grunt Gallery 209 E 6th Ave., 875-9516

Ornamental Renegade — Decorative furniture and accessories by Paul
McDonald. February 17-28

Neo Artism 504-3010 Water St., 685-1919
Or Gallery 1729 Franklin St., 251-6415

Daniel Laskarin — to February 28

Pitt International 36 Powell St., 681-6740
ManWoman: Products no home should be without. February 16 to
March 17
Lenna Greer: Landscapes — February 16 to March 7
Brenday Hemsing: Oreo Brunch (Photography) February 16 to March 7

Suite 18 2414 Main St.,
This is a new gallery, rented by Theatrespace, dedicated to displaying
photographs. To March 9 is a show by Katherine Kortikow-Sample, a
former student of ECCAD

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Unromantic as a Monday Morning — An exhibition by seven woman
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U.B.C. Fine Arts Gallery
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Aspects of Contemporary Canadian. Art from the collections of the
University of Calgary at the Nickle Arts Museum. To March 8

Basement, Main Library Building 228-

Western Front 303 E 8th Ave.,

A Gathering— Sculptural installation by Violet Costello. February 17 to
March 6

Vancouver East Cultural Centre 1895 Venables, 254-9578
Recent Drawings — Graham Gillmore (ECCAD Graduate). To March
2. For more information call Brent Gibson, Publicity Director at 251-
1363

Other Happenings

The Canadian Art Therapy Association is holding its 8th Annual Confer-
ence in Vancouver September 11 to 13, 1987. Theme: Art Therapy Theory
and Practice: Its application for effective prevention, intervention and he-
aling. Final date for submission of 3 copies of 250 word abstracts is April
30, 1987. Write:

Canadian Art Therapy Association Conference

216 St. Clair Ave. W. Toronto

Phone: (Vancouver) (604) 926-9382

(Toronto) (416) 921-4374

Deadline for submissions to the 1987 Vancouver Fringe Festival is April
30th. For more information, contact Theatrespace.

A series of lectures on the art of printmaking will be held throughout
March. Various artists will speak and different techniques will be dis-
cussed. For more information and to register, phone 291-9411

The New Play Centre and Workshop West present Backyard Beguine, a
comedy by David King, directed by Kathryn Shaw, March 26 — April 18,
Waterfront Theatre, Granville Island. For tickets call 685-6217

Call the Arts Hotline at 734-ARTS for more information!

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Guest Lecture Series

March 3 Angela Graverholz
March 10 Geoff Hendricks
March 24 Tony Brown

Business of Art Series

March 5 Money Matters For the Student and Artist

Sandi North, Financial Aid Officer, ECCAD.
Where to look for money and how to get it: finan-
cial aid, government loans, grant sources for the
arts, work opportunities, tax matters.

March 15 Exhibiting: Relations with Galleries

Christine Elving — Contemporary Art Gallery
Karen Hasselfelt — Diane Ferris Gallery

Willard Holmes — The Charles H. Scott Gallery

(ECCAD)

The Blood Bus is coming. . .The Blood Bus is coming. . .
Sign up with Sandi North in financial Aid. Bus will pick up students Friday
March 6 at 12 Noon to give blood.

Free Drawing Class :
Wednesdays — Painting Annex (First and Fir) 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. (Models
provided)

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