This Year’s Resource Workshop

This is the fifth year of the Resource Work-
shops, presented each Wednesday from 1-4 p.m.
at 21 Water Street.

A selected group of artists and designers
from across the province, Canada and other
parts of the world will be “borrowed” for the
afternoon to talk about their work, ideas and to
enter into dialogue with students.

In the past Resource Workshops, this diverse
group of professionals has included painters,
sculptors, potters, film-video and _ television
artists, performers, dancers, mime and movement
artists, historians, scientists, critiques, illustra-
tors, book, newspaper and magazine designers,
art directors, poets, exhibition designers, museum
directors and curators, print makers, photograph-
ers, city planners, costume designers, landscape
architects, art dealers, government art officials
and others in order to stimulate discussion and
interest in current, past and future art move-
ments, trends and professions.

The Resource Workshop visitors, this year,
have been selected in conjunction with galleries,

JACK SHADBOLT
Mountain Summer No. 9 (end flight), 1977
acrylic, watercolour on paper

museums, and other art schools in order to give
students at the Emily Carr an opportunity to ask
questions and talk informally with actual pro-
fessionals.

Plans for this year’s workshops include
architects working on the new Emily Carr College
of Art site on Granville Island; a visitor from
Toronto’s new school “Art Sake’’; Eudorah
Moore, Director of California Design; Glen Lewis
of the Western Front; Jack Shadbolt, Vancouver
painter; Frank Dudos, industrial designer and
partner in the design office of Dudas Kuypers
Rowan Ltd., Toronto. Gile de Bure, curator
from the well known ‘Centre Pompidou’’ in
Paris will share his experiences as curator;
Andrzy Dudzinski, illustrator and book design-
er from Warsaw, Poland, will visit along with
Ursus Dix, from the Canadian Conservation
Institute in Vancouver; Dolf Gatelli, professor
of “Fantasy’’ from University of California
Davies; curators from the Vancouver Art Gal-
lery; a writer from Artscanada; a graphic design-
er from Vogue Magazine; performer Pat Glesko

URSUS DIX — Director, Canadian ‘Conservation Institute

from New York; a dancer from the National
Ballet, and others.

The Resource Workshops will present thirty
visitors. Most dates have been established; we
still have a few openings. Your suggestions,

along with information about the suggested visi-
tors may be sent to Sam Carter or Susan Hillman,
Co-ordinators of the Resource Workshops.

An announcement of each visitor will be
posted one week prior to each visit.

This Years Resource Workshop

This is the fifth year of the Resource Work:
shops, presented each Wednesday from 1-4 p.m.
at 21 Water Street,

A selected group of artists and designers
from across the province, Canada and other
parts of the world will be “borrowed” for the
afternoon to talk about their work, ideas and to
enter into dialogue with students.

In the past Resource Workshops, this diverse
group of professionals has included painters,
sculptors, potters, film-video and_ television
artists, performers, dancers, mime and movement
artists, historians, scientists, critiques, illustra
tors, book, newspaper and magazine designers,
art directors, poets, exhibition designers, museum,
directors and curators, print makers, photograph:
ers, city planners, costume designers, landscape
architects, art dealers, government art officials
and others in order to stimulate discussion and
interest in current, past and future art move-
ments, trends and professions.

The Resource Workshop visitors, this year,
have been selected in conjunction with galleries,

JACK SHADBOLT

Mountain Summer No. 9 (end flight), 197
acrylic, watercolour on paper

museums, and other art schools in ofder to give
students at the Emily Carr an opportunity to ask
questions and talk informally with actual pro-
fessionals.

Plans for this year’s workshops include
architects working on the new Emily Carr College
of Art site on Granville Island; a visitor from
Toronto’s new school “Art Sake”; Eudorah
Moore, Director of California Design; Glen Lewis
of the Western Front; Jack Shadbolt, Vancouver
painter; Frank Dudos, industrial designer and
partner in the design office of Dudas Kuypers
Rowan Ltd, Toronto. Gile de Bure, curator
from the well known “Centre Pompidou’ in
Paris will share his experiences as. curator;
Andrzy Dudzinski, illustrator and book design
er from Warsaw, Poland, will visit along with
Ursus Dix, from the Canadian Conservation
Institute in Vancouver; Dolf Gatelli, professor
of “Fantasy” from University of California
Davies; curators from the Vancouver Art Gal:
lery; a writer from Artscanada; a graphic design
er from Vogue Magazine; performer Pat Glesko

from New York; a dancer from the National
Ballet, and others,

The Resource Workshops will present thirty
visitors. Most dates have been established; we
still have a few openings. Your suggestions,

along with information about the suggested visi
tors may be sent to Sam Carter or Susan Hillman,
Co-ordinators of the Resource Workshops.

An announcement of each visitor will be
posted one week prior to each visit.

URSUS DIX — Director, Canadian Consorvation Institute