AN URGENT REQUEST TO ALL FACULTY,
STAFF, and STUDENTS.

I’m a fourth year student who desperately needs
to: borrow, rent to purchase, or have; any black
and white or colour television sets (any make or
model as long as there is a reasonably good pic-
ture) in order to continue with the next phase of
my work.

If you can help me in any way, please phone me
at: 874-3918 or 872-2800.

Thanks,

Dean Mitchell

ECCA NEWS SHEET

The News Sheet provides information on
visiting artists, designers and lecturers coming to
the College each week. It is the interim solution
for providing this kind of information.

Every Friday afternoon the News Sheet will be
available from the front reception office ledge.

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ideas are echoed in the work of his pupil
Viljo Revell, who designed the Toronto
City Hall.

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DECEND THE HILL WHICH LAY BEFORE THE
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UNTIL HE REACHES THE BOTION OF THE
GREAT WL ONLY To FIND THAT He
HAS REACHED THE ENCHANTED
Forest!

From March 10 to March 217, 1981, the Ar-
tists Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition by
Marcia Pitch entitled ‘‘War Games’’.

PREVIEW: OPENING
Monday, March 9, 1981 8:30 to 10:30 P.M.
HOURS
Tuesday through Friday  10:00A.M.to5 P.M.
For further information contact:
Margaret Hamill
Curator

GREATER VANCOUVER ARTISTS
GALLERY
555 HAMILTON ST., VANCOUVER, B.C.
V6B 2R1
(604) 687-1345

RENE

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HAVING DECENDED HALF THE HILL.

SLEUTH
FEB. 18 - MAR. 14

This is the inaugural production of a brand new
professional theatre company, the MASTER-
PIECE MYSTERY THEATRE.

SLEUTH, in the great tradition of revenge and
intrigue, dramatizes with irony and wit the
sometimes deadly results of jealousy, pride, lust
and greed.

Performance times are 8 p.m. Sun., Tues.,
Wed., Thurs., Fri. and 6:30 and 9:30 on Sat.

Tickets are $6.50 ($5.50 students and seniors)
— Tues., Wed. and Thurs. and $7.50 ($6.50
students and seniors) on Fri., Sat., Sun.

Preview: Tues. Feb. 18 — members’ rate $3 for
adults, $2 students and seniors.

FOR INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS
CALL PRESENTATION HOUSE
986-1351

Bs Sea Geen Ss
All British Columbians under the age of 19 have

just one month to complete paintings, drawings,
prints and photographs for entry in the second

‘biennial exhibition, B,C. YOUNG ARTISTS ’81

(formerly B.C. Exhibition of Children’s Art).
Submissions will be accepted March 9-27,
1981, at the Vancouver Teachers Centre, 123
East 6th Avenue, Vancouver.
Conditions of entry and official entry forms are
available now from

ECCA Outreach.
Ref.: Nini Baird, Outreach Programs, 687-2345

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“I respond to the sensibility of my epoch. I don’t
predict things — the artist’s message is faith in his
own epoch. The artist is the predecessor to actual
events an discoveries. I don’t want results. I want the
road. . . the way. . . the TAO, whatever you call it.
That is the presence I want in my painting.”’

Alfred Jensen
ko

“J paint very large pictures. I realize that
historically the function of painting large pictures is
painting something very grandiose and pompous.
The reason I paint them, however — I think it ap-
plies to other painters I know — is precisely because I
want to be very intimate and human. To paint a
small picture is to place yourself outside your ex-
perience, to look upon an experience as a stereop-
ticon view or with a reducing glass. However you
paint the large picture, you are in it. It isn’t
something you command.”’

Marc Rothko