March 1997 / Planet of the Arts 3 Planer ete Published by the ECIAD Students’ Union Association Contents Serendipity Executive-level quacking; E-mail saves the day; Moustache Day continues; Lounge makeover underway. Michael Gardiner’s zeal; Breadmaking and maternal lineages; Alumni film grads Elizabeth Murray and Paula Vander; Peter Tanner and self-marketing; Gordon Smith's edge; Sister city perspective; Curating the Momento Mori show; Installing photography in open spaces; Performance art by Warren Arcan; On the bus with Jason McLean. photograph by Alan Hoffman The sandbox was, in many ways, a sort of graveyard for toys. I'll never forget finding my speak and spell covered in sand and rainwater in the corner of the long sandbox near our front gate. Now, instead of asking me to spell Elliot, it would only gurgle “blik”. | went to strangle my younger brother. —-Jonathan Middleton Separate text and image selections from Alan Hoffman’s Fourteen Stories (self-published, 1996) View of Dante’s Peak; Contemplating Forman’s take on Larry Flynt; Regurgitating Planet Hollywood; kultur on canvas; X analyzes student fashion; Digesting Planet of the Arts; Bagel review haiku. prey Hegemonics eatures First Nations artists voice new visions; Stories by Peter George about becoming an artist; Strategies of artists of Asian heritage. Identities Susan Stewart reviews Suzo show; é A& 2 4 Uf (Gun Hsie Fah Tsai); Women in View Festival; Art by three Black fathers: a conversation; Neo-nomadic existence; Queer representation and history; Discussion of the notion of a queer aesthetic. Nanotechnological futures; Review of Feminism and the Mastery of Nature; Mythic figurations, feminist subjectivity and environmentalism. Dialectic » Anxieties Real job update; Risk anything via e-mail; Les must a de graduation; The End of Time in Hong Kong; i= Miss Manners; One less cyclist(?). Alan; About the Board of Governors; Ron and Mike meet students; The Media Division: a happy division; Computer resource possibilities; Despairing the Grad Show that won't be; Celebrating Vera and Rick; Women’s self-defense course; Survey results from women students and students of other cultures; Part-Time Student Listening Post; Film/Video student morale and film resources; Viewing the big film picture. Teaching visual culture By whatever means necessary chief executive artist of Art and Design Endowments 844-3871 Telephone: (604) 844-3854 Vancouver, Canada Gallery 844-3811 E-Mail: rburnett@eciad.bc.ca http://www.eciad.be.ca PoA Magazine 844-3861 March 1997 / Planet of the Arts 3 Planet ARE Contents /WWVV Serendi; ingl4 Zi Ga) BS Practice Hegemonics ly Dialectic BQAnxieties — mily Carr Institute Design