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Galleries

Aielier 3084 Granville St., Pnina Granier — New Landscapes April 16— 26

Coburg 314 W. Cordova St., Ian Wallace & Vikky Alexander Photo Installation To April 19 Glen Lewis & Geoffrey James Photographs April 21 - May 19

Bau-Xi 3045 Granville St., Hugh MacKenzie — Etchings To April 30

Contemporary 5S5S5HamiltonSt., Robert Lindsley — Paintings

April | — 26 Elvis Chang 808 Nelson St., ¥# Ballantyn, Crossin, Curry, McCrum, Stanley — “Big Pies” April | — 18 Equinox 1525 W. 8th Ave., Takao Tanabe — “The Changing Landscape” — Paintings April 3 — 29 Fine Arts U:B.C.

Paul Mathiau — “Le Souci de Soi” — Ceramic Sculpture To May 2 The Grunt 209 E. 6th Ave., Danielle Peacock — Paintings April 15 — 28 - Clair Grover April 29 to May 10 Colin Fraser — 3D May 27 to June 14

Great Pacific Northwest Art Co.., Carl Chaplin — Animal Portraits To April 17.

Italian Cultural Centre 3075 Slocan Ave., Anna Belluz — “Images of Italy” — B&W Photographs April 3 — 17 Neo Artism 3685 W4thAve., “Living Space” — A furniture and design show at Park Place Towers, 34th floor.

1729 Franklin St.,

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Aprit 16-26

New Hooans 2-G BAM. wWed.- sat. Pitt International 36 Powell St.,

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L. X. Forde & Brian Roche — New Works, paintings Both April 1 — 19

Herbarium —/ Photographs by Joan Fontcuberta April 4 — May 4

History Imagined — Photographs by Randy Bradley August 7 — September 7

Presentation House 333 Chesterfield, N. Van. # Gestures of the Body/Gestures of the Site — Wall installation by Shelagh Keeley

April 4 — May 4

Richmond 7671 Minora Spinners & Weavers — Textiles May 2—.12 Cynthia Nugent — Paintings May 16 — 26

Vancouver Art Gallery Dutch World of Painting April 6 — June 29 Making History — Recent aquisitions of Vancouver artists including David Mayrs and Ian Wallace.

Western Front 303 E. 8th Ave.,

Lots happening! Check their calendar for a list of performances, poetry, music, dance, etc.

Women in Focus 456 W. Broadway Preparing for films in May, part of International Film Festival.

750 Hornby St.,

Cafes

Cafe Madeleine 3761 W 10th Ave., Martin Guderna — Painting

Hermia Harris ~Fraser — Painting

Camfari 824 Thurlow St., ¥ Chris Catalano — “Occhio Interne” — Paintings Avugy st.

La Quena Co-op Cafe 1111 Commercial Dr., Lyn Williamson — Drawings & Oils May | — 31 “And Still They Danced” — Performance May 2 — No charge.

Main Espress Cafe 4273 Main St., Virginia Achtem — “Studies” — Prints and Ceramics

April | — 19

Montgomery 433 Pender St., Gregory Houston — Drawings & Paintings To April 20

Carole Segal — Photography April 21 to May 11

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E.C.C.A.D. EVENTS

Workshop

Location: Foundation Area - Rm. 113

Please register in advance with John Wertschek, Room 113, in the Foundation area. ;

Henry Elder (Educator, Architect) and Charles Brauner (Educator, Philosopher) will conduct a three day workshop at E.C.C.A.D. The workshop is entitled “Designing an En- vironment for Learning” and will pay particular attention to the question; “What is learning?”

Thanks to a grant from the Student Society, there is no charge for participation. Participation is limited, however, to eighteen people from among the students, faculty and ad- ministration at E.C.C.A.D. Participants must come with an open mind and be committed for the entire time. The lecture on Monday morning and the critique on Wednesday after- noon are open to everyone.

Dates: April21, 22, and 23, 1986 Times: Monday - 9:00 am — 11:00 pm Tuesday - 9:00 am — 11:00 pm Wednesday - 9:00am— 11:00pm PRIMA MATERIA:

New photographic work from the Emily Carr College of Art and Design

An exhibition of the work of the faculty and students from the Emily Carr College of Art and Design will be held from April 16th until May 7th, 1986 at Park Place, 666 Bur- rard St., Vancouver, B.C.

The exhibition will encompass the entire 31st floor and the presentation will be in the form of photo-installations. The work on display will emphasize the sculptural pos- sibilities of the photograph and will embody the thematic and elemental concerns of prima materia, an alchemical term which means “first substance” or “first material” and which signifies the basic elements that together represent the composition of earth, fire, water and air. .

The hours of the exhibition will be 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, and there will be an opening re- ception (by invitation only) on Tuesday, April 15th from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

Travel Opportunity

The (GHOST) Gallery is sponsoring an “Expedition to the Territory”. Late May departures. Four days, three nights. Price includes transportation, food, lodging, passport, visas, innoculations, etc. etc. Fares from $57.00 down (Canadian funds). Limited number of scholarships avail- able. Inquiries welcome.

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Atelier 3084 Granvile St, Phina Granier — New Landscapes April 16 — 26

Coburg 314 W. Cordova St. Tan Wallace & Vikky Alexander Photo Installation To April 19.

Glen Lewis & Geoffrey James Photographs April 21 = May 19 3045 Granville St sh MacKenzie — Etchings

To April 30

Contemporary 55SHamiltonst., Robert Lindsley — Paintings April | — 26

Elvis Chang $08 Nelson St.

‘#Ballantyn, Crossin, Curry, MeCra “Big Pics” April 1 — 18

Equinox 1525 W

Takao Tanabe — Paintings April3 —29

Arts UBC.

Paul Mathiau Ceramic Sculpure ‘To May 2

TheGrunt 209. 61h Ave.,

Danielle Peacock — Paintings

Stanley

April 15—28, Clair Grover

April 29 to May 10 Colin Fraser — 3D

May 27 t0 June 14

Great Pacific Northwest Art Co., ‘Carl Chaplin — Animal Portraits

1695 W 7th Ave

April 17, Malian Cultural Centre 3075 Slocan Ave. Belluz — “Images of Italy’ — B&W Photographs April3 —17 Neo Artism 3685. Wih Ave iving Space” — A furniture and design show

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L. X. Forde & Brian Roche — New Works, paintings Both April | — 19 Herbarium —/ Photographs by Joan Fo April4 — May 4

‘History Imagined — Photographs by Randy Bradley ‘August 7 — September 7

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Paintings Vancouver Art Gallery 750 Hornby St

Dutch World of Painting

April 6 — June 29

Making History — Recent aquisition of Vancouver

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Women in Focus 456 W. Broadway

Preparing for films in May, part of International Film Festival

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Hernia Hoeris-Fraser —Painting

Camfari 524 Thurlow St

“¥ Chris Catalano — “Occhio Interne” — Paintings Augyat. La Quena Co-op Cafe 1/1 Commercial Dr. Lyn Williamson — Drawings & Oils May 1—31 il They Danced” — Performance No charge.

Main Espress Cafe 4273 Main S., Virginia Achtem — “Studies” — Prints and Ceramics ‘April 1 — 19) Montgomery 433 Pender St. ‘Gregory Houston — Drawings & Paintings ‘To April 20 Carole Segal — Photography ‘April 21 to May 11

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E.C.C.A.D. EVENTS

Location: Foundation Area-Rm. 113

Please register in advance with John Wertschek, Room 113, in the Foundation

Henry Elder (Educator, Architect) and Charles Brauner (Educator, Philosopher) will conduct a three day workshop atE.C.C.A.D. The workshop is entitled "Designing an En- vironment for Learning” and will pay particular attention to the question; “What is learning?”

‘Thanks to a grant from the Student Societ charge for participation. Participation is limited, however, toeighteen people from among the students, faculty and ad- inistration at E,C.C.A.D. Participants must come with an ‘open mind and be committed forthe entire time. The lecture ‘on Monday morning and the critique on Wednesday after noon are open to everyone.

April21, 22, and 23, 1986 ‘Times: Monday 9:00am— 11:00pm Tuesday 9:00am— 11:00pm Wednesday - 9:00am— 11:00 pm

PRIMA MATERIA:

New photographic work from the Emily Carr College of Art ‘nd Design

‘An exmibition of the work of the faculty and students from the Emily Carr College of Artand Design will be held from April 16th until May 7th, 1986 at Park Place, 666 Bur- rad St., Vancouver, B.C.

The exhibition will encompass the entire 31st floor and the presentation will be inthe form of photo- installations. ‘The work on display will emphasize the sculptural pos- sibilities of the photograph and will embody the thematic and elemental concerns of prima materia, an alchemical {erm which means “frst substance” or “first material” and Which signifies the basic elements that together represent the composition of earth, fire, water and air.

‘The hours ofthe exhibition will be 11:00am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, and there will be an opening re- ception (by invitation only) on Tuesday, April 15th from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

Travel Opportunity

‘The (GHOST) Gallery is sponsoring an “Expedition o the “Territory”. Late May departures. Four days, three nights Price includes transportation, food, lodging, passport, visas, innoculations, etc. etc. Fares from $57.00 down (Canadian funds). Limited number of scholarships avail- able. Inquiries welcome

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