Terrace Arts Association’ -

The Terrace Art
‘ Association. has ' launched
“itself into the 1976-77 season

“+ with a slate of new officers

‘and a full arts and crafts
pro am,
e- association, which

_ operates out of the Library

- Arts Room, is probably best
known for’ its Annual’ Arts
and Crafts Show, held eve

- April at Caledonia Hi
School. Entry forms for art,
- eraft, and hobby exhibits

will be available next March

~ for the April 23 - - 24 weekend.

The Terrace Art
Association also sponsors

mo Picture Loan, where, for a

fee of $2 per painting per
month, members can rent
and take: home’ «their
selection of 200 original
- paintings. Some of these are

-also for purchase and new
_ paintings are welcome. The
- next Picture Loan will take

place December 14 in the

ibrary Arts Room at 8 p.m.

Phone” “635-9402 for more

information. |

1976-77

For general viewing, local

and travelling art shows are

continually on display in the
Library Arts Roum at no
charge.

Shows this season will

tentatively include:

- October 16 - 30: Paintine:
by local artist, Rebecca
Mailloux.

November 1 to 19 _
Photographs by D. Straiton

_ and Strom.:
November 19 to December
10 — Tony. Nilsson -

Surrealist paintings. -

December 10 to January 3
— .paintings by a Sum-

-merland artist.

January 3 to 22 — The I-
Eye in Burnaby - art by
children.

January 14 ‘to 28 —
Suburban. Landscapes -
documentary photography
by H. Hohn.

February 7 to 25 — Ab-.

stracts on Paper - by prairie
artists. —

March 1 to 21 —- Print
Show - from Burnaby Art:
Gallery.

_ The Inuit people

-- Spirit in a Landscape _
The People Beyond, a CBC-
TV ‘special | in the Images of
Canada series, focuses on

-the little-known people of .

_ Canada’s Arctic, the Inuit,

through their distinctive art. .

it. be telecast on the
_ > network Wednesday, ‘Oc-

: tober 27 at oP

_ “Eskimo seu. ure and art
“ prints are highly valued on
” this continent arid. abroad,
- and this beautiful one-hour
' film: features works by 165
artists of Canada’s north, in
~ og settlements.
Inuit art is .an
: anachronism — a modern
~ artform reflecting a culture
. Shrouded in the mists of
_ time. The film takes viewers
to the land of the Inuit, a
cruel: environment in which

- the white man-is alien. Yet

- the Inuit, the people of that
- land, have survived ‘beyond
_ -the treeline’ for some 4 ,000
: years.
“The Eskimo “Cartistie

. explosion” of the past 25

years involves about half of
» the Inuit population of 18, 000

ee and adds up to an ex-

a traordinary cultural. in-

“ventory of°a-way of life that

existed centuries before the

white man-canie. -

' FIRST CBC-TV PROGRAM
IN 3 LANGUAGES

~: Spirit -in a Landscape is

~ the first CBC-TV program to .
‘be presented in three dif-

vfs ferent language versions —
“ English, “French, and

a titut. (the, langua e of

the: Inuit); “The Inuktitut
‘version will:be telecast on.

7 “CBC's Northern Service on

the ‘same night as the
“English network. telecast
: (October, 2). The French

version is scheduled to be
presented oh Radio Canada
at a later. date.

Carol |

ages of Canada special,
filmed on location ‘at Baker
Lake, Spence Bay and other
settlements in the Arctic.
Barbara Moon, the script
writer, also did her research
on location, talking with the
people, and the sound track
es the voices of many
of the people with whom she
talked

Narrators of the film are
Minnie Freeman (originall rf
from Cape Hope Islan

‘Hudson’s Bay); an-

thropologist Dr. William E.
Taylor, director. of the

National Museum of Man in

Ottawa and actor Douglas:

, Rain, breathing life into the

try .of. the Danish an-
thropologist Rasmussen,
himself part Eskimo (who
wrote Across Arctic

America).

Music - for the film is
composed by Harry Somers, -
and performed ona syn- |
thesizer . by: John Mi Is: wal 4

Cockell..:
Vincent:

executive producer, of. no

Images of Canada. :

Shown to some. ‘members ee
of the press-at a fall season .
preview in Torontorecently, . - —
Images of Canada — Spirit... _.
in a Landscape drew this.
comment from.Rosa Harris,
writing in the Montreal

Sunday Express: ‘The show’ ~

. has to be one of the most. _
‘beautiful - -gocumentaries ~
about Inuit art ever made. -

Subtle, auringy ‘never
condescending ..

NO, 2 NAZI IN. yy:
_ HITLER'S on NY,
* HERMANN

‘GOERING

\ WAS ONE OF THE WEALTHIEST

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VENTURES | iN INDUSTRY, HE. epee
COMMANDED

ORGANIZED AND
THE LUFTWAFFE. GUILTY —

“Myers, who:
roduced and directed this

Tovell is ve

Local arts and crafts on
displa splay in the. lobby. of the
Lee Theatre are also

sponsored by the Terrace. ~

Art Association.

For those actively in-
volved,
das: i2n,
weaving, carving, metal
sculpture, silkscreen “and

portrait ‘painting will be 7
offered according to interest _

shown. Anyone interested in
taking or giving a workshop

is invited to phone 635-2964. .

Slide shows. will also. be
sponsored.

The Terrace . Art |
Association is .an-- in-
dependent organization
which operates out of. the
Library: Arts ‘Room’ {not: to
be confused ‘with the
Terrace and District Arts
Council). Membership,
which includes a monthly
newsletter is $1. For further

information, phone 635-2964

or- write Terrace Art
Association, ae 42,

Terrace, B. C.

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