MARKETING AND PROMOTION FOR CRAFTSMEN AND ARTISTS by Janet
Summerton, Director of Circle Craft, at Xuantlen College, Surrey,
June 4 - beginnera and June 11 for advanced. More tnformatton
through Vancouver Community College.

ART, CRAFT AND GIFT MARKET - Tuesday to Sunday, 10 - 5 p.m.
Artiete reserve tables for Saturdaye & Sundays. Limited space
available at this permanent location, 1386 Main St., North
Vancower. Call 980-4243 or 985-5528.

CAPILANO COLLEGE CRAFT DEPT. is registering now for classes next
Fall. Day and evening credit courees in firet and second year

are available. Inetruetors are Domma MeLaren for day elaeses and
Bob Kingamtll for evening classes. For further information, contact
the Art Department secretary at 948-1911 ext. 390 or either of

the above tnetructors.

LANGLEY CENTENNIAL MUSEUM AND NATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTRE ts planning
to present temporary, small ezhibite of work by Valley artiste and
eraftamen. 8znibit apace will be made available for one-man diaplaye.
Each artiet will be asked to participate for 4-@ weeks. This ie a
unique opportunity to have your latest work on display. For further
information contact Shiriey Sutherland at 888-3922.

EXHIBITIONS —_]

MAKERS SHOWCASE - ROBSON SQUARK am eaxhibition and eale by 75
leading 8.C. artisans. Jiume 1- 4, ll a.m. = 7 p.m.

REMBRANDT GALLERIES to May 2ist. 10-6;380.

LARRY AQUILAR: Showing porcelain and stoneware in both funettonal
and decorative forms and in colours reminiscent of the oriental
almond, orchid, and bamboo.

PAT WEBBER: Her porcelain tends to simple, clean lines decorated
with aunburet and jewel-like eryetalline glazes and will feature
assembled ctrcular wall pieces.

ART GALLERY OF GREATER VICTORIA 17th and 18th Centary ENCLISH
CERAMICS to May 16th. Antique Chinese and Japanese CLOISONNE to
May 20th,

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