Granville Island 1s celebrating it's 10th Anniver-
sary with the "Carnival of Colour’, For a list of
activities and special events, come into the Gallen
or the Grarrrille Island Information Centre.

Gallery of B.C. Ceramics

MAR. 8-27 InFORMed Function
Works by Sam Kwan and Vincent Massey
Wheel-thrown work used in everyday living,

Mar. Sth, 6-9 p.m. in conjunction with
‘Camnival of Colour ', a celebration of Grarrville Island's

tenth year.

MAR. 29 - APRIL 17 Porcelain Expressions
Works by Katherine Dodd, Sue Hara and Ron Tribe

Unusual yet subth expressive work in porcelain clay.
Opening: Monday, March 28, 7:30-9:30

APRIL 19 - MAY 8
Works by Mary Daniel having to do with surface
treatment of this abstract, thoughtful work.

Opening: Monday April 18, 7:30-9:30

MAY 10-MAY29 Tentative show of ceramic and textile
works.

Opening: Monday. May 9, 7:30-9:30

The Gallery of B.C. Ceramics features on-going sale
of members works ane bi-mornthhy exhibitors.
Galleny Manager Sandy Korman.

For submission of mew work for Jurying, call Guild
office, 683-9023.

The Potters Guild of B.C, MEWSLETTER

is published 10 times a year. Submissions from
members are welcome, and should be in the Guild
office by the last Saturday ofthe month. Advertis-
ing rates: $75.00 full page: $40.00 half page:
$25.00 quarter page: business card 615,00;
classified $5.00 for 3 lines; additional lines $2.00
each (all ads must be prepaid).

Cartoons free.

Editora: Laurel McGregor, Sandy Korman

Mailing: Anne Fleetham, Savita Kshatriya, Gail
Krushinsky, Jackie White

The Potters Guild of B.C. meets the 4th Wednesday
of every month. Membership tn the guild is $20.00+
individuals, $30.00-groups, January to January.

See application form on the back page.

We welcome your comments and contributions.

GALLERY REPORT

This year so far has been excellent for the Gallery -
television coverage on Ch. 4 and Ch. 13 of the Ceramic
Erotica show, While Katherine McLean's ‘Stone the
Crows’ recelved a good review on the CBC Friday pro-
gram which deals with events on Granville Island.

January and February have been slow sales months as
expected. However things are really starting to pick up,
and [im sure we'll have another active sprimg. Although
business has been slow this period, the Gallery hasbeen
the scene of much activity. A portion of the Gallery has
been repainted, new carpeting installed ancl extra track
lighting added - basically, the Gallery has undergone a
much needed facelift. This project involved much
planning and hard work, and I would like to thank all
those who helped with this effort. We have had many
positive comments from the public. you haven't been
in for a while, please stop by and admure the changes.
For those of you who live outelde the Vancouver area, try
to sce the Gallery when you visil, a5 it's a preal way to
see the varlety of work being produced.

On Wednesday, March Sth, the Gallery will be open until
9:00 p.m. We are joining with other galleries on the
Island to participate in Granville Island's “Carnival of
Colour", This would be an excellent time to visit the
Gallery as it is also the opening of Sam Kwan and
Vincent Massey's “InFORMed Function”. Vincent
Massey will be speaking that evening at the Carteright
Gallery at § p.m. All are welcome.

- Sandy Korman
Gallery Manager

THE SELECTION PROCESS

The Potters Guild of B.C, has now instituted a Selections
Committee to jury work to sell in fis shop. The jury is
made up of three people who will meet every other
month. They will be looking for work that has a strong

personal style, strong personal direction, consistently
good design and technical competence.

The applicant should submit six pieces or clear slides if
they are out-of-towners, a clear, typed biography and
the retail pricing of their work. The slides should be a
good indicater of the work: clear, with stated dimen-
sions, the name and year of the work. People should
follow the guidelines as stated, othenvise the work will
not be considered.

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