BUSINESS OF CRAFT - Marketing, salesmanship, licensing, income-
tax, getting government assistance; March 20 & 21, Robson
square Media Centre, Vancouver; Cost $50.00; Contact Contin-
uing Ed., Vancouver Community College, 675 W. Hastings St.,
Vancouver, B.C. V6B IN2 or 688-1111 (loc. 288).

Exhibitions

HEROTICA -Mixed media (including clay) erotic art continues
at SUB Gallery, University of B.C., Feb. 23-29,

BONDAGE ARTIFACTS - Porcelain ceramics by Jacqueline Hofmann,
to Feb. 14, Helen Pitt Gallery, 163 W. Pender, 681-6740.

GROUP SHOWING - Jack Olive, Brad McFadyer, Maureen Wright,

Don Murray, and Gail Olive; Pot Shop, to March 31, 1723 Rob-
son Street.

CARTWRIGHT STREET GALLERY - (C.A.B.C.) mixed media invitation-

al opener shaw involving 50 artists/craftsmen includes Gathie
Falk, Wayne Ngan, Toni Cavelti, and Mary Filer. Glass, anoth-
er show, follows on March 13, features the work of inter -
nationally known glass artists.

CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS : A RESPONSE TO WEDGEWOOD - to March ls
Seattle Art Museum, Seattle.

EVE LEADER - Pottery, March 9-28, Rembrandt Gallery, 1333
Lonsdale, North Vancouver.

WOMANSIZE - invitational show for women; metal, wood, or clay;
Women-inFocus Gallery, 5 - 45 Kingsway, to March 14.

Sales & Fairs

BURNABY CRAFT MARKET - 1981 schedule: March |, April 5,

May 3 & 17, June 7 & 21, July 5 & 19, August 2 & 16, Septem-
ber 6 & 20, October 4 & 18, November 1, 15, 22, & 29, Decem-
ber 6 - 13 incl. For further information on stalls, etc.
contact Ilene or Edith at the Burnaby Arts Council 298-7322.
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL - in North Vancouver is plan-
ning a major craft fair in October, 1981, 10:00 a.m. to 9:00p.m.
50 stalts at $15.00 each, with 15% retained by the school for

ourchase of equipment. Contact Judy Lawson 929-4943 A.5.A.P.