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GALLERY REPORT

No major report this month apart from
the Gallery Statement of Intent and
Guidelines lo Gallery Applicants which
is printed on pages 4-5 of this issue, The
Gallery Committee has worked on the
preparation of this document with the
hope that it will clarify procedures and
daily operations of the Gallery.

EXHIBITIONS AND SHOWS

Joanne Copp has an exhibition of her
primitive fired vessels at the Arts Centre
Gallery in New Westminster's Queens
Park, from June 30th to July 25th.
Opening July Sth , 2-1 pm.

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Gordon Hutchens work is on display in
“Best of Circle Craft’, Adrian Ross's.
Choice, al Circle Cra Gallery, Granville
Islancl, from July Grd to August Sth.
(604) 669-802 |

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EDUCATION

Capilano College announces an excil-
ing new direction for the Clay anc Tex-
ie Arts Program beginning September
1992, Courses in ceramics wil now be
offered through the Studio Art program.
Initially these courses will be open to
part-time students wishing to concen-
trate on Ceramic Studies. However, the
intention Ia that Ceramics will soon be
integrated more fully inte the two year
sludie art Program.

This fall, Beginning Clay wil! be offered
on Monday evening from 6:50 te 10:30
pm, with a lab on Thuraday evening
from 7 te 10:00 pm.,; Advanced Clay will
be Held Wednesdays from 6:50 am to
4:00 pm. Instructor for both courses is
Donalda McLaren.

As the Art Department Is closed from
June 15 to August 17, further informa-
tion ts obtainable from the Advising
Centre at $86-1911, Loc, 256k)

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The Vancouver Museum offers a handds-
en workshop on Tuesday night, June
30th on “Light, Lighting and Film*. with
commercial photographer, T.J. Adel. For
information and registration, contact
T.J Adel al 734-6826, or Marion Yas,
Public Programmes. Vancouver Mu-
scum, 736-443 1,

SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE ARTS,

3505 Richmond Rd., Victoria, B.c.
VSP 4P7 Phone (604) 598-1695
Fax (604) 370-2324

TWO WEER COURSES:
JUNE 28 to JULY 11. 1562:

Glaze and Colour Development with
Robin Hopper. for ceramic artlsts
focusses on the specific interest and
firing temperature of attending artists.
Text: “The Ceramic Spectrum” by Rebin
Hopper, and an ackiitional $50 firing fee
(15 students).

Clay Hand-building and Low Tem-
perature Firing with Denys James
explores three-dimensional expression
using the medium of clayin the personal
creathon of sculptural form [12 students),

WEEKEND COURSE: Saturday, July 4
and Sunday, July 5, 1402

Raku - Kiln Bullding and Firing Tech-
niques with Randy Sroelrax Innevalive
approaches to simple kiln building for
Taku and Low Temperature Firing (30
students

QCOST: 2 week tultion: $495; weekend
tuition: $85. Accommodation, tiched-
ing meals from $479 for two weeks (Add
7 % GST to all prices).

June, 1992

Vancouver Museum !s hosting a Blue
and White Porcelain Show to Septem-
ber 20, with the opening August Ist at
8pm. On August 20th at 8 pm, Dr.
Richard Pearson of UBC will present a
lecture on the “Great Ming and Their
Porcelain Trade".

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A lecture in Indian textiles with Ma.
Jasleen Dhamija will be held on July
Sth. Call the Museum for details and
Hcket information.

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“A Treasury of Canadian Craft", the
most comprehensive and inclusive sur-
vey of contemporary Canadian craft ever
exhibited, features works from 198 of
Canada's foremost crafimakers com-
pleted within the past four years. At the
Canadian Craft Museum, 639 Hornby
Street. Vancouver, to September 7th.
(604) 687-8266

Recently found in the New fork
Times, Sunday, May 17, an article
by Moira Farrow on “What's Doing
in Vancouver", in which Crafthouse
and our Gallery of B.C, Ceramics
were among four of the shops men-
toned, and Coralle reports that
people have already been in with the
article in hand!

Congratulations ta Val and
Dave Deble on the birth of
their daughter, Alexa Brynne,
on May 2rd.

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