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lest 8tk at Tolmie, Frl, 7:30 pm
8 pm performance. $21/'$18 at
fo: 434-4084.
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with
the
Vancouver
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Orchestra
performs
s' works including Piano
to No. 2. Qrphewn? Smithe at
ur, Sat. and Mon, 8 pm, Sun., 2
VS1925, 876-3434 or 280-3311.
rorawr Recital Society Violinist
MeDuffie and Yoon Kwon open
•ciety's 20th season, with.-.piano
panist Charles Abramovic Chan
for the Performing Arts, 6265
nU UBC, Sun, 3 pm, $5Q/$26,
naster 280-3311.
b o n y o n t h e Ridge Rockridge
1 presents Resident Conductor
Mitchell leading the Vancouver
hony Orchestra for a community
rt. Rockridge School 5350
and Drive, West Vancouver, Wed,
m to 9 pm, $15, tickets available at
I or at door, info 981-1300.
; T h e Vancouver Sun N o r t h
e Classics series: Premiers John
io's Flights of Fancy, Brahms'
i Concerto and Bartok's Concerto
Orchestra,
performed
by
ertmaster Robert Davidovici, feaVSO Associate Conductor, Clyde
hell, CenfenniaJ Theatre, 2300
dale, Oct. 7, 730 pm. .And as part
e Westminster Savings New West
ncs: Massey Theatre, 735 8th Ave,
Westminster, Oct & 8 pm $2225,
is 876-3434.

LADINGS,

ETC.

THIS WEEK
Poetics Diane LaLoge presents
anie Jannisse and Gregor Jeffrey readAtmospherics. The Helen Pitt Gallery,
Homer, Tours. 8 pm. 6S1-6740.
idings at Black Sheep Mark
amore (Bleaker Street, Corridors)
Tanya Evanson (world class ani) . Black Sheev Books. 2742 West 4th,
8 pm free 732-5087.
2 Vancoiwer Poetry Siam Avenue
rising poets to showcase their talent,

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SLUA

features an open perfonnance poetry
competition, D.J. Dutch Boy and Emcee
Graham Olds. % THIS WEEK: The Jack
Karaoke Slam with music by Gospel
Space Juice. Cafe Deux Soldi, 2096
Commercial First and Third Mondays of
each month, signup 8pm, showtime 9pm,
$10/$5. Info 708-5024.
Tales of O r d i n a r y
Madness
Spoken word and poetry reading.
Bukowski's Bistro, 1447 Commercial
every Tues, 930 pm, 2144348.
Roddy Boyle Booker Prize-winning
author reads from his latest novel, A
Star Called Henry. Christ Church
Cathedral (690 Burrard St) Wednesday,
7:00 p.m. Tickets $15 at Blackberry
Books, Granville Island and Kadsbooks
on Broadwav or 280-3311.

SPECIAL

EVENTS

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mances. For more information visit the
website at http:www.vcnbc.ca/gnuii
Ojo Ayo - Day of Joy An evening of
sacred music, traditional dance and
performance celebrating the shared
ritual heritage throughout the world,
includes performance by Odua
Drummers, Amir Koushkani and
Capoeira Ashe Brazil Pacific Science
Centre, Planetarium Auditorium, 1100
Chestnut. FrL, 630 pm doors, 730 pm
performance,
S25/S30 at
door,
Ticketmaster 280-44H.
Roy Kiyooka Conference A two day
event including exhibits, lectures,
video and film and panel discussions
focussing on the multi-disciplinary
works of Vancouver artist Roy
Kiyooka. See Rear Window page 39.
Emily Can* Institute of Art and Design,
room 328, South Building 1399 Johnston
St., Granville Island, Frl, 730 am to 10
pm, and Sat. 10 am to 5:15 pm, $15/8 at
door, or call 822-2759.

THIS WEEK
Generous Margins Four Four day
publishers festival including two panel
discussions at SFU Harbour Centre, an
evening of entertainment and a two day
book/niag/zine fair at the WISE Hall,
f THURSDAY: Panel discussions entitled Sex, Drugs and the Lav/: Pushing
the Boundaries with Teresa Dulce,
Janine Fuller, Dana Larsen and many
more, SFU Harbour Centre, 7 pm. By
donation. !f FRIDAY: Panel with five
independent literary publishers on survival in the publishing world, SFU
Harbour Centre, 330 pra. By donation.
Tnat evening is Free expression: Mind,
Body and Soul with readings, performers and more, WISE Hall, 1382 Adanac,
8 pm. $8 at the door. % SATURDAYSUNDAY; .More than 50 publishers of
books, comics, zincs and more display
works, WISE Hall, Sat 11 am-5 pm. Sun,,
12-5 pm. Free.
l i v e at the End of the Century A
city wide performance art festival
including the following art galleries:
Anza Club, Artspeak, Contemporary
Art Gallery, Dynamo , grant gallery ,
Havana, Or Gallery, Charles H. Scott
Gallery, Vancouver Art Gallery, Video
In Studios, Vogue Theatre, Western
Front. From Friday to Nov. 6 Cabarets,
symposiums, lectures and perfor-

Clay, Oct 7-30. fNR THING CO.: The
collaborative works of lain Baxter and
Ingrid Baxter, from 1966 and 1978. to Sat.
Charles H. Scott Gallery Emily CanInstitute ofArt and Design. 1399 Johnston
Granville Island, 844-3809.
SKIM
ADAMS, sculptural works, to Oct 10.
Community Arts Council of
Vancouver 837 Davie, 683-4358.
9 BOOK (WRIT LARGE): 35 Vancouver
artists explore the book as a physical,
cultural and historical construct, to Oct.
29. § INTERNAL LANDSCAPES: New
paintings by Tarig Adam, to Oct. 29.
Contemporary Art Gallery 555
Hamilton,681-2700. fNobuyoshi Araki,
one of Japan's roost celebrated' and controversial photographers, ih Oct 16.
Diane Farris Gallery 1565 W. 7th, 7372629. ST ARBOR VTTAE: A suite of 13
paintings and two etchings by AttUa
Richard Lukacs, Oct 7 to Nov. 2.

VANCOUVER

Havana Gallery 1212 Commercial.
f NATIONS, POLLINATIONS AND
DISLOCATIONS: Photographic exhibition with Ronn Lee, Claudia Molina,
Sam SHort, Claudia Medina, Caitlin
Johnston, Jesus Gonzales, Jorge Aquilar
and Saralee James, FrL-Oct 31.

Art Beatus Ml-888 Nelson, 688-2633.
tf JIANG AN PROJECT: Works by Xu
Bing, Fluang Yong Ping, Rong
Rong/Juang Huan, Cai GuoQiang, Sui
Jiang Guo, to Oct. 9.

Helen Pitt Gallery 882 Homer, (^8h
6740. f TRANSFIGURATIONS: NEW
EROTIC WORK: New works by Brian
Lynch and Alex Waterhouse-Hayward,
to Oct. 23.

Bau-Xi Gallery 3045 Granville, 733-7011.
!1 TOSEPH PLASKETT: New and past
works, Sat-Oct. 19.

Monte Clark Gallery 2339 Granville,
730-5000. f\ NOCTURNE: Kinetic sculpture bv Jay Johnson, Sat-Oct 23. ^UNIVERSAL PICTURES II: New work by
Vancouver artists Geoffrey Farmer,
Myfamvy MacLeod, Shannon Oksanen,
Ron Terada and Mina Torino, to Sat

GALLERIES
AMD
MUSEUMS

Buschlen Mowatt main floor ,1445
West Georgia, 6824234. fRoss Penhall,
new works, to Sept. 31. f ANTHONY
BLICQj B.C landscapes by the late
Vancouver artist, to Thurs.
Canadian Craft Museum Cathedral
Place Courtyard, 639 Hornby St, 6878266. Open MOIL to Sat, 10 am to 5 pin;
Thurs. 10 am to 9 pm; Sun. and holidays
12 to 5 pm. ?.Cobalt and indigo: Indigo
textile works by Hiroyuki Shindo and
Yvonne Wakabayashi, and colbalt
ceramics by Kinichi Shigeno, to Nov. 14.
Catriorta Jeffries Gallery 3149
GramdUe, 736-1554. $ QUIET ENJOYMENT: Video installation by Allyson

Or Gallery 103 - 400r Smithe, 683-7395.
yGETTING TOE'CORNERS: Martin
Boyce, Angela de la Cruz, Liam Gillick,
Lucy Gunning, Garth Jones, and Jemima
Stehli, intended to be installed in the
gallery's corner spaces, to Oct 23.
Simon Patrich Gallery 2329 Granville.
^LEGACY: Nora Patricli works on canvas, 27 paintings and mural painted on
site, Tnurs. to Oct 28.
Third Avenue Gallery 1725 West TJiird,
738-3500. fTHE RINGING EARTH

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