OKANAGAN VALLEY NEWS FOR THE WESTERN POTTER

Zeljko Kujundzic and Ann will be giving two types of ceramic classes at
their Art Centre this summer. Zeljko will teach Ceramic Fundamentals
to adults and Ann will teach the Children's class, ages 7-11 years.
Painting classes also given during July.

Frances Hatfield will be teaching during July at the Okanagan Summer
School of Art in Penticton, subject: Ceramics for Teens and Adults.
Childrens' ceramic class will be conducted by Jody Todd.

The March copy of the American Craftsmen's Council "Outlook" con-
tained information about a Museum Extension Program sponsored by
the Council involving two display units of printed matter, slides with
built-in screen, photographic illustrations and actual pots. The pilot
project is a pair of these displays featuring Paul Soldner's Raku Ware.
It seemed to this correspondent such an excellent idea that I have
written to the editor of "Outlook" asking if a survey could be made to
ascertain whether small groups in his country and in Canada might be
interested in a simplified form of these exhibits, omitting the pots and
sending the photos, written materials and slides. In this way possibly
rentals might be lower and certainly packing and customs clearance for
we Canadians would be simplified. It then occurs to me to wonder if
our new Environmental Arts Committee might leok into the matter also,
of making up sets similar to this of works of Canadian potters, for
rent at nominal fee to groups or even individual craftsmen. Such
material would be of great value in teaching and could be the nucleus of
interesting meetings and even exhibits. Will you take it from here
please Mr. Lewis ?

Frances Hatfield.

VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS

From one end of Vancouver Island to the other, new projects are
springing up to promote the Arts,

In Victoria, The BastionVillage Arts and Crafts Society. plans a
bazaar-type shop, where spectators can watch the artists working in