Following Tommy Kakinuma's one-man invitational show at

Hamilton Art Gallery, Hamilton, Ontario, he has received invitations
to hold two additional exhibitions. The first will be a two-man show
with Chizuko Shimana of Toronto at the Royal Ontario Museum,
opening on April 25th, in conjunction with the travelling exhibition,
"Art Treasures of Japan" which shows also in the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York. The second is an invitation by the
Canadian Handicrafts Guild to hold a one-man show in Montreal.

OKANAGAN REPORT

A representative of the National Gallery visited the Okanagan area
before Christmas to ask craftsmen to send work to the National Gallery
for jurying toward the Fine Crafts Show, so a good many crates of work
have been rolling east this January, I expect.

Walter Dexter is turning his hand from the wheel to the saw to make
additions to a house which he and Muriel have purchased just down the
road from Walter's studio at Okanagan Mission.

Frank Poll and Denise have moved from Okanagan Centre to a house on
the outskirts of Vernon where Frank is busy setting up a business-like
pottery. He says he bought the house because his clay supply is right
under his feet.

Santo Mignosa, instructor in ceramics at the Kootenay School of Art,
Nelson, B.C., is one of six Canadians whose work appears in the

10th International Exhibition of Ceramic Art at the Smithsonian
Institute, Washington, D,C. He is represented by a ceramic sculpture
entitled ''The Swimmer",

Zelko Kujundzic is teaching eight students in "Ceramic Fundamentals"
under the Kelowna Night School Programme for Adults.

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