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Dales Gallery — 537 Fisgard St. Im-
pressionistic acrylic on paper, tree-
scapes, and floral images by Anne
Zielinski of Homby Island. New water-
colors by local artist Sandy Clark and
recent acquisitions from Christies of
London. Silkscreens and etchings by
world renowned artists, Wolfson, Soan
and McNulty. On display until the end of
Oct. Regular gallery hours: Mon. to Sat.
10 am to 5:30 pm. 49
Stephen Lowe Art Gallery — 752
Douglas St. Gallery Listing: Victoria by
Robert Amos, Oct. 17-30. Amos is
famous for his scenes of Victoria. In-
cluded are 40 new paintings, everything
from the Surf Motel to Craigdarroch
Castle. 43

people such as Les Harper, Mimi
Jones, Peggy Larson and Larry Miller.
The show opens Oct: 14, 1 to 4 pm with
the artist in attendance and continues
until Nov. 4. Info. 652-2102. 44
Northern Passage Gallery — 1020
Government St. presents Fancy Free,

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featuring new contemporary ceramic
works by Gary Merkel, Graeme Alle-
meersh and Daniel Materna. Also,
hand-blown glass by Vancouver artists
Laurence Ruskin and John Phillips.
Until Oct. 14. Hours: Mon. to Wed., Sat.
9 am to 6 pm; Thurs., Fri. 9am to 9 pm;
Sun. 10:30am - 6:30 pm. 41
Handloom Gallery — 641 Fort St.
Featuring, to Oct. 12, the works of
Victoria artist Len Gibbs, including a full
selection of available signed limited
editions. Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9 am to 9
pm; Sun. 10:30 am to 7:30 pm. Ph.
384-1011. 44
Xchanges Gallery —Landscape 1990
until Oct. 27. Paintings and drawings by
Janet Strickland. 981 North Park St.
Gallery hours: 12 - 4 pm, Tues. - Sat.
Ph. 381-0442. 43
Open Space — presents Pam Hall

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria —
Pensees Sans Mots/Thoughts Without
Words until Nov. 11. The extraordinary
and disparate visions of world-class
artists, Suzanne Reese Horvitz and
Sheila Reid, are juxtaposed in a travel-
ling exhibition, which will visit the
AGGY, beginning early Oct. The exhibi-
tion opens with a reception on Thur,
Oct. 11 at 8:30 pm. The artists will be in
attendance and everyone is encour-
aged to attend: 45
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria —
Longest Landscape in the World
until Nov. 25. An exhibition entitled A
Painting Of The Yellow River. Illu-
strating the source of the Yellow
River in the Himalayan Mountains of
Tibet through the central plains of
China to its eastern outlet in the
Pacific Ocean took artist, Zhou
Zhongfu, 25 years to finish. The
exhibition opens with a reception on
Thur, Oct. 11 at 8:30 pm. Everyone Is
welcome. 47
Fran Willis North Park Gallery —
1619 Store St. “Reprise - A Retro-

Emily Carr Gallery — Keeping the
Records Straight - is a new version
of the gallery’s successful winter
exhibit. It is a sampling of the B.C.
Archives and Records Service's di-
verse collections pertaining to Brit-
ish Golumbia’s history and culture.
Highlights include journals of mem-
bers of the 1864 Vancouver Island
Exploring Expedition, as well as Em-
ily Carr paintings, pottery, corre-
spondence and memorabilia. No ad-
mission charge. Hours: Tues. to Sat.,
10 am to 4:30 pm. 1107 Wharf St. Ph.
387-3080. 43

Wednesday Programs — The Art Gal-
lery of Greater Victoria presents a talk,
film, slides, video or tour at 1 pm
Wednesdays at 1040 Moss St. Ph.
384-4101.

+e H.R.H.Butler — 10244 Fifth St, Sid- awe Coil That Binds, The Line That
Ey, R KI (a ney, B.G. Show of watercolour paint- ends." Continues through Oct. 20:
Bows? UG TS S70, ings, Sat., Oct. 27, Sun., Oct. 28 and 210 Fort St. Ph. 383-8833. 42 Fol 5
{7S Mon., Oct. 29 from 2:30 to 7 pm. Nunavut Gallery — “West Coast Hori Crystal Pool — Friday Frolics (grades
Ce : poe » ibiti ini : 1 to 7) Friday, Oct. 19: School District
Refreshments. 43. zons” an exhibition of original oils and ) y;
Maples Gallery — 1461 Benvenuto Basile by Katyn Amisson. Opening or USGCI® CN ination G0
Ave., Sidney. Group XIV 19th Annual Sun., Oct. 14 from 1 pm to 4:30 pm. #r" 3
619 3207 ONS Exhibition of saintngs in a variety of Attist in attendance. Exhibition contin- We'll have games, crafts, special
FORT ST. BAY AVE. media and styles. The show features ues through until Oct. 27. 2188 Oak events and swimming all Pee ae
383-9821 598-2721 the work of 12 local artists including Bay Ave. Ph. 598-1344. 43 one day. From 9 am to 5 pm. $18/day.

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Hallowe’en Hooot (4 to 10 yrs. old).
Sat., Oct. 27. Goblin games, pumpkin
carving, haunted house, teen event.
Join us for a spine chilling afternoon.
From 1 pm to 3 pm. Regular pool

admission. All activities on the pool —

deck at the Crystal. 43
Children’s International Summer Vil-
lages — is having its ist Village Meet-
ing, Fri., Oct. 12, at Spectrum School at
7 pm. If you have a child who wil turn 11
between Aug. 1, 1990 and July 31,
1991, we would like to tell you about
our Village Program. Children enjoy
monthly meetings, leam international
songs and games, participate in wee-
kend camps and have the opportunity
to apply for national and international
villages and interchanges. The goal of
the CISV is understanding through
friendship. For further info ph. 388-
9000 evenings. If you have an older
child, we'd be happy to tell you about
our Junior Branch. 41
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