Page M14 October 24, 1990.

This Week

CALENDAR

Juan De Fuca Arts & Crafts Guild
15th Annual Sale & Tea — will take
place on Sat., Nov: 10, from 9 am to 4
pm, and on Sun., Nov. 11, from 11 am
to 4 pm. This event will take place at the
Marigold Activity Centre, 757 Burnside
Rd: W. A large selection of handcrafts
of excellent quality from our painters,
3-D, cottage crafts, potters, fibers and
weavers will be for sale. 43

Canadian Impressions — presents
“Victoria's Emerging Artists”, and hosts
four of Victoria's up and coming artists
Sat., Oct. 27 from 11 am to 4 pm. You
will be able to meet and see works by
Pat Ardnt, Grant Fulller, Kathy Lynch
and Delia Paranich. Come and join us
in this opportunity to meet the artist.
811 Government St. Ph. 383-2641. 43

Northern Passage Gallery — 1020
Government St. presents “Masquer-
ade”, a group exhibition exploring the
dualistic nature of masks - to project or
conceal? Featuring wall masks by Lea
Mann, Sonia Galbraith, Ainsley Keele-
Loken and wearable masks by Kathleen
Measures. Continuing through Oct. 31.
Gallery hours: Mon., Wed., Sat, 9 am
to 6 pm; Thurs., Fr., 9 am to 9 pm;

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Weaving & Pottery Show — by Deep
Cove Weavers and! Spinners Guild and
potters: Berry Fulton, Mavis Mooney
and Anne Mais. Animal sculptor Judith
Gurr. Holy Trinity Church Hall, 1319
Mills Rd., N. Saanich. Preview: Fn.,
Oct. 26, 7 to 9 pm. Sale: Sat., Oct. 27,
10.am to 4 pm. 43

Art Bank Gallery — 101-60 Bastion
Sq., Government St. & Bastion Sq.

Presenting “The Art of Sue Coleman”, .

Metchosin wildlife artist. On display
until Nov. 17, originals, limited editions,
her 2 new releases, “Mountain Goat”
and “Sea Otter Trio”. Signed copies of
her book, “An Artist's Vision” are also
available. Sue Coleman's popular in-
terpretive West Coast Indian paintings
have earned her international recogni-
tion. Also showing, the works of Keith
Hiscock to Oct. 31. Gallery hours: Mon.
-Wed., Sat., 9 am to 6 pm; Thurs., Fri., 9
am to 9 pm; Sun. 11 am to 6 pm. Ph.
380-6618. : 43

Handloom Gallery — 641 Fort St.
Featuring to Oct. 31, the works of British
Columbia artist Chris Malmquist, in-
cluding a full selection of available
signed limited editions. Gallery hours:
Mon. - Wed., 9 am to 6 pm; Thurs., Sat.,
9 am to 6 pm; Sun: 11 am to 6 pm. Ph.

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THE OPEN SPACE GALLERY presents Caeremonia, an exhibition featuring Robert Sutherland,

Dianne Pearce and Kathleen Gillis, Nov. 1.

384-1011. 43
Pony Trekker’s Gallery Works — 707
Douglas St., The Crystal Garden. Now
showing to Oct. 31, a special wildlife art
series with a full selection of the wildlife
art of Vancouver Island artist Lissa
Calvert. Open daily: 9 am to 6 pm. Ph.
381-2111. 43
John Wright: Grandfather of West
coast Architecture (1830-1915). An ex-
hibition to be held at the Maltwood
Museum and Gallery: Oct. 14 to Nov.
25. Drawings, photographs, current and
historical documentation will bring to life
the career of Victoria's first professional
architect. 47
Robert Bateman: An Artist In Nature
Sunday, October 28, 7:30 pm at the
Newcombe Theatre in the Royal BC
Museum. In a slide talk and autograph
party to celebrate the release of Robert
Bateman: An Artist in Nature, Mr. Bate-
man describes how he worked up
his latest wildlife paintings - his
choice of colours, compositions,
creatures and techniques. COST: $5/
$4 Friends of the Royal BC Museum
(FORM)/$3 12 and under. Refresh-
ments served. Advance tickets at the
Royal Museum Shop (9:30 am to
5:30 pm daily) or Newcombe Office
(8:30 am to 4:30 pm weekdays). For
information: 387-5822. 43
Dales Gallery — 537 Fisgard St.
Impressionistic acrylic on paper,
tree-scapes, and floral images by
Anne Zielinski of Homby Island. New
watercolors 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, until Oct. 30. Amos is
famous for his scenes of Victoria. In-
cluded are 40 new paintings, everything
from the Surf Motel to Craigdarroch
Castle. 43
H.R.H.Butler — 10244 Fifth St, Sid-
ney, B.C. Show of watercolour paint-
ings, Sat., Oct. 27, Sun., Oct. 28 and
Mon., Oct. 29 from 2:30 to 7 pm.
Refreshments. 43
Maples Gallery — 1461 Benvenuto
Ave., Sidney. Group XIV 19th Annual
Exhibition of paintings in a variety of
media and styles. The show features
the work of 12 local artists including
people such as Les Harper, Mimi
Jones, Peggy Larson and Larry Miller.
The show continues until Nov. 4. Info.

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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

Nunavut Gallery — “West Coast Hori-
zons" an exhibition of original oils and
pastels by Kathryn Amisson. Exhibition
continues through until Oct. 27. 2188
Oak Bay Ave. Ph: 598-1344. 43
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
AGGV, beginning early Oct. 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-
spective of Solo Shows October '89
to October 90". . . Grant Leier, Ron
Lightburn, Helen Rogak, Margaret
Berry, Brad Pasutti, Anne Popper-
well, Nixie Barton, and Katherine
McLean. Through Oct. 27. Hrs: Tues.
through Sat., 11 am to 5 pm. Ph.
381-3422. 43
Exploration In Wood, 1990 — an
open, juried exhibition of fine wood-
working presented by. the Vancouver
Island Woodworkers Guild; from
Dec. 2 to Jan. 13 at the Maltwood Art
Museum and Gallery. Anyone inter-
ested in submitting an entry call
721-8297 before 4:30 or 474-5974
after 6. 44
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 Columbia's history and culture.

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film, slides, video or tour at 1 pm
Wednesdays at 1040 Moss St. Ph.
384-4101.

Halloween “Trash Mask” Work-
shop — Imagination Market, the Capi-
tal Regional District and Hillside Centre
present the 3rd annual “Trash Mask”
Workshop during recycle month ‘90.
Kids of all ages can have some hands-
on-fun by mixing imagination market's
fantastic array of decorative reclaimed
materials and a dash of creativity. Oct.

28 and 28 from 12 noon to 4 pm at.

Hillside Centre. 43

Bubble Fizzics — Learn to make <

geometric bubbles, spinning flower car-
osels, bubbles inside bubbles, caterpil-
lars and much more. Sat., Nov. 3, 11
am at the East Bay Science and Nature
Go., Victoria Eaton Centre on Fort St.
Free. Gontact Andrea Swan at 384-
5313. 44
Preschool Halloween Party — James
Bay Community School Centre, 140
Qswego St. 1:30 to 3 pm. Costumes
are a must. Preregistration required.

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Also, Halloween Howl and Masquer-g.

ade. Fun for the whole family from 6 pm
to 9:30 pm: Tickets are on sale now at
the James Bay Community School
Centre. $6 for family, $4 individual. Ph.

384-7184. 44

Eggsperiments and Cabbage Chem-
istry — This workshop will cover the
basics of food science: the phenomenal

Highlights include journals of mem- Strength of eggs and the intriguing <@
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Exploring Expedition, as well as Em- COmmon kitchen elements. For ages 8 -
ily Carr paintings, pottery, corre- 12. Sat., Oct. 27. Drop-in 1 pm to 3. pm
spondence and memorabilia. No ad- tthe East Bay Science and Nature Co.
mission charge. Hours: Tues. to Sat, Fort St. in the Eatons Centre. Free.
10.am to 4:30 pm. 1107 Wharf St. Ph, Call Andrea Swan 384-5313. 43
387-3080. 43. Hallowe’en Hooot (4 to 10 yrs. old).
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