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CALENDAR

Canadian Impressions — hosts
Bonny Roberts, Sat., Nov. 10 from 11
am to 4 pm. Bonny resides in Vancouv-
er and will be displaying original works,
as well as prints, in) her preferred
medium, watercolor. 811 Government
St. 383-2641. 45
Image Maker Frames & Gallery — is
pleased to announce the opening of an
exhibition of original paintings by mem-
bers of the Victoria Sketch’ Club. The
works of many well-known Victoria art-
ists will be on display at this time. The
show continues to noon, Sat., Nov. 10.
Gallery hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. to Sat.:
11 to 4 Sun. 45
Art Bank Gallery — 101-60 Bastion
Sq., Government St. and Bastion Sq.
Featuring for the month of Nov.: Don
Li-Leger, B.C. naturalist artist. On dis-
play, his latest limited edition, “Com-
panions.” John Nelson, local native
artist will be in attendance Fri., Sat.,
Nov. 9 and 10. Also showing a full
selection of wildlife art by Victoria artist
Lissa Calvert, including her newest
release “Reluctant Crossing.” Lissa
Calvert in attendance, Sat., Nov.
24.Gallery hours: Mon.-Wed., Sat. 9 am
to 6 pm; Thurs.-Fn. 9 am to 9 pm; Sun.
11 amto5 pm. Ph. 380-6618. 48
Handloom Gallery — 635 Fort St.
Featuring in Nov. “The Best in Raku”
with raku by Westcoast Island artists:
Diana Friedman, Patti Hartnagel, Van-
essa Volkommer, Richard Tanaka,
Wayne Ngan, Robin Righton, Susan
Westren, Corky Lenox, Rondeau Fen-
ton, John Charnetski. Gallery hours:
Mon.-Wed., Sat. 9 am to 6 pm; Thurs.-
Fri. 9 am to 9 pm; Sun. 11 am to 5 pm.
Ph. 384-1011. 48
Pony Trekkers Gallery — 707 Douglas
St, The Crystal Garden. Nov. 1 - 30:
Presenting a special wildlife art series
by artists Marla Wilson, Lissa Calvert,
Robert Bateman, Sue Coleman, and
Randy Fehr. Open daily, 9 am to 6 pm.
Ph. 381-2111. 48

Northern Passage Gallery — pre-
sents “Counterpoint” featuring new
paintings by Victoria artist Anthony
Thorn whose skillful use of transparent
ribbon glazes evoke the abstract imag-
es of music, nature and dreams.
Through Nov.10. Also “Banners of
Light” an exhibit of new works by local
artist Jacky Mills whose banners of silk
are transformed into canvas to create
paintings brimming with opulent colors.
Each design or concept is shaped and
outlined with paints or gold and is
beautifully expressed in vivid color.
1020 Government St. Ph. 381-3380. 45
Christmas Art & Craft Fair — 10th
Annual Juried Show & Sale. Nov. 15-
18, at the Racquet Club, 3964 Gordon
Head Rd. Over 150 BC. artisans, de-
mos, music, food, and daily shopping
spree. Thurs. to Sat. 10 am to 9 pm.
Sun. 10 am to 5 pm. Admission $3 - 4
day pass. Produced by Creative uaa
Fairs.
Cedar Hill Art Club — is ee a
show of their art work at University
Ae Shopping Centre until Nov.
45
incoe Maker Frames and Gallery —
1594 Fairfield Rd. The Victoria Sketch
Club will exhibit recent original waterco-
lor and acrylic paintings. The show
continues through Sat., Nov. 10. 45
The Stephen Lowe Art Gallery —752
Douglas St. welcomes you to an
exhibition of recent paintings by Har-
ty Heine, R.S.M.A. and Caren Heine,
A.F.C.A.. The exhibition continues
until Nov. 21. 47

Vanity Fair Gallery — Presents an
exhibition of Native Indian prints,
featuring: Robert Davidson, Roy Vic-
kers, Patrick Amos, Richard Hunt,
Tim Paul, Beau Dick, Laurence Ros-
so, Ross Hunt, Robert Sebastien,
Doug Lafortune and others. Continu-
ing through Nov. Daily 10 am to 5:30

pm. 1044 Fort St. Info 380-7274. 48
Christmas Sale and Tea — Juan de
Fuca Arts and Crafts Guild's 15th

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Annual Christmas sale is on Nov. 10,
9 am to 4 pm; Nov. 11, 11 am to 4 pm
at The Marigold Activity Centre, cor-
her of Burnside and McKenzie. Pot-
tery, paintings and numerous craft
items, raffle (with proceeds going to
Western Communities Christmas
Hamper Fund). Tea. Free admission.
Side Sireet Studio — Features the
porcelain and raku pottery of Pat
Webber, until Nov. 30. Open Mon. to
Sat. 10 til 5:30: 1503 Fell St. (off Oak
Bay Ave.). 592-1262.

Art Bank Gallery — 101-60 Bastion
Sq., Government St. & Bastion Sq.
Presenting “The Art of Sue Cole-
man”, Metchosin wildlife artist. On
display until Nov. 17, originals, limit-
ed editions, her 2 new releases,
“Mountain Goat” and “Sea Otter
Trio”. Signed copies of her book,
“An Artist's Vision” are also availa-
ble. Sue Coleman's popular interpre-

Horvitz and Sheila Reid, are juxta-
posed in a travelling exhibition,

which will visit the AGGV, SANE 2

early Oct.

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, Zho
Zhongfu, 25 years to finish. The —
exhibition opens with a reception on
Thur, Oct. 11 at 8:30 pm. Everyone is
welcome. 47

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.

THE VICTORIA SAVOYARD SOCIETY presents Nan Long (left)
and Jim Boardman in Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers.

tive West Coast Indian paintings
have earned her international recog-
nition. 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. 46
John Wright: Grandfather of West
coast Architecture (1830-1915). An
exhibition to be held at the Maltwood
Museum and Gallery: Continuing
until Nov. 25. Drawings, photo-
graphs, current and historical docu-
mentation will bring to life the career.
of Victoria's first professional archi-
tect. 47

Nunavut Gallery — “Seasons of
Life” an exhibition by Maxine Noel
(loyan Mani). Show continues until
Sat., Nov. 17, 2188 Oak Bay Ave. Ph.
598-1344. 46
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria —
Pensees Sans Mots/Thoughts With-
out Words until Nov. 11. The extraor-
dinary and disparate visions of
world-class artists, Suzanne Reese

Modern Fighting
Arts Ltd.

Hapkenbo Karate

“A realistic approach to Self Defence”
Children and Adult Classes
719A Yates St. 3rd Fl. 383-0313

Pseudo Magic — Is it science or is it
magic? You will find out in this hands-
on magic show. The emphasis is on
science, not magic and that means the
magician will reveal his secrets. We will
be making water disappear, sticking
long needleas through balloons, bum-
ing twenty dollar bills, and wiping whole
schools (or class jokers) from the face
of the earth. (well. . . maybe). Sat., Nov.
10, drop-in 1 pm to 3 pm. The East Bay
Science & Nature Co., Victoria Eaton
Centre (on Fort St.). Free. 45
Mahri Sherlock in Concert — Sat.,
Nov.17, 2 pm or 3:30 pm. Newcombe
Theatre. Tickets $6. This children’s
concert is a Lansdowne Cooperative

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Preschool fundraiser. Tickets at Play

fair Toys, Mezzrow’s Records, Synfo-
nia Classical Records. 46

Ballet British Columbia — Sat., Nov.
10 and 11, 8 pm at Royal Theatre.
Victoria audiences can look forward
to the technical artistry and lyrical
grace of B.C.'s own ballet company
at the Royal Theatre on Nov. 10 and
11. Tickets available at663-3883. 45
Gala Dance Benefit for Arts Scholar-
ships — presented by the Communi-
ty Arts Council of Greater Victoria,
Tues., Nov. 20, 8 pm at the McPher-
son Playhouse. Dancers from twelve

featured companies will showcase -

their talents in solo dance pieces
and large production numbers. Many

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