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Winchester Galleries — 1545 Fort St.
Meet the artist night Thurs., Nov. 15, 7
pm. Herbert Siebner, R.C.A. Speaks on
“Expressionism”. 46
Emily Carr Gallery — Cowboys, Devils
& Mountaineers. The winter exhibit fo-
cuses on several people of note who
were all one-time residents of B.C.
Photographs, correspondence, docu-
ments, court records and newspaper
articles illuminate such fascinating indi-
viduals as Canada's ‘cowboy’ movie-
maker, A.D. Kean; legendary cult-leader,
‘The Brother XIl;> and pioneer moun-
taineers Don and Phyllis Munday.
Others include early educators Austen
and Hugh Mackie of Vernon and the
first reeve of Oak Bay, W-E. Oliver.
Paintings represent work of locals Sis-
ter Mary Osithe, Margaret MacLure and
Emily Carr Rare film footage. Free
admission. Hours: Tues. - Sat., 10. am to
4:30 pm. 1107 Wharf St 387-3080. 46
The Western Canada Wilderness
Committee — invites you to the gala
opening of our art exhibition ‘Tsitika
Valley - Robson Bight, Wilderness Trea-
sures of Land & Sea,’ Nov. 26, 7:30 to
11:30 pm at the Crystal Garden in
Victoria. The art show features 100 B.C.
artists, including Robert Bateman, Toni
Onley, Jack Wise, Sue Coleman, and
Carole Sabiston, and launches the
book, Beyond The Gate: Artist's Jour-
neys to Save the Tsitika Valley and
Robson Bight. Admission is free and all
are welcome. The exhibition and silent
auction continue daily from 10 am to 9
pm until Fri., Nov. 30. 47
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria — One
of Canada’s best loved and most im-
portant artists, Jack Shadbolt, will give
a short lecture in the Graham Gallery
on Nov. 24 between 2 pm and 3 pm. He
will also be available to sign copies of
the recent book on his life and work by
Scott Watson entitled Jack Shadbolt.
Shadbolt needs no introduction to any-
one who knows and loves Canadian art
-don't miss this opportunity to hear him
speak. This lecture is free with admis-
sion to the gallery. 47
Image Maker Frames & Gallery —
‘Recent Works’ - the fifth annual
showing of original watercolors by

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Opening time is 6 pm Fri., Nov. 16.
Refreshments will be served, and the
artist will be in attendance. Gallery
hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. to Sat.: 11
am to 4 pm Sun. _ 46
Nunavut Gallery — “Seasons of
Life” an exhibition by Maxine Noel
(loyan Mani). Show continues until
Sat., Nov. 17, 2188 Oak Bay Ave. Ph.
§98-1344. 46
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-
tive West Coast Indian paintings
have earned her international recog-
nition. Gallery hours: Mon. -Wed.,
Sat., 9 am to 6 pm; Thurs., Fr., 9 am
to 9 pm; Sun. 11 am to 6 pm. Ph.
380-6618. : 46
Christmas Art & Craft Fair — 10th
Annual Juried Show & Sale. Nov.
15-18, at the Racquet Club, 3964
Gordon Head Rd. Over 150 B.C.
artisans, demos, 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. Bees
by Creative Craft Fairs.

Children — Pre-school and school age
arts and crafts, ages three to eight,
mormings, afternoons, and after school
classes. Reasonable rates, small li-
censed daycare setting near Willows
Elem. School. Register now for our Fun
Christmas Crafts Special. Call 592-
0395. 50
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Cosmic Connections — Dance Fm.,
Nov. 16 from 9 to 12:30. Army & Navy,
751 View St. Music by Checkmates. $5
per person. Singles and couples wel-
come. 30 and over. Dress code in effect.
Proceeds to Heart Fund. 652-4952. 46
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