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Art is essential for emotional
health, according to art teacher
Tine Andriessen Holmes of Bren-
twood.

She believes children need the
emotional outlet of creation,
through drawing, drama, writing or
crafts, im order to express them-
selves and grow into healthier
people.

“Its a vehicle to have healthy
emotions,’ she said. “Children
need the opportunity to be crea-
tive, which will enhance their
emotional life and their ability to
learn.”

She teaches children and adult’

art classes at a small studio she
opened December 8 at 9732 First
Street in Sidney. In honor of Youth
Arts Week April 22 to 27, she will
have a display of children’s art
work in the studio from 1 to 4 p.m.
Monday to Saturday.

Visitors are welcome to visit the
display.

She feels children who have
Opportunities for self-expression
are better able to deal with often
difficult situations, such as family
break-up.

Art can be therapeutic, she said.

She suspects young people who
rebel and end up on the streets are
those who are not allowed to

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express tnemselves.
Children can become inhibited
by parents, schools and older chil-
dren, she added.
Holmes has been drawing since
she was a child. Born in the

- Netherlands, she came to Canada

with her family in 1952.

She has taken drawing and
painting classes at the Academie
Julian and the Academie de la
Grande Chaumiere in Paris.

She studied portrait painting
under Gene Ritchie Monahan,
Karl Hagedom, Bill Dietrickson
and Claire Fry of Minnesota.

She obtained a B.C. in art,
French and education from Augs-
burg College, Minnesota and has

2393 Beacon Avenue
Sidney, B.C. V8L 3S8

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taken summer courses at the Univ-
ersity of Minnesota and at the
University of Victoria.

Accepting commissions for por-
traits since 1963, she works in
pencil, charcoal, conte a Paris, |
pastel and oil.

A resident of the area since
1973, she now offers after-school
and weekend children’s art classes
in her Sidney studio along with
adult classes.

In July and August she will offer
children’s art classes Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for children
aged six to 15 years.

For more information on her
studio, call 655-3760.

INTO THE WATERS of the
Goldstream River go some
of the 150 salmon fry
released at the park Fri-
day by students from
Greenglade Elementary
School. Here Matt King,
kneeling, releases his fry
into the river watched by
defi to right) Brianna
Anderson, Christopher
Fitzner and Bret Blaney.

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CONCENTRATING on his work is Mark Moroz, 13, one of the s
students attending Tine Andriessen Holmes’ classes in her
Sidney studio. Holmes will have a display of children’s art in
her studio from April 22 to 27 to mark Youth Art Week.

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