A couple of visual art shows to catch are:
VOICES FROM ANOTHER ROOM at
http://hotartwetcity.com/ with 5 artists working in paper and up until April 25, 2014. I bought a small assemblage from Alison Woodward.
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| Sara Gee Miller & Alison Woodward |
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| Rachael Ashe |
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| Rachael Ashe & Connie Sabo |
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| Rachael Ashe |
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Connie Sabo
Joseph Wu
RECLAIMERS at Cityscape Gallery Space
http://nvartscouncil.ca up until May 10. A group show that I am in with some wonderful artists. I especially love Launi and Gabriele pieces.
THANKS to everyone who came to the opening...was so much fun!
The NS Council is also partnering with the North Shore Art Crawl and this show is part of it.....April 26 & 27, 2014.
Helen
Lawrence takes place in the petty crimeridden Vancouver of 1948.
Although the characters and events are fictional, the story is set
against the real history of mid-century Vancouver - a city still
recovering from the global devastation of the Second World War and
awaiting the unforeseen promise of the 1950s.
The play is set in two main locations. Hogan's Alley, once a hotbed of
gambling and prostitution, was razed in the early '70s to make way for
the Georgia Viaduct.
- See more at:
http://www.nsnews.com/entertainment/theatre/helen-lawrence-digs-into-vancouver-s-scandalous-history-at-the-arts-club-1.898530#sthash.uSvq1DYp.dpuf
http://nvartscouncil.ca/events/north-shore-art-crawl-2
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| Arnt and I in front of William Frymire piece |
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| ME! |
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| Gabriele Maurus |
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| Gabriele Maurus |
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| Launi Lucas |
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| Launi Lucas |
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| William Frymire |
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| Graham Schodda |
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| Graham Schodda |
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| Arnt loves this oil can |
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| Rachael and Odette in front of Derek von Essen piece |
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| Derek von Essen |
Reminder of my solo show with the CEREMONIAL BLANKETS April 20-May 17 at...
Jericho Arts Centre
1675 Discovery St, Vancouver, BC V6R 4K5
....and of course
WWW.FIRSTSATURDAY.CA for May 3 open studios...check out website for other artists participating.
Five of us artists got together and did an "art supply give away" to other artists. Super fun and cleaned out the studios a bit. We then headed down to Pat's Pub on Hastings for jazz and yam fries.
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| people with arms full of treasures |
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| this guy was so excited to get a new hat for his stint in Fort Saint John |
OUR SUNDAY...was a great day....visiting Passage Island, going to a play and ending with champagne and jazz on our deck soaking up the sun.
We visited PASSAGE ISLAND with some friends looking for
recreational property. We caught the water taxi out of Horseshoe Bay
and the island is 10 minutes away between the mainland and Bowen
Island. 60 lots altogether with about 50 of them having houses on
them.
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| scary landing at staircase in the sea but they knew what they were doing |
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| water taxi waiting shed |
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| Ha Ha |
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| Community green for meetings & fire hose shed |
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| Lot map |
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| view from deck |
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| lovely old cabin that needs a lot of TLC |
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| inside love all the wood and lots of windows |
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| cosy nook for reading or napping |
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| this one also for sale |
Passage Island
SEE THIS PLAY!
The play is now going to Montreal & Toronto.
HELEN LAWRENCE by Stan Douglas (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Douglas) and Chris Haddock (famous for DaVinci's Inquest & Boardwalk Empire).
It takes place in 1948 Vancouver, BC and is a multi media production using actors, B/W film and recorded music. It is quite a technical feat for sure and I totally enjoyed it. Acting was superb!
I am still in physio two days a week at VGH for my arm but have been enjoying the art in the building...they have a wonderful collection spread out around all their buildings...I know some of the artists and their work certainly cheers up the place. One piece I finally checked out was Martha Sturdy's big red sculpture. The story is quite nice...all about friends & family and the support that is needed around being in a hospital.
That is all for now...thanks for stopping by....Valerie
Helen
Lawrence takes place in the petty crimeridden Vancouver of 1948.
Although the characters and events are fictional, the story is set
against the real history of mid-century Vancouver - a city still
recovering from the global devastation of the Second World War and
awaiting the unforeseen promise of the 1950s.
The play is set in two main locations. Hogan's Alley, once a hotbed of
gambling and prostitution, was razed in the early '70s to make way for
the Georgia Viaduct.
- See more at:
http://www.nsnews.com/entertainment/theatre/helen-lawrence-digs-into-vancouver-s-scandalous-history-at-the-arts-club-1.898530#sthash.uSvq1DYp.dpuf
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