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6 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 Nov/Dec/Jan 2013/2014 Vol. 27 No.5 previews ALBERTA 10 2013 Contemporary Northwest 8 Banff, Black Diamond, Calgary 1 4 Edmonton Art Awards 18 Lethbridge Portland Art Museum 19 Medicine Hat, Red Deer, St Albert 12 The Kingston Prize BRITISH COLUMBIA Art Gallery of Calgary 20 Abbotsford, Burnaby 23 21 Campbell River 14 Dina Goldstein: In the Dollhouse 24 Castlegar, Chilliwack Kimoto Gallery 25 Coquitlam, Courtenay 14 16 James Holroyd: Flora 27 Fort Langley, Grand Forks , Newzones Gallery Kamloops , Kaslo, Kelowna 28 Maple Ridge, Nanaimo, Nelson, 18 Mungo Thomson: Negative Space New Westminster Off-site at Yaletown-Roundhouse Station 29 North Vancou ver 30 Screen and Décor 30 Osoyoos, Penticton Southern Alberta Art Gallery 31 Port Alberni, Port Moody 33 Prince George, Prince Rupert, 34 The Marvellous Real: Qualicum Beach, Richmond Art from Mexico, 1926-2011 34 Salmon Arm, Salt Spring Island, Museum of Anthropology Sidney 35 Silver Star Moumtain, Sooke, 42 Difference and Repetition Squamish , Sunshine Coast 70 Slide Room Gallery (Roberts Creek, Gibsons, Sechelt) 48 Of Heaven and Earth: 500 Years of Italian 38 Surrey, Tsawwassen, Vancouver 53 Vernon, Victoria 30 Painting from Glasgow Museums 57 West Vancouver, Whistler, Art Gallery of Alberta White Rock 54 Sandra Meigs: The Basement Panoramas 58 Williams Lake Open Space Gallery OREGON 58 Cannon Beach 58 Susan Point: From Pilchuck to Present 59 Marylhurst, Portland Spirit Wrestler Gallery 62 Salem 62 Ann Hamilton: a reading WASHINGTON Elizabeth Leach Gallery 62 Bainbridge Island, 63 Bellevue, Bellingham , Everett, 64 Peru: Kingdoms of the Sun and Moon Friday Harbor, La Conner, Port Seattle Art Museum Angeles, Seattle 68 A World of Paper, A World of Fashion 72 Spokane, Tacoma 67 Bellevue Arts Museum © 1986-2014 Preview Graphics Inc. 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Box 549, Station A, 32 Conservator’s Co rner 11 Alberta Vancouver, BC V6C 2N3 Canada 52 Confessions Janice Whitehead, Publisher 22 British Columbia Shirley Lum, Listings Editor 69/71 Catalogues of Interest Anne-Marie St-Laurent, Art Director 72 Art Services + Materials 61 Oregon U.S. EDITORIAL + SALES OFFICE 75 Index of Galleries 67 Washington Allyn Cantor TEL 415-971-8279 77 Openings + Events E-MAIL [email protected] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS $24 Printed on recycled paper Cover: Abbie Miller, Squeezed Arch (2012), vinyl, steel, 300 ft. zipper, thread The views, opinions and positions expressed are those of [Portland Art Museum, Portland OR, Sep 21-Jan 12 ] the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the publisher. Please note that all gallery particulars are set out as submitted by clients prior to the date of publication. Canadian Rocky Mountains created in artists, most of whom live and work oils, acrylics, and pen and ink; Nov within 100 miles of the gallery. ONLINE GALLERY 16-Jan 14 Small Treasures , annual Desert Eagle Fine Art holiday season show and sale of art - 604-308-3995 works and handcrafted artisan-made www.deserteaglefineart.com gift items; Thru Jan 26 MAIN GALLERY CALGARY Online gallery since 1998, specializing Pinnacle Perspectives: Celebrating Alberta Printmakers' Society in contemporary and traditional mas - the ACMG’s 50th Anniversary , docu - and Artist Proof Gallery (A/P) terworks from the Americas. Featuring ments the careers of acclaimed mem - 2010F 11th St SE 403-971-1193 new work by Trail of Painted Ponies bers of the Association of Canadian www.albertaprintmakers.ca signature artist Wendy Wells-Bailey ; Mountain Guides (ACMG) and shares wed-sat 11am-4pm. Nov 28-Dec 20 visit the website to view a full presen - photographs by current mountain Not-So-Mini-Print Exchange , non- tation of her work in resin and on can - guides; Winter in Canada , works by juried show and sale showcasing vas; welcome copper sculptor Jim renowned historic and contemporary work by Alberta print artists and Unger and fauvist mixed-media artist Canadian artists, on loan from private fundraiser towards A/P’s artistic and P.Thomas Wood , also showing whim - and public collections; RUMMEL ROOM educational programming; Thru Nov sical landscapes of Shirley Thomas, Jewels from the Whyte Museum 30 Rachel Duckhouse , "The Faster, Jeanne Bonine and Fernando Villa- Collections , newly acquired and The Deeper", prints of water flow pat - Lobos , including small paintings and rarely viewed treasures from the terns within the city of Calgary, creat - limited edition prints. archives, art, heritage and library col - ed during her artist residency at the lections; Ongoing HERITAGE GALLERY City of Calgary’s Watershed+ pro - Gateway to the Rockies , history of gram and Telus Spark. ALBERTA the Canadian Rockies, artifacts, art - works, archival photographs, record - # The Art Gallery of Calgary ings and documents. 117 8th Ave SW 403-770-1350 www.artgallerycalgary.org BANFF mon-sat 10am-5pm, first thurs 10am- Whyte Museum of the 9pm. Admission by donation. Nov 1- Canadian Rockies BLACK DIAMOND Jan 25 Kingston Prize 2013 , juried 111 Bear St 403-762-2291 Bluerock Gallery www.whyte.org 110 Centre Ave W 403-933-5047 # Identifies galleries and museums Sep 16-Jun 14: daily 10am-5pm. www.bluerockgallery.ca open until 8pm on the First Thursday Admission by donation. Thru Nov 12 daily 10am-6pm. A destination for of every month. Many host opening Christine Ford , "Echoes of Home – handmade, one-of-a-kind fine art and rreceptions on First Thursday evenings. 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8 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBERDr/JANUARY 2013-14 biennial national competition for con - temporary portraits by Canadian artists. The winner receives $20,000 presented by the W. Garfield Weston Foundation, CKG / Christine Klassen Gallery 1021 6th St SW 403-262-1880 www.christineklassengallery.com tues-sat 10am-5pm or by appt. Thru Nov 16 Michael Levin , "Memento", new works in colour from this iconic Canadian photographer; France Jodoin , "Whispers", paintings – the latest series of seascapes with the addition of figures to the Montreal- based artist's hallmark romantic style; Dec 1-Jan 30 Open by appt only, visit the website for details. Gallery moving Feb 1, 2014 . The Collectors' Gallery of Art 1332 9th Ave SE 403-245-8300 www.collectorsgalleryofart.com tues-fri 10am-5:30pm sat 10am-5pm. Thru Nov 7 "New Acquisitions I", includes works by Leonard Brooks, Steve Coffey, Robert Dempster, Kin - drie Grove, Barbara Hirst, Arlene Hobbs, Janet Mitchell, Thomas Mow - er Martin, Raymond Theriault, Mar - garet Shelton, John Snow and C.J. Way ; Nov 9-27 New Acquisitions II , continuation of rotating group work; Nov 30-Dec 31 Steve Coffey , "After the Rains", new works; Jan 8-31 January Jazz , gallery artists and works by prominent historic artists. Design by Brown The Gallery 627 Beaver Dam Rd NE 403-514-0426 www.designbybrown.ca tues-sat 11am-5pm. "Fall Salon of Represented Artists", focus on con - temporary international painters, fea - turing selected works by Wosene Kosrof, Brewster Brockman, Michael Constantini and Susan Seaberry . # Esker Foundation resentations of Aboriginality and the 444-1011 9th Ave SE 403-930-2490 ways in which cultural and political Diana Paul Galleries www.eskerfoundation.com intervals are captured and recorded 737 2nd St SW 403-262-9947 tues & wed 10am-5pm thurs & fri as history. www.dianapaul.com 10am-8pm sat 10am-5pm sun 12- tues-sat 11am-5pm. Opens Nov 2 5pm. Thru Dec 22 MAIN GALLERY Fic - Framed on Fifth Clayton Anderson , "Vistas West", con - tion/Non-fiction , 13 artists challenge 1207 5th Ave NW 403-244-3688 temporary landscapes; Opens Nov 16 and critique mainstream cultural his - www.framedonfifth.com Nicholas Bott , "New Works", contem - tories as well as examine and dis - tues-fri 10am-6pm sat 10am-5pm. porary landscapes; Opens Dec 7 Kate - mantle the prescribed narratives, Nov 5-30 Nancy-Lynne Hughes , rina Mertikas , "Rejoice!", original borders and other culturally deter - "Extraordinary", landscape paintings; paintings of the UNICEF and Hallmark mined limitations to identity; Thru Dec 3-Feb 1 My Best Friend and Me , Christmas cards by naive painter Mer - Dec 8 ESKER PROJECT SPACE Raymond paintings and glassworks by local tikas; Opens Dec 12 Raphael Mont - Boisjoly , "(Shadows) & (Reflec - artists of our little furry friends, a petit , "Premiere Exhibition", urban land - tions)", this site-specific, photo - fundraiser for the Calgary Humane scapes by Quebec painter Montpetit. graphic work explores mediated rep - Society.

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 9 www.portlandartmuseum.org 2013 Contemporary Northwest Art Awards PORTLAND ART MUSEUM, PORTLAND OR – Sep 21, 2013-Jan 12, 2014 This third edition of the biennial exhibition that recognizes artistic merit in the greater Northwest region began with over 200 nominees chosen by regional art professionals. The field was pared down to 28 semi-finalists based on their dedica - tion, innovation and continuity of practice and on their work’s quality and relevance to community or global issues. From there, six finalists were selected and awarded with a place in this prominent museum show. Artwork by Karl Burkheimer of Oregon, Isaac Layman, Nicholas Nyland and Trimpin of Wash - ington, Anne Appleby of Montana and Abbie Miller of Wyoming make up this exhibit. Anne Appleby’s internationally exhibited colour field paintings refer - ence landscape elements through care - ful chromatic choices and layering upon layering of oil and wax. Often assembled into multi-panel pieces, her resonant paintings are soothingly mini -

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of domestic subjects such as a sink or P medicine chest. His compositions are somewhat eerie in their sharp detail Anne Appleby, Water Birch (2012), oil and wax on canvas [Portland Art Museum, Portland OR, Sep 21-Jan 12] and underlying allusion to emptiness and loneliness. Karl Burkheimer uses wood primarily as an expressive material. His crafted works are both architec - tural and sculptural, creating a weighty psychological tension in the way they inhabit space. Abbie Miller’s work is also material based. She uses yards of sewn vinyl and zippers to create large-scale bio - morphic sculptures that have a glossy, surreal flavour. Nicholas Nyland’s work also has surreal tenden - cies, his vibrant painting and sculptures conjuring a highly personal aesthetic. With his music-based installations, Trimpin innovates with sculpture, sound and engineering ele - ments. In this show, his bright red, modified and interactive grand piano hanging from a tripod is his latest spectacle. Allyn Cantor

Glenbow Museum member A.Y. Jackson with significant sidered an example of early Romanti - 130 9th Ave SE 403-268-4100 works by famed German artist Otto Dix cism; Nov 23-Dec 21 Dennis Ekstedt , www.glenbow.org that have never before been seen in "Beacon", new works by the Mon - tues-thurs 9am-5pm fri 11:30am- Canada, organized by the Canadian War treal painter and Eastern Division win - 7:30pm sat 9am-5pm sun 12-5pm. Museum; From our Collections: War in ner of the RBC Canadian Painting Com - Admission: adults $14, seniors $10, the Trenches , rarely or never before petition in 2002; Jan 11-Feb 1 Lauren students/youth $9, family $32, children exhibited artifacts and stories relating to Walker , "Where We Sleep", new works under 6 free, members free. Thru Jan 5 several people and units that served in influenced by textiles and quilting Made in Calgary: The 1980s , third the First World War. examines relationships between fibre installment in the series, a decade-by- arts and notions of domesticity. decade overview of the city’s artistic Herringer Kiss Gallery community, curated by Jeffrey Spald - 709A 11 Ave SW 403-228-4889 Jarvis Hall Fine Art ing, executive director of the Museum www.herringerkissgallery.com 617 11th Ave SW, Lower Level of Contemporary Art – Calgary; Thru tues-fri 10am-5:30pm sat 11am-5pm. 403-206-9942 Jan 12 "Transformations: A.Y. Jackson Thru Nov 16 Marjan Eggermont , www.jarvishallfineart.com & Otto Dix", two artists on opposite "Another Part of the Forest", new works tues-sat 10am-5pm. Nov 2-Dec 7 Billy sides of two conflicts respond to war based on a Dutch painting by Paulus McCarroll , "Pablo's Grid/Drop Cloth and its aftermath, featuring nationally Potter, who lived in Eggermont’s home Paintings"; Dan Whiting , "Recent important artworks by Group of Seven - town of Leiden in 1628; his work is con - Works".

10 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 VIGNETTES • Nov/Dec/Jan 2013/2014 Alberta ROBIN LAuRENCE THE INTELLECTION OF LADY SPIDER HOUSE Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, Sep 14-Jan 12 Playing with the theme of a house of hor - rors, Vancouver-based, internationally renowned artist Geoffrey Farmer invited 11 other artists, including Brian Jungen, Judy Radul and Ron Tran, to collaborate with him in creating an imaginatively spooky and sometimes downright scary series of interwoven art works that occupy the AGA’s entire third floor. “I wanted to make Geoffrey Farmer / The Intellection an exhibition that was atmospheric at its core,” Farmer says. Expect encompassing darkness, secret passages, bloody body parts, ghostly apparitions – and references to local history. MONIKA SOSNOWSKA Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge, Sep 24- Nov 28 Polish artist Monika Sosnowska is acclaimed for large-scale architectural installations that explore the way the built environment can be invested with political, religious and economic ideologies. On view here is a series of painted steel sculptures that suggest workaday architectural forms such as stairways, stalls and tiered seating. Each, however, is twisted, bent or collapsed – rendered at once both abstract Monika Sosnowska and obsolete. Her references are to a stadium in Warsaw, converted to a huge marketplace after the collapse of communism, but then demolished and replaced with a new stadium in time to co-host the 2012 European Football Championship. ANGAKKUQ: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, Oct 26-Feb 16 This powerful exhibition – subtitled “Spiritual and Mythological Figures in Inuit and Inuvialuit Art” – surveys work by over 50 artists from 22 northern communities across the Canadian Pitaloosie Saila Arctic. Produced between 1960 and 2009, the sculptures, prints, drawings, ceramics and textile works demonstrate the persistence of traditional belief systems, especially in depictions of shamanic trans - formation, supernatural beings and spirit figures. Images of extraordi - nary transformation predominate in art loaned to the exhibition from a dedicated group of private collectors.

WILLIAM DUMA Wallace Galleries, Calgary, Nov 16-27 This respected senior artist works primarily as a landscape painter, but his sensibili - ties are also informed by his pastimes as a fly fisherman and jazz musician. The influence of the Group of Seven is also noticeable in William Duma Duma’s depictions of the southern Alberta countryside in fall and winter, seasons when he is most entranced with the natural world’s qualities of light, colour and form. LAUREN WALKER: MILK & HONEY Herringer Kiss Gallery, Calgary, Jan 11-Feb 1 This Calgary painter was strongly influenced by fibre arts during her childhood on the Atlantic coast. She draws many of her lively colours, patterns and forms from quilting and other textile traditions, as well as from the natural world. Walker’s recent paint - ings and collages explore the idea of the bed as a place of “ritual and routine, dreams and nightmares, love and loneliness.” Where we sleep, she says, is a place of both vulnerability and creativity.

Lauren Walker www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 11 www.artgallerycalgary.org The Kingston Prize ART GALLERY OF CALGARY – Nov 1, 2013-Jan 25, 2014 The Kingston Prize has been Canada’s foremost portrait competition since its inception in 2005. Each year the exhibit showcases the talents of 30 outstanding Canadian artists in a series of portraits that reveal the richness and diversity of painting and drawing across the country. In addition to the prestige, more than $24,000 in prize money encourages artists to participate in the touring exhibition. The 2013 winner is Richard Davis for his luminous self-portrait as viewed from behind, titled Basement Self Portrait. An exquisite and moving image, it is painted with oil over tempera emulsion on panel with a delicate hand and the absolute, sure mastery of a brilliant painter. Davis was previously with the Atelier Gallery in Vancouver before moving to Nova Scotia. He currently exhibits in Toronto at the Odon Wagner Gallery and in New York at Gerold Wunderlich & Co. In 2011, Davis was inducted into the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. The majority of pieces short-listed for the 2013 prize are drawn or painted in high realism or photorealist styles. An outstanding painting and the People’s Choice Award went to Jessie Babin for his stunning graphite portrait entitled Valmont. The three BC artists selected were Jay Senetchko, Elizabeth Topham and Nelly Kazenbroot. Both Richard Davis, Basement Self Portrait (2013), oil over tempera Senetchko and Topham won an honourable men- emulsion on panel [Art Gallery of Calgary, Calgary AB, Nov 1-Jan 25] tion in the competition. Mia Johnson

# Museum of Contemporary – an attempt to fill the +15 vitrine with Marie Lannoo; Nov 28-Jan 11 Peter Art – Calgary grains of sand, metaphorically refer- Hoffer, mixed media on panel – ges- 104-800 Macleod Trail SE encing socio-political promises and tural landscape paintings sealed in 403-262-1737 activities as “minuscule contributions layers of resin pick up reflections of www.mocacalgary.com to an overwhelming whole”; Dec 3- light and ambient images; James tues-fri 11am-5pm sat 12-4pm. Jan 31 Jeremy Pavka, "No More Bad Holroyd, "Flora", cyanotype on panel Admission is free. Donations are wel- Days", installation created for the sim- – exploration of the materiality of come. Thru Nov 10 Made in Calgary: ple purpose of cooking hot dogs is photographic imaging, facilitating a The 1980s, Part Two, curated by Jef- concerned with examining the time move from pinhole to primitive lens frey Spalding, artistic director of dedicated to concepts like leisure and photography. MOCA. Visit the website for upcoming entertainment. exhibition information. Paul Kuhn Gallery Newzones 724 11th Ave SW 403-263-1162 The New Gallery (TNG) 730 11th Ave SW 403-266-1972 www.paulkuhngallery.com 208 Centre St SE 403-233-2399 www.newzones.com tues-sat 10am-5:30pm and by appt. www.thenewgallery.org tues-fri 10:30am-5:30pm sat 11am- Thru Nov 16 Mark Mullin, "loom- tues-sat 12-6pm. Admission is free. 5pm. Thru Nov 23 John Barkley, ings", new works; Nov 23-Jan 18 +15 Window, Epcor Centre for the Per- "Returning to the Source", oil on can- Douglas Haynes, paintings and draw- forming Arts, 205 8th Ave SE. MAIN vas – paintings reflect a shift back to ings; Jan 25-Feb 22 Barbara Milne, SPACE Nov 8-Dec 14 My Le Nguyen, a more intuitive process of art mak- "New Works". "Water Torture", video and photo- ing; "Masters of Abstraction/New- graphic ruminations on the artist's zones Now", selected works from Stride Art Gallery Association seemingly disparate identity as both abstract artists such as Charles 2009 10th Ave SW, Upper Level Vietnamese and Canadian; Jan 10-Feb Arnoldi, Jack Bush, William Pere- 403-262-8507 www.stride.ab.ca 22 Felix Kalmenson, "HLS F71", repli- hudoff, Gershon Iskowitz and Ron tues-sat 11am-5pm. Admission is cates a bunker space used by Syrian Shuebrook, also showing the next free. +15 Window, Epcor Centre for activists in the ongoing Syrian Civil generation of abstract talent including the Performing Arts, 205 8th Ave SE. War; +15 WINDOW Thru Nov 30 JD Michael Batty, Jonathan Forrest, Thru Nov 8 Gary McMillan, "Fun and Mersault, "Insignificance", installation Bradley Harms, Shayne Dark and Games", images and visual ideas

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kimotogallery.com Dina Goldstein: In the Dollhouse KIMOTO GALLERY, VANCOUVER BC – Oct 29-Nov 15, 2013 Dina Goldstein is an editorial photographer who explores the role of women in fairy tales using staged sets. In 2007, she created a series of images entitled Fallen Princesses . She employed Snow White, Rapunzel, Red Riding Hood and similar characters from children’s fables, as well as Poca - hontas, Ariel and Belle from Disney movies, to comment on contempo - rary issues of poverty, obesity, can - cer and pollution. The staged pho - tographs received global attention for her critical commentary on the Disney world, and raised questions about the lives women are expected to lead compared with the actual lives they experience. In 2011, Goldstein created In the Dollhouse , a series of scenes depicting the marriage of Barbie and Ken falling apart. Using a small crew of Dina Goldstein, Bedroom (2012), pigment on archival paper [Kimoto Gallery, friends and helpers, the Vancouver Vancouver BC, Oct 29-Nov 15] photographer painted rooms Barbie- pink and filled them with life-sized replicas of Barbie furniture. She found beautiful models to play Bar - bie and Ken, and then posed them in 10 encounters that explored assumptions about physical beauty, gender, stereotyping, marriage and social expectations. The work, which has been widely shown and reviewed on the Internet and featured in dozens of publications, is being shown at the Kimoto Gallery during the Capture Photography Festival. Mia Johnson arranged to set up playful conflicts; tional in shaping the Victoria art scene Hornyak and others; Jan 16-Feb 5 +15 W INDOW Thru Nov 30 Andy Van and consequently Western Canada; "Winter Group Show 2014", works by Dinh , "Here Now As I Reminisce", Nov 7-13 "Winter Group Show 2013", artists from across Canada include body of work aims to provoke a spe - short snapshot of new works by Linda Nardelli, Herbert Siebner, cific memory; Dec-Jan Natalie gallery artists Simon Andrew, Sylvain William Duma, Joel Mara, Erin Mcsa - Lauchlan , work portrays percep - Louis-Seize, Ted Godwin, Leslie vaney, Bruce Head, Diana Zasadny tions of reality frozen in the time of Poole, Robert Lemay and others; Nov and others. memories where individuals cease 16-27 William Duma: Winter Light , to age. the theme is light as its long shadows fall upon the landscape in winter; Nov TrépanierBaer 28-Dec 11 "Winter Group Show, Part II EDMONTON 105-999 8th St SW 403-244-2066 2013", new works by gallery artists Alberta Craft Council Gallery www.trepanierbaer.com include William Duma, William 10186 106 St NW 780-488-6611 tues-sat 10:30am-5pm. Thru Nov 16 Webb, Shi Le, Joice M. Hall, Ken - www.albertacraft.ab.ca Iain Baxter& *The &MAN 50 Years neth Lochhead, Linda Nardelli, mon-sat 10am-5pm thurs 10am-6pm. & On ; Nov-Dec Ron Moppett: Vin - Diana Zasadny and others; Dec 12-24 FEATURE GALLERY Thru Dec 24 Pot - cent’s Last Studio; In the Viewing "Christmas Miniature Group Show works , the contemporary state of the Room: Luane Martineau . 2013", selection of mini-art by gallery ancient tradition of pottery; Jan 11- artists William Duma, Dori-Ann Mar 29 Payce , this exhibition Wallace Galleries Steinberg, Shannon Williamson, celebrating Greg Payce's 2012 500 5th Ave SW 403-262-8050 Simon Andrew, Don Pentz, Nancy Canada Council Saidye Bronfman www.wallacegalleries.com Boyd, Linda Nardelli, Diana Zasadny Award for Excellence in Fine Craft; DIS - mon-sat 10am-5:30pm. Thru Nov 6 and others; Dec 25-Jan 15 "Happy COVERY GALLERY Thru Nov 30 Shona The Limner Group of Victoria: A Pas - New Year Group Show 2014", works Rae , "Fairy Tales, Folklore, and Myth - sion for Art Revisited , founded by Her - by gallery artists include Simon communications...Part II", Rae bert Siebner and spearheaded by Andrew, Shi Le, Harold Town, Cam - returns the fairy tale to the realm of Maxwell Bates, this group was inspira - rose Ducote, Robert Lemay, Jennifer adults with her sculptural rings; Diane

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#430 – 1000 Parker Street Vancouver BC • tel. 604.733.6945 See web for hours: www.tychoart.co m Email [email protected] Participating in the Eastside Culture Crawl www.newzones.com James Holroyd: Flora NEWZONES GALLERY, CALGARY AB – Nov 28, 2013-Jan 1 1, 2014 Alberta artist James Holroyd has been experimenting with the pinhole camera and related photographic techniques for the past 15 years. He is well known for his bromoil photo - graphs of antique toys and dolls. These ink- gelatin images are individually printed by hand using brushes and sponges. His more recent work introduces flower heads, stems and leaves. Both the plants and the old toys admirably suit his style with their slightly out- of-focus, monochromatic and antediluvian appearance. His floral- and plant-based imagery is cre - ated in cyanotype. Using four- by five- inch negatives, he prints the photos on wood pan - els of the same size and shape as the photos, and then assembles the separate pieces. The underlying grain of the wood comes through, and the edges of the wood act as grids where the tonal value and lighting change unevenly. The saturated, other-worldly blues give his work a haunting, ethereal appearance. James Holroyd, Lisianthus 1 (2013), cyanotype on panel [Newzones Holroyd has a master’s degree in English Gallery, Calgary AB, Nov 28-Jan 11] literature and teaches in the Artstream program, a joint project of Bow Valley College and the Alberta College of Art and Design. His work has been shown in numerous international art fairs, including those in Miami, San Francisco, Boston and New York. Mia Johnson

Krys , "Illusions, Revelations, Transfor - of Italian Painting from Glasgow Muse - graphs illustrating Daphnis & Chloé, a mations", fibre arts – a journey in sev - ums”, 41 works by some of the greatest famous classical fable written by the en stages; Jan 11-Feb 8 Hanji , artists names in European art, Giovanni Belli - Greek poet Longus second-century; from the Pulp Paper Pages Exhibition ni, Sandro Botticelli and Titian , examin - Angakkuq: Between Two Worlds; Spiri - create unique pieces from Hanji paper ing the evolution of Italian painting from tual and Mythological Figures in Inuit from Wonju, South Korea. the religious artworks of the late Middle and Inuvialuit Art , five decades of Inuit Ages and Renaissance to neoclassical artworks produced by over 50 artists Art Gallery of Alberta secular and genre paintings of the 19th from 22 communities across the Canadi - 2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq C.; RBC N EW WORKS GALLERY Brenda an Arctic from 1960 to 2009; Thru 780-422-6223 www.youraga.ca Draney: Suspend , panoramic display of Spring 2014 Lyndal Osborne , "BMO tues-sun 11am-5pm wed 11am-9pm. paintings depicting a narrative of scenes World of Creativity: Cabinets of Curiosi - Admission: members free, adults and fragments from the artist’s memo - ty", explore the wondrous and curious $12.50, seniors (65+)/students $8.50, ries as the artist’s family and community collection of this local artist and enter a children under 6 free, children 7-17 undergo the process of rebuilding after world familiar yet strange; Thru 2014 $8.50, family (up to 2 adults + 4 children) devastating forest fires ravaged Slave Megan Morman: Now You See It , the $26.50. Thru Nov 24 Water Into Art: Lake in 2011; Thru Jan 12 The Intellec - walls of the gallery become a large-scale British Watercolours from the V&A, tion of Lady Spider House: An Exhibi - word search puzzle, designed to be an 1750-1950 , 100 works on loan from the tion by Geoffrey Farmer, installation of interactive game with 280 names of Victoria and Albert Museum include an old-style funhouse furnished with the artists who have work in the AGA's per - small sketches and studies as well as ful - stories of haunted houses, commis - manent collection. ly realized works created between 1750 sioned by the AGA and designed by and 1950 by all of the leading painters of Geoffrey Farmer in collaboration with Bugera Matheson Gallery this period; RBC N EW WORKS GALLERY artists Valerie Blass, Julia Feyrer, 10345 124 Street NW 780-482-2854 Aaron Munson & David Hoffos: Isach - Hadley+Maxwell, David Hoffos, Brian www.bugeramathesongallery.com sen 1948-1978, documentary exhibition Jungen, Tiziana La Melia, Gareth tues-sat 10am-5:30pm thurs 10am- and installation that presents the history Moore, Judy Radul, Hannah Rickards 7pm. Nov 1-15 Jerry Heine , "The Roar of a lone arctic weather station; Dec 14- and Ron Tran ; Thru Feb 17 Chagall: and the Silence"; Nov 21-Dec 5 Edward Mar 9 “Of Heaven and Earth: 500 Years Daphnis & Chloé , 42 full-colour litho - Epp and Jane Everett , "Landings".

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www.contemporaryartgallery.ca Mungo Thomson: Negative Space OFF-SITE AT YALETOWN-ROUNDHOUSE STATION, CANADA LINE – Oct 1, 2013-Jan 12, 2014 Mungo Thomson, an artist based in Los Angeles, works with film, photography and sculpture to make art that reflects mass culture. Negative Space is an ongoing series of large photo - graphs of deep space that Thomson has sourced from the Hubble Space Telescope archives and inverted with Photoshop. Thomson began the Negative Space astronomy project in 2005 and describes his manipulated imagery as “visual whale song – atmospherics for the spiritually inclined.” The murals are displayed at the Yaletown-Round - house Station, in partnership with the Contemporary Art Gallery, the Cap - ture Photography Festival and the View of installation at the Yaletown-Roundhouse Canada Line Station in Vancouver, BC Canada Line Public Art Program, [Yaletown-Roundhouse Station, Vancouver BC, Oct 1-Jan 12] “InTransitBC”. Thomson was born in 1969 in Woodland, California, and now lives in Los Angeles and Berlin. He attended the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program in 1994, and received an MFA from the University of California in 2000. His work has been shown extensively in prominent American and European museums and galleries, including the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, the 12th Istanbul Biennial, Kunsthalle Düsseldorf in Germany (2009), and the 2008 Whitney Biennial. Mia Johnson

# Daffodil Gallery Main Gallery: mon-wed fri 9am- 10412 124th St 780-760-1278 4:30pm thurs 9am-8:30pm, Helen www.daffodilgallery.ca LETHBRIDGE Christou Gallery: daily 8am-9pm. tues-sat 10:30am-5pm thurs 10:30am- Southern Alberta Art Gallery MAIN GALLERY Nov 7-Dec 20 "Acting 7pm and by appt. Nov 1-23 Meghan 601 Third Ave S 403-327-8770 Out", exploring identity and activism Dauphinee , "Approaching River City"; www.saag.ca through humourous references to Nov 24-Dec 22 Reprise , works by tues-sat 10am-5pm sun 1-5pm. popular culture; includes new works gallery artists, a look back at the shows Admission: general $5, students/ by Wendy Coburn and General Idea of 2013; Jan dates TBA Winter Group seniors $4, groups $3 per person, from the gallery and private collec - Show , works by gallery artists. members & children under 12 free. tions, and ACT UP Archives (Art Thru Nov 24 Monika Sosnowska , new Gallery Centre for the Arts); Jan 23- Douglas Udell Gallery sculptures replicate vendor stands sal - Mar 6 "Feminist Art Gallery", based on 10332 124 St NW 780-488-4445 vaged from Jarmark Europa Stadium, successful models at several venues www.douglasudellgallery.com destroyed to make way for a new including the Tate Modern, works by tues-sat 10am-5:30pm. Nov 9-23 national stadium to host Euro 2012; Toronto artists and activists Allyson Recollections , special works from pri - Shannon Bool, Simone Gilges, Bern - Mitchell and Deirdre Logue and vate collections; Dec 7-21 "Christmas hard Kahrmann, Sanaz Mazinani, invited guest artists, as well as panel Show 2013", new works by gallery Kirstine Roepstorff and Emmy discussions and structure for audi - artists and new acquisitions from his - Skensved, “Screen and Décor” , room- ence feedback; HELEN CHRISTOU torical and modern artists, including sized installations investigate digital GALLERY Thru Nov 7 (tentative), Erik Olson, Robert Kelly, Andrew motif and its influence on three-dimen - Gallery closed; Nov 7-Dec 20 Acting Valko, Robert Scott and others. sional space – created in collaboration Out , explores identity and activism with artist Rodney LaTourelle and through humorous reference to pop - West End Gallery exhibition designer Louise Witthöft . ular culture; Jan 9-Feb 21 Vito 12308 Jasper Ave NW 780-488-4892 Acconci, Dan Graham, Garry Neill www.westendgalleryltd.com # University of Lethbridge Kennedy, Les Levine and Alan tues-sat 10am-5pm. Nov 9-21 W.H. Art Gallery Storey , "Idea > Object: Conceptual Webb ; Nov 23-Dec 5 Ken Faulks ; Dec 4401 University Dr, W600 Centre for Prints from the U of L Art Collection", 5-28 Christmas Exhibition . the Arts 403-329-2666 www.ulag.ca prints and works on paper.

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richness of the Ojibwa Woodland art Smith: A Broader Picture: Drawings, of Thunder Bay’s Ahnisnabae-born Paintings and Original Prints ; A MEDICINE HAT artist, from his earliest drawings to his Friend to All: A Celebration of Girl Esplanade Art Gallery monumental public commissions; Guides in Central Alberta ; Nov 25- 401 First St SE 403-502-8786 Thru Feb 8 Linda Gordon , "Joy", Feb 17 Expedition: Arctic . www.esplanade.ca mosaics and paintings by the Alberta mon-fri 10am-5pm sat & holidays 12- artist, based on the legends, myths 5pm. Thru Dec 7 Aaron Nelson , "In and characteristics of the peacock. Conductivity", objects such as tea ST ALBERT cups, platters, chandeliers and vases # Art Gallery of St Albert are interconnected with electrical and 19 Perron St 780-460-4310 electronic devices; Thru Dec 7 The RED DEER www.ArtGalleryofStAlbert.ca Hat Art Club and Medicine Hat Pot - Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery tues-sat 10am-5pm thurs 10am-8pm. ters’ Association Biannual Group 4525 47A Ave 403-309-8405 Nov 7-30 Daniel Evans , "Invisible Exhibition ; Dec 21-Feb 8 Vision Cir - www.reddeermuseum.com Cities", multimedia exhibition examin - cle: The Art of Roy Thomas (1940- mon-fri 10am-4:30pm sat & sun 12- ing the imaginative potential of urban 2004), retrospective highlighting the 4:30pm. Thru Nov 11 James Agrell environments and featuring an array www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 19 of printmaking and sculpture tech - free. Thru Jan 5 The Navy: A Century in of what an intervention might be in our niques; Dec 5-Jan 25 Nina Haggerty Art , paintings of some of Canada’s best emerging age of electracy, in which Collective , "Fruits Off the Looms"; artists capture the Canadian naval expe - media becomes both active and discur - Rachelle LeBlanc , "Beyond Tradi - rience in times of war and peace, pro - sive and the role of the artist is to use tions: Contemporary Fibre Hooking". duced by the Canadian War Museum; theory to invent forms and practices Virginia Ivanicki , "Flight Worthy", appropriate to the new epoch; Jan 8-24 paintings combine buildings, terrain Chris Janzen , "It(wa)’s All About Me", BRITISH and flying machines in surreal aerial works ranging from drawing and pho - vistas, an homage to the airplanes and tography to video and audio pieces COLUMBIA crews of WWII; A Community At War , representing the painful, the positive local military artifacts and archival pho - and often unsettling transformation tos; Jan 23-Mar 30 Clash: Conflict and from self to husband and father; Jan Its Consequences , national and inter - 28-Feb 12 Laura and David Saito , ABBOTSFORD national photographers investigate the mixed- media works – Laura's works Kariton Art Gallery & Boutique personal legacy of war and trauma and are rooted in history and memory and 2387 Ware St 604-852-9358 the effects of mass media on depictions their relationship to the future's inher - www.abbotsfordartscouncil.org of conflict, from the National Gallery of ent uncertainty; David's works centre tues-fri 12-5pm sat & sun 9:30am- Canada; D. Lefebvre and D. Sands , on capitalism/consumerism and the 4:30pm. Thru Dec 21 Christmas Arti - "Drain: A Young Contemporaries Exhi - ability or inability to foster an identity san Gift Fair , group exhibition in multi - bition", mixed-media works in recogni - within these paradigms. ple media, one-of-a-kind Christmas tion of the 90th anniversary of the gifts and stocking stuffers; Jan 10-Feb drainage of Sumas Lake, Abbotsford. 4 4Cats Arts Studio , children's exhibi - tion with artwork in multiple media. Visual Arts Gallery BuRNABY University of the Fraser Valley Burnaby Art Gallery The Reach Gallery Museum 33844 King Rd 6344 Deer Lake Ave 604-297-4422 Abbotsford 604-504-7441 ext 4405 www.burnabyartgallery.ca 32388 Veterans Way 604-864-8087 www.ufv.ca/ufv_visual_arts tues-fri 10am-4:30pm sat & sun 12- www.thereach.ca mon-fri 10am-6pm. Nov 15-28 5pm. Admission by donation. Thru tues wed fri 10am-5pm thurs 10am- In[ter]ventions , new media works – Nov 17 LOWER GALLERY Storms and 9pm sat & sun 12-5pm, Admission: responses to Moulthrop's description Bright Skies: Three Centuries of

20 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 Dutch Landscapes explores the emer - gence of the landscape tradition in the early 17th C., its blossoming during the September 26, 2013 – January 5, 2014 Golden Age, and its extension into the THE NAVY: A CENTURY IN ART 18th and 19th centuries; UPPER GALLERY Inner Realms: Dutch Portraits , draw - A travelling exhibition produced by the Canadian War Museum ings, etchings and oils; Nov 29-Jan 19 LOWER AND UPPER GALLERIES "Volumes: Works on Paper", sculptural and struc - tural works on (and “in”) paper, includ - ing installation and large-scale print - making, ceramics and papercuts, fea - turing works from the permanent col - lection by Gillian Armitage, Myra Ead - ie, Bob Evermon, Margaret May, Nils SPONSORED BY Peterson, Teresa Ilene Redden, Dou - glas Quiring and others and new works by emerging artists Maggie Boyd, Graham Landin, Nicole Ondre Leonard Brooks, Tangled Float No. 2 , oil on canvas, 1944 and Jennifer Rose Sciarrino . CWM 19710261-1165 BeaverbrookCollection of War Art © Canadian War Museum Deer Lake Gallery Burnaby Arts Council FLIGHT WORTHY by VIRGINIA IVANICKI 6584 Deer Lake Ave 604-298-7322 www.burnabyartscouncil.org tues-fri 12-4pm, open most saturdays during exhibitions. Admission is free. Thru Nov 9 Olive Leung , "Synthetic Garden: Recycled Objects and Materi - als", sculptures from found objects and recycled materials created during her time as Artist in Residence; Nov 15-Dec 7 Vancouver Metal Arts Asso - ciation , "Metallicity: Art Jewellery", a SPONSORED BY diverse showcase of metal art. Nikkei National Museum 6688 Southoaks Cres 604-777-7000 www.nikkeiplace.org Typhoons: 88’s Escape , oil on canvas, 2010 tues-sun 11am-5pm. Thru Dec 29, closed Dec 23-28 A Call for Justice – The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford Fighting for Japanese Canadian 32388 Veterans Way Redress (1977-1988) , a travelling Abbotsford, BC V2T 0B3 exhibition of historic photographs, thereach.ca artifacts, poetry, personal statements, 604-864-8087 art and video in honour of the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Redress Agreement with the Govern - Simon Fraser University Gallery duced; mid-Jan Damian Moppett , per - ment of Canada in 1988; Jan 11-Mar AQ 3004-8888 University Dr manent installation of a large-scale 23 "Ukiyoe Spectacular – Japanese 778-782-4266 www.sfu.ca/gallery work on SFU's Burnaby campus. Woodblock Prints from the 1800s", tues-sat 12-5pm, closed sat on holiday rich and varied traditions of rare long weekends. Thru Dec 14 Samuel Japanese woodblock prints from the Roy-Bois: Not a new world, just an old late 1800s, from horrific to whimsical, trick , installation – a large-scale model CAMPBELL RIVER artists include, Utagawa Kuniyoshi for an imaginary building that connotes Campbell River Art Gallery and Keisai Eisen , works are from a an idea of the art gallery or museum, 1235 Shoppers Row private collection in Japan; concur - viewers may climb the model’s various 250-287-2261 www.crartgallery.ca rently showing at the West Vancouver levels and enter its interior, containing mon-sat 10pm-5pm. Nov 7-Dec 24 Museum Jan 10-Mar 22; Ongoing objects, books and works from the SFU MAIN GALLERY 14th Annual Christmas UPPER LEVEL Taiken – Japanese Cana - art collection; Jan 18-Apr 19 Damian Arts & Crafts Market , handcrafted dians Since 1877 , from the hardships Moppett , "The Bells", new video work items from more than 80 regional of pioneers, to the struggles of the war with a focus on the process of creation artisans; Jan 23-Feb 28 MAIN & D IS - years to the Nikkei community today. in his studio, a publication will be pro - COVERY GALLERIES 20th Anniversary www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 21 VIGNETTES • Nov/Dec/Jan 2013/2014 ROBIN LAuRENCE British Columbia

NELSON AT WAR Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History, Bond Appeal, c 1942 / Nelson at War Sep 14-Nov 24 Nelson, British Columbia saw many of its young people head off to both World Wars. Many never returned, and those who did were profoundly altered by their experiences – as were the people who remained at home and those who relocated to internment camps in the Nelson area. This exhibition, featuring his - toric photographs, news clippings and artifacts, examines the changes war has wrought on the community. BABAK GOLKAR: DIALECTIC OF FAILURE West Vancouver Museum, West Vancouver, Oct 11-Dec 7 Vancouver artist Babak Golkar uses Babak Golkar the humble medium of clay to explore oppositions of historicism and modernity, art and craft, modern reasoning and ancient mysti - cism. His three-part exhibition includes organic-looking clay pots designed for visitors to pick up and scream into; a video projection of lumps of clay being thrown against a sheet of drywall; and that same stained sheet of drywall, together with bent, folded and flat - tened lumps of clay in their fired state.

REALITEIT Jennifer Kostuik Gallery, Vancouver, Oct 17-Nov 15 In con - junction with the Capture Photography Festival, this exhibition of gallery artists reveals how subjective “reality” is. Dianne Bos uses a multi-holed camera to create images of faux galaxies; David Burde - ny employs a large-format camera and long exposure times in the realization of compellingly detailed, almost surreal landscapes; Jim Catherine Nelson / Realiteit Kazanjian employs “hyper collage” to produce fantastical, sci-fi-like scenes; and Catherine Nelson digitally “paints” hundreds of photo - graphic images together in her re-imaginings of the natural world.

JAYCE SALLOUM: LOCATION/DIS-LOCATION(S ) grunt gallery, Vancou - ver, Oct 25-Nov 30 This photographic installation continues Jayce Salloum’s critical engagement with natural and constructed envi - ronments. Shot during the artist’s recent travels, the images feature ideological signs or signifiers and evoke a shifting sense of what is familiar and what is foreign. Ranging from piles of driftwood to Jayce Salloum abandoned furniture, smokestacks, spiders and potholes in a gravel road, Salloum’s photos also show us the places where nature butts up against culture, and vice versa.

EMMA MCLAY: RECLAIMANT Xchanges Gallery, Victoria, Nov 1-24 At once tough and fragile, opaque and transparent, Emma McLay’s new, wall-mounted assemblages explore “a woman’s reproductive journey through the medical system.” McLay uses a combination of acrylic paint, metal, wood, glass and fibre to express a range of physical and emotional experiences, ultimately focusing, she says, “on female identity being asserted and empowered through the maternal journey.” This Pender Island artist earned an MFA in painting at the University of Alberta. Her new work evolved from her much-lauded graduating project. Emma McLay

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British Columbia THIS IS WHERE I GO: A MAIL ART EXHIBITION Britannia Art Gallery, Vancouver, Nov 6-29 Mail art, or correspondence art, first gained wide attention in the 1960s and ’70s. This exhibition demonstrates the widely inclusive and international nature of the movement. Carrie Schmidt / This Is Where I Go Curator and artist Laura Bucci invited participants (via online mail portals) to contribute four- by six-inch original postcards on a “This is Where I Go” theme, and she received over 100 submissions from both adults and children in more than 25 countries. KEITH RICE-JONES: WORKING THE EDGE Art Gallery at Evergreen Cultural Centre, Coquitlam, Nov 14-Jan 9 This senior West Coast artist, who originally trained as a woodwork teacher in England, began working in clay in the early 1970s. Influenced by the modernist ideals of incorporating art and design, Rice-Jones has produced a range of works in the ceramic medium, from dishes, bowls and platters to wall-mount - ed relief sculptures, floor murals and large-scale public commissions. This retrospective exhibition demonstrates the length and breadth of Keith Rice-Jones his creative journey, and the natural rhythms and philosophical ques - tions that have informed his art. VOLUMES: WORKS IN PAPER Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby, Nov 29- Jan 19 The established and emerging artists in this exhibition make ambitious use of paper as a structural medium rather than simply as a ground for graphic art production. The works on view include installation, large-scale printmaking, paper cuts and sculpture. Included are Teresa Ilene Redden’s intricately patterned paper cube, Myra Edie’s photo-etchings of gloves and stockings mounted on pressboard, and Maggie Boyd’s marriage of the drawing medium with ceramics. Teresa Ilene Redden / Volumes CLASH: CONFLICT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES The Reach Gallery, Abbotsford, Jan 23-Mar 30 This powerful travelling exhibition explores the many ways the camera registers human conflict. Photo - graphs range from Sam Tata’s documents of the fall of Shanghai in 1949 and Michael Mitchell’s records of the struggle between the Sandinistas and the Contras in Nicaragua in the 1980s to Larry Tow - ell’s close-up observations of the Second Palestinian Intifada in 2000 and Jin-me Yoon’s performance photos on the theme of the enduring impact of the Korean War. Whether derived from the documentary tradition or from fictional recreations of conflict, the images in Clash remind us of the relationship of photography to memory and to the Raphael Goldchain / Clash: Conflict ways history is told. CHARLES EDENSHAW Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Oct 26- Feb 2 This is the first major survey of the work of Charles Eden - shaw, the most famous and influential of the Haida artists working in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Over 200 of his pieces – in silver, argillite, wood and paint – have been gathered from pub - lic and private collections around the world, and together reveal the tremendous inventiveness and technical facility of this revered Northwest Coast artist. Charles Edenshaw www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 23 Exhibition , featuring five Vancouver Island artists from the gallery's per - manent collection.

CASTLEGAR Kootenay Gallery 120 Heritage Way 250-365-3337 www.kootenaygallery.com tues-sat 10am-5pm, Dec 1-24: daily 10am-5pm. Thru Nov 9 Invested: 10,000 Hours , juried exhibition of contemporary craft in ceramic, glass, fibre, metal and wood by Columbia Basin artists, in celebration of the Craft Council of BC's 40th Anniver - sary; Nov 15-Dec 24 Christmas Exhibit and Sale ; Jan-Feb Gallery closed, office and gift shop open.

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24 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 GALLERY Greater Vancouver Weavers' ture Exhibition , 2-D and 3-D miniatures; and Spinners' Guilds and Coquitlam MEZZANINE GALLERY Marina Crawford ,… COQuITLAM Weavers' & Spinners Guild and the PdA still life in Vancouver…", photography; Art Gallery at Evergreen Dye Pot Club , "Dream Weavers: From the LEONORE PEYTON SALON Danaca Ackerson , Cultural Centre Practical to the Fantastical", fibre arts; "Botticelli Remix/Voyage Allegorique", oil 1205 Pinetree Way 604-927-6550 MEZZANINE GALLERY Jane Appleby , "Unwa - on wood; Jan 10-Feb 2 ATRIUM GALLERY www.evergreenculturalcentre.ca vering: Abstract Paintings", acrylic; Thru Bill Edmonds, "Talking to Strangers", mon-sat 12-5pm. Admission is free. Nov 10 LEONORE PEYTON SALON Kim multiple media; Rachael Stableford and Thru Nov 7 Unreal considers the Vergil , "One Day…Week, Month, Marisa Pahl , "Play", mixed-media instal - exploration of contemporary artists Year", mixed media; Nov 14-Dec 20 lation; MEZZANINE GALLERY Druh Ireland , beyond the rational and the ways they ATRIUM GALLERY Positively Petite Minia - "You Are Here", mixed media; LEONORE delve into ideas around desire and fan - PEYTON SALON Ximeng Guo , "Shape and tasy; Nov 14-Jan 9 Keith Rice-Jones , Shade", acrylic and rice paper on canvas. "Working the Edge: A (Mostly) Ceramic Journey" – 30 years of sculptural work follows the artist's lifelong develop - ment and the theories that have COuRTENAY informed his practice; Jan 18-Feb 27 Comox Valley Art Gallery Emerging Talent 17 , visual art and 580 Duncan Ave 250-338-6211 design by grade 12 art students from www.comoxvalleyartgallery.com School District 43. tues-sat 10am-5pm. CONTEMPORARY AND COMMUNITY GALLERIES Nov 15-Dec 28 Place des Arts CVAG 39th Annual Christmas Craft 1120 Brunette Ave 604-664-1636 Fair ; CONTEMPORARY GALLERY Jan 10- www.placedesarts.ca Mar 8 Ian Forbes , "The Big Foldy Paint - *Leonore Peyton Salon: mon-wed, fri ing of Death"; COMMUNITY GALLERY Jan 9am-2pm thurs 9am-9pm sat 2:30-5pm 10-Mar 8 Art Group of CV , "Blue"; sun 1-5pm; Atrium and Mezzanine Gal - GEORGE SAWCHUK GALLERY Nov 15-Dec leries: mon-fri 9am-9pm sat 9am-5pm Douglas Morton, Bee III (c. 1979), acrylic on 28 Jeanne McGrotty , "Residual"; WIN - sun 1-5pm*Call ahead to confirm view - board [Winchester Galleries, Victoria BC, Nov DOW GALLERY Nov 15-Dec 28 Season of ing availability. Thru Nov 9 ATRIUM 16-Nov 7] Light , group show. www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 25 GALLERY VIEWS BY ROBIN LAURENCE The Robert Bateman Centre A recent daytrip to Victoria, where I lived many years ago, reminded me of the extreme picturesque - ness of t he city’s Inner Harbour. Clearly, other visitors to the place needed no such memory tweaking. Throngs of tourists made their way from the southern edge of downtown, passing the vine-covered Empress Hotel, the totem poles outside the Royal BC Museum, and the beautifully groomed lawns and gardens of the provincial legislature. They made their way past vendors sell - ing jewellery, basketry and small carvings, too, and others hawking sightseeing bus tours, horse- drawn carriage rides and whale-watching expeditions. The size and determination of the crowds astonished me. Smartly positioned on the waterfront – and along this well-trodden path – is the Robert Bateman Centre. Located at 470 Belleville Street in a handsomely renovat - ed heritage building, the centre opened last May on its featured artist’s 83rd birth - day. If there had been any doubts about the local popularity of this internationally known wildlife artist, they were dispelled by the 3,000 people who visited the place on its opening weekend. The Robert Bate - man Centre offers the largest-ever show - ing of the Salt Spring Island artist’s works: some 160 paintings, drawings and repro - ductions are on view in eight distinctly themed galleries, complemented by multimedia and interactive digital components. Installed on the top floor of the 1924 neo - The Robert Bateman Centre, located in a 1924 neoclassical building on the classical building, which was originally waterfront in Victoria, displays the largest exhibit of original works by the designed as a steamship terminal by Fran - popular wildlife artist cis Rattenbury and P.L. James, the centre chronicles Bateman’s long career, highlights his achievements and emphasizes his devotion to educating adults and children about the importance of our relationship with the natural world. Among the works on view: wildlife paintings Bateman produced as a youth in Toronto, when he was already a devotee of nature and its creatures; depictions of rural subjects, such as old barns in snowy fields, influenced by the American realist painter Andrew Wyeth; and sur - prisingly abstract works in the manner of the New York School. More familiar are the paint - ings devoted to African subjects, including the intensely observed and highly detailed images of elephants, lions, tigers, leopards, cheetahs and other great beasts that launched Bateman’s career as a wildlife artist. A gallery devoted to paintings of birds expresses his enduring fond - ness for these feathered creatures. Visitors to this gallery will also hear birdsong recorded by Salt Spring Islanders John and Heather Neville. Mammals in the human-altered landscape and creatures endangered by over-fishing, oil spills, resource exploitation and global climate change are also represented here. When the centre opened, Bateman told the CBC that he hoped it would both “guard his legacy and advance his environmental message.” The centre’s admission revenues are intended to fund the Bateman Foundation, a national, not-for-profit charity that supports educational programs promoting an understanding of the natural world and, again, highlighting the importance of our relationship with it.

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performance and photography; Into The Woods: Etchings by George FORT LANGLEY GRAND FORKS Raab , digital photographs are the Barbara Boldt Original Gallery 2, Grand Forks and foundation for his intaglio prints of the Art Studio District Art and Heritage Centre Canadian forest, created using con - 25340 84th Ave 604-888-5490 524 Central Ave 250-442-2211 temporary and traditional printmaking www.barbaraboldt.com www.gallery2grandforks.ca technologies. please call ahead; watch for "Open" tues-fri 10am-4pm sat 10am-3pm. sign at road. In-home studio gallery of Thru Dec 22 Janet Dwyer , "Conversa - Barbara Boldt located 5 km outside of tions with Nature", scanographs; Peter Fort Langley, featuring local land - Velisek , "Inscapes, Escapes, and KASLO scapes, forest and garden scenes in Landscapes", paintings; Jan 18-Apr 19 Langham Cultural Centre Gallery oils and soft pastels and her signature Marianne Nicolson , "The Inevitability 447 A Ave EarthPatterns paintings of sandstone of Enbridge", mixed media; Glenn 250-353-2661 www.thelangham.ca formations found on Galiano Island. Clark and Peter Corbett , "Abandoning thurs-sun 1-4pm. Admission by dona - Publication Places Of Her Heart: The Paradise", paintings. tion. Thru Nov 24 Paul Walde , Art and Life of Barbara Boldt now "Requiem for a Glacier"; Sergio San - available at various locations; visit the tos , "Seven Dragons”; Nov 30-Dec 29 website for locations. For directions to Hands On: An Exhibit by Kaslo’s the studio, see map on website. KAMLOOPS Youth ; Jan 3-Feb 2 Salon of the Arts . # Kamloops Art Gallery The Fort Gallery 101-465 Victoria St 9048 Glover Rd 250-377-2400 www.kag.bc.ca 604-888-7411 www.fortgallery.ca mon-wed, fri-sat 10am-5pm thurs KELOWNA wed-sun 12-5pm. Thru Nov 10 Judy 10am-9pm sun 12-4pm closed stat # Alternator Centre for Jones and Dorthe Eisenhardt , "Up on holidays. Thru Dec 31 "Landscape Contemporary Art the Beach", recent fused glass and Revised", artists include Althea 103-421 Cawston Ave, Rotary Centre paintings; Nov 13-Dec 1 Jo-Ann Thauberger, Donald Lawrence, Mark for the Arts 250-868-2298 Sheen and Richard Bond , new works; Soo and Jin-me Yoon , who address www.alternatorgallery.com Dec 4-22 Small Wonder , group show the history of landscape painting tues, wed, sat 11am-5pm thurs & fri by member artists; Jan 1-19 TBA. through video, installation, painting, 1-8pm. Nov 1-9 Kelsie Balehowky,

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 27 Malcolm McCormick, Lucas Glenn tions; Jan 3-Feb 8 Current Threads Co. and Kaitlyn Serafin , "Intermission 2014: Vancouver Island Surface – Youngblood Landscape", works by Design Association . fourth year UBC Okanagan Campus students in photography, sculpture and painting providing new outlooks on how people engage with the land NELSON around them; Nov 16-Dec 15 -ISH Oxygen Art Centre Annual Members' Exhibition , art - 3-320 Vernon St (Alley Entrance) works by old and new members 250-352-6322 exploring “-ish”. www.oxygenartcentre.org wed-sat 1-5pm. Jan 4-Feb 8 Paul Walde ARTE funktional, The Factory – Requiem for a Glacier , video and 1302 St Paul St sound installation memorializing BC’s 250-712-6388 250-540-4249 Jumbo Glacier area, now under immedi - www.artefunktional.com ate threat from global warming and mon-fri 10am-4pm. Dealer on premises mega-resort development. wed-fri or by appt. Nov-Jan Group Exhi - Gigi Hoeller, Bear #2 [Sunshine Coast, BC, bition of Okanagan Artists . [email protected] Touchstones Nelson: Museum www.gigibutterfly.com, 604-885-6650] of Art and History Geert Maas Sculpture 502 Vernon St 250-352-9813 Gardens and Gallery by the gallery visitor’s body movements; www.touchstonesnelson.ca 250 Reynolds Rd 250-860-7012 Jan 11-Mar 9 Unreal , works by artists wed fri sat 10am-5pm sun 12-4pm, www.geertmaas.org who use inventive processes and unusu - thurs 10am-5pm, 5-8pm by donation. mon-sat 10am-5pm, sun by chance. al materials. Thru Nov 24 Nelson at War , historic Internationally acclaimed artist Geert photos and news clippings and arti - Maas invites the public to visit his excep - facts, such as a scale model of the tional sculpture gardens and indoor HMS Formidable , the aircraft carrier gallery featuring one of the largest col - MAPLE RIDGE from which Hampton Gray flew his lections of bronze sculpture in Canada. Maple Ridge Art Gallery final ill-fated mission in the dying hours Changing exhibitions. Maas creates dis - 11944 Haney Pl 604-476-4240 of WW2; Thru Nov 17 Susan Andrews tinctive, rounded, semi-abstract figures, www.theactmapleridge.org Grace , "Underwritten", mixed-media architectural structures and installations tues-sat 11am-4pm. Thru Nov 9 “Cele - installation exploring the corporeal and in a wide variety of materials, including brate Craft!”, features 12 outstanding BC spiritual dimensions of life, death and bronze, stainless steel, aluminum, wood, artists, including Judith Burke , clay, Bar - the afterlife; Nov 23-Feb 2 David stoneware and multimedia. The great bara Heller , tapestry, Michelle Sirois- Alexander , "The Shape of Place", paint - diversity of outdoor art is complemented Silver , fibre art, and Junichi Tanaka , ings that survey Alexander’s interna - in the gallery by an overwhelming num - clay, saluting the 40th anniversary of the tional career of over 30 years; Nov 30- ber of paintings, serigraphs, medals, BC Crafts Council; Nov 16-Dec 20 Feb 16 Meghan Hildebrand , "Restless reliefs and sculpture in various media. Ensemble 2013 , seasonal favourite fea - Fables", new colourful and semi- tures small ensembles of work in all abstract paintings exploring story - # Kelowna Art Gallery media by local and regional artists; Jan telling and reimagined landscapes. 1315 Water St 250-762-2226 11-Feb 8 Colour Impact with the Group www.kelownaartgallery.com of 9 , local painters explore how colour is tues-sat 10am-5pm thurs 10am-9pm used to tell a story, recall a memory or sun 1-4pm. Nov 4-May 5 Glenn Clark: express an emotion. NEW WESTMINSTER Best of Seven , installation with a retro Amelia Douglas Gallery edge, featuring greatly enlarged versions Douglas College of hockey players from the table hockey 700 Royal Ave 604-527-5723 games featuring popular in the middle of NANAIMO www.douglas.bc.ca/visitors/art-gallery.html the last century which were played by Nanaimo Art Gallery mon-fri 10am-7:30pm sat 11am-4pm. moving metal rods; Thru Nov 24 Satur - Campus Gallery: 900 Fifth St Nov 7-Dec 20 Cynthia Minden , "Reclama - day Morning Cartoons , 32 local artists 2nd location, Downtown Gallery: tion", mixed-media assemblages; Nov 9- take a nostalgic look at the bygone era of 150 Commercial St Feb 14 Nicola Tibbets , "Food in Excess". old television cartoons; Thru Dec 29 250-740-6350 250-754-1750 Keith Langergraber: Theatre of the www.nanaimoartgallery.com Arts Council Gallery of Exploding Sun , focusing on the three- Campus: mon-fri 10am-5pm sat 12- New Westminster part film, Time Traveller Trilogy , 4pm; Downtown: tues-sat 10am-5pm. Queens Park, 6th & McBride Blvd and including sculptural elements and CAMPUS Thru Jan 11 The Claim – Nathan 604-525-3244 two suites of drawings/works on paper & Cedric Bomford ; Jan 24-Apr 12 Takao www.artscouncilnewwest.org exploring sci-fi culture; Jan 4-Apr 6 Tanabe: Chronicles of Form and Place ; tues-sun 1-5pm. Nov 1-23 Larry Tilly - David Rokeby: Very Nervous System , DOWNTOWN Thru Nov 23 Rhythmically er , "Thru the Years"; Dec 1-23 Artisans interactive sound piece that is triggered Repeated: Alistair Bell , new acquisi - Christmas Event ; Jan Gallery closed.

28 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS NORTH VANCOuVER Artemis Gallery 104C-4390 Gallant Ave 778-233-9805 www.artemisgallery.ca tues-sun 12-5pm. Thru Nov 10 Leonid Rozenberg , “Liminal Means", mixed- media installation, "Lim·i·nal: Transi - tional or initial stage of a process; Position at, or on both sides of a boundary or threshold”; Nov 12-Dec 1 Shelley Rothenburger , “Scouting the Divine”, mixed-media/collage paint - ings combine elements from 17th C. paintings with images of the recent “Occupy Movement” protests; Dec 6- 23 Pop-Up Winter Market , gallery transformed by the crew at “Room 6” into “The Winter Cabin” for creating and discovering one-of-a-kind, locally crafted goods. CAFCA: Café for Contemporary Art 138-140 E Esplanade 778-340-3379 604-505-7261 www.cafeforcontemporaryart.com mon-fri 8am-4pm, sat sun & holidays 10am-4pm. Thru Nov 30 Michael Love , "The Long Wait", photographs – documentation of 12 military bases in Germany occupied by NATO during Cityscape: tues-sat 12-5pm, District driftwood; DISTRICT LIBRARY GALLERY , the Cold War era. Foyer Gallery, North Vancouver Dis - LYNN VALLEY MAIN LIBRARY , 1277 Lynn trict Hall: mon-fri 8am-4:30pm, Dis - Valley Rd, North Van Nov 6-Feb 4 # Caroun Art Gallery trict Library Gallery, Lynn Valley Main Every Picture Tells a Story , winners of 1403 Bewicke Ave Library: mon-fri 9am-9pm sat 9am- the North Vancouver District Public 778-372-0765 www.Caroun.net 5pm sun 12-5pm, City Atrium Gallery: Library Teen Photo Contest – works tues-sun 12-8pm. Nov 1-14 Nakisa Naji , mon-fri 8:30am-5pm. CITYSCAPE Thru are inspired by their favourite books; "Painful Eyes behind the Colours", paint - Nov 16 Pushing Boundaries , contem - Thru Nov 12 Christine Breakell-Lee , ings; Nov 16-29 Group Exhibition ; Dec porary First Nations exhibition featur - paintings that evoke the spectrum of 1-14 "Winter Group Exhibition", works by ing installation work, paintings and emotions; City ATRIUM GALLERY , 141 W J. Tydmas, Mitra Jashni, Nasrin Hoosh - sculptures; Nov 22-Dec 14 Anony - 14th St, North Van Jan 21-Apr 7 Robin mand Nik, Nazanin Moosapour, Par - mous Art Show , fundraising exhibition Ripley , "Thread Drawings", installation vaneh Jesarat and Shamon Cleefe, features over 300 artists, all works of drawings suggesting their textile Farhad Varasteh, Kaveh Rasouli, Sahar $100 with proceeds 50/50 between the antecedents while also referring to Seyedi, Morteza KhanAli and Tollt ; Dec artists and the arts council; Jan 10-25 images of biology and mechanical 17-30 "Caroun Photo Club (CPC): Annual Art Rental Show , over 400 original art - structures. Photography Exhibition 2013", works by works for rent and sale; Jan 31-Mar 1 Bahman Doustdar, Farhad Varasteh, Portrait Exhibition , work by artists Gordon Smith Gallery Fay Karbaschi, Iraj Roshani, Kaveh who have successfully captured the of Canadian Art Rasouli, Mahmood Reza Ashtiany essence of their subjects; DISTRICT FOY - 2121 Lonsdale Ave 604-998-8562 Poor, Maryam Russel, Mina Iranpour, ER GALLERY , D ISTRICT HALL OF NORTH VAN - www.gordonsmithgallery.ca Masoud Soheili, Parvaneh Jesarat, COUVER , 355 W Queens Rd, North Van wed-fri 12-5pm sat 10:30am-3pm Sahar Seyedi, Shabnam Tolou, Shahri - Thru Jan 14 Sarah Northcott , semi- closed holidays. Thru Dec 20 Water's ar Davachi and Yashar Khalilbeigi ; Jan abstract paintings created by a unique Edge , selected water-inspired master 1-14 Group Exhibition ; Jan 16-29 Group process of pouring, dripping and works by prominent Canadian artists Exhibition . spraying gel over acrylic paint; Diane from the Artists for Kids permanent Espiritu , ceramics – elegant functional teaching collection; Capture Photo CityScape Community Art Space tableware and architectural decor; Jan Festival , works by artist-patrons rep - North Vancouver Community Arts 15-Feb 25 Suzan Marczak , paintings resented in Vancouver’s first annual Council, 335 Lonsdale Ave of forests and decorative and function - photography festival; Alistair Bell: 604-988-6844 www.nvartscouncil.ca al ceramic works, often incorporating Expressionist Renderings , illustrating www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 29 www.saag.ca Screen and Décor SOUTHERN ALBERTA ART GALLERY, LETHBRIDGE AB – Sep 28-Nov 2 4, 2013 Screen and Décor is a group exhibition of artworks influenced by the computer and electronic screens. The show was curated by Rosemary Heather, the former editor of C magazine (2003-2009). Many of the pieces use iteration, fractals and other kinds of repetition. Views of the artworks on the walls are enhanced by coloured Plexiglas panels hung throughout the gallery space, which add depth to the exhibition as a whole. The panels were created by Rodney LaTourelle, who is known for expanding the aesthetics of colour field painting into room-sized installations. The work of six artists from Canada, Germany and Denmark is featured: Shannon Bool, Simone Gilges, Bernhard Kahrmann, Sanaz Mazinani, Kristine Roepstorff and Emmy Skensved. Most of the imagery is black and white or low-key in colour, and emphasizes the use of digitally generated patterns, col - Installation view of Screen and Décor , 2013 [Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge AB, Sep 28-Nov 24] lage, digital prints and re-photographed photos. The overall effect is cool and graphic, like a trendy art magazine layout. Screen and Décor is jointly produced by the Southern Alberta Art Gallery and the Justina M. Barnicke Gallery in Hart House, Toronto, where the exhibition was shown in June 2013. Mia Johnson the range of his work and the impor - ah Samson ; Dec 13-27 Vintage & Con - tance of his drawing practice in creat - temporary Photo Sale . ing the graphic work that is an impor - OSOYOOS tant part of the visual legacy. The exhi - Seymour Art Gallery Osoyoos Art Gallery bition marks the 100th anniversary of 4360 Gallant Ave 604-924-1378 8711 Main St 250-495-2800 his birth. www.seymourartgallery.com www.osoyoosarts.com daily 10am-5pm. Thru Nov 17 Sean tues-sat 12-4pm. Thru Nov 9 Alan Graffiti Co. Art Studio/Gallery Karemaker, Sarah Leavitt, Miriam Wylie , paintings; Nov 16-Dec 21 Fes - 171 E 1st St, 2nd Flr Libicki, Megan Speers, Jason Turner tive Treasures Show , artworks by local 604-980-1699 www.graffiticoart.com and Colin Upton , "bio/graphic" – six area artists; Dec 22-Jan 17 Gallery tues-fri 1-6pm or by appt. Offering Metro Vancouver artists, using differ - closed; Jan 18-Feb 8 Federation of original fine art on the scenic North ent art techniques and styles, tell their Canadian Artists , juried exhibition. Shore, close to Lonsdale Quay. Thru personal stories through comics, with Nov 29 Dr. Kam Filsoufi, Lucy God - a focus on the intimacy and immediacy win, Gabriele Maurus and Sian of autobiography as a genre; Nov 19- Woodward , "Fall Group Exhibition", Dec 24 Winter Gift Gallery , selection PENTICTON mixed-media abstract works; Thru Jan of gifts by local artists – scarves, jew - The Lloyd Gallery 31 Sian Woodward , "A Working Stu - ellery, paintings, sculptures and more; 18 Front St dio", new paintings and works in Jan 8-Feb 1 Air , annual juried "Discov - 250-492-4484 www.lloydgallery.com progress by resident artist; Dec 20-Jan ery" exhibition showcases new and mon-sat 10am-5:30pm. Exhibiting 13 Closed. emerging artists with painting, ceram - gallery artists Aunaray, Irvine Adams, ics, glass, mixed media and photogra - Laila Campbell, Rod Charlesworth, Presentation House Gallery phy, with "Air" as the theme. Connor Charlesworth, Glenn Clark, 333 Chesterfield Ave 604-986-1351 Peter Corbett, Jan Crawford, Josette www.presentationhousegallery.org SPACE emmarts De Roussy, Serge Dubé, Valerie Eib - wed-sun 12-5pm. Thru Nov 25 Collect - 1432 Rupert St ner, Shannon Ford, Jim Glenn, Perry ed Shadows: Photographs from the 604-770-2545 www.emmarts.ca Haddock, Julia Hargreaves, Frances Archive of Modern Conflict , curated by wed and fri 2-5pm and by appt. Nov- Harris, Anne-Marie Harvey, Erika Timothy Prus; Another Happy Day: Jan Gabriele Maurus , new casual Hawkes, Kevin Healy, Michael Her - Found Photographs Collected by Jon - works on wood and canvas. mesh, Beverly Inkster, Therese

30 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 Johnston, Bob Kebic,Denis Kleine, Dongmin Lai, Robyn Lake, Gerda Lattey, Julie Mai, Viv McElgunn- Jane Bronsch Lieskovski, Angie Roth McIntosh, Min Ma, Greg Metz, Ingrid Mann- November 21 – December 5 Willis, Debbie Milner, Toni Onley, Diane Paton Peel, Graham Pettman, Lance Regan, John Revill, Bonnie Roberts, Anita Skinner, Theo Tobi - asse, Marla Wilson, Nel Witteman, Annette Witteman, Marjolein Witte - man, William Watt and Robert Wood . Penticton Art Gallery 199 Marina Way 250-493-2928 www.pentictonartgallery.com tues-fri 10am-6pm sat & sun 12-5pm. MAIN GALLERY Nov 22-Jan 19 Okanagan Artists in their Studios , works by 13 Okanagan-based artists who have gained national and international recog - nition, accompanied by a book; Jan 24- Mar 16 Welcome/Home: Documenting the Immigrant Experience – local artists were paired with immigrants with the goal of creating works of art that provide insight into the world they left behind and the world they are trying to embrace; PROJECT ROOM Nov 22-Dec 24 Small Wonders , 7th annual Christ - mas exhibition and sale with works by over 250 BC artists, prices under $300; Jan 24-Mar 16 Creatures & Carica - tures: Wryly Andherson & Tyler Witzel – Andherson and Witzel attend - ed the Toni Onley Artist Project at Island Mountain Arts in Wells, BC this sum - "Hideaway", acrylic on canvas, 48" x 36", 2013 mer and were selected for an exhibition by mentors Wayne White and Mimi Pond; TONI ONLEY GALLERY Nov 22-Jan Kurbatoff Gallery 19 and Jan 24-Mar 16 In Safe Keeping: 2435 Granville St. Vancouver BC Recent Donations to the Permanent 604-736-5444 Collection . Exhibitions on-line: www.kurbatoffgallery.com

PORT ALBERNI in-progress to be viewed unaltered and blages; 3D G ALLERY Leslie Rowe-Israel - DRAW Gallery unfinished; Jan Gallery closed until son and Melanie Rowe , "Ignite the Pas - 4529 Melrose St 250-724-2056 May. Vew works by gallery artists sion", glassworks – the artists consider 855-755-0566 www.drawgallery.com online. how they view glass and how it is able to May-Dec: thurs-sat 12-5pm. A Gallery evoke emotions; Nov 14-Dec 19 MAIN Beyond Walls represents Contempo - AND PLUM GALLERIES OOAK (One of a rary West Coast Canadian artworks, Kind) Treasures and Silent Auction , which can be viewed online. Thru Nov PORT MOODY showing 2D and 3D artwork to be sold 23 "Parade Group Exhibit", eclectic mix Port Moody Arts Centre by a silent auction Dec 19; Nov 14-Dec of Vancouver Island artists, featuring 2425 St Johns St 604-931-2008 21 1pm 3D G ALLERY Blackberry Artist’s Joan Ackerman, Cecil Dawson, Car - www.pomoarts.ca Society Christmas Markeplace ; Jan rie Furness, Gittan Klemetsrud, Miri - mon-thurs 10am-8pm fri-sat 10am- 16-Feb 13 MAIN , P LUM AND 3D G ALLERIES am Manuel, Davyd Oram, Todd 5pm sun 12-4pm closed holidays. Thru Instructors’ Exhibition , paintings and Robinson, Laurence Subra-Bieusses Nov 7 MAIN AND PLUM GALLERIES Patti sculptures by instructors at the arts cen - and Cat Thom ; Dec 6-21 Living Proof Munro: Mad Imperfekshen , paintings tre; Ongoing Blackberry Gift Shop , run – Annual Life Drawing Exhibit , artists and installations explore narrative by the Blackberry Artist's Society, visit from the workshops allow their works- themes through mixed-media assem - www.blackberrygiftshop.ca. www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 31 BY REBECCA PAVITT Conservator’s Corner www.fineartconserve.com The Use of Fixatives in the Treatment of Embellished Textiles Textiles can be decorated and embellished in countless ways. Something many of these embellishments have in common is sensitivity to water. They include water-soluble dyes, threads that were insufficiently rinsed after dyeing and can therefore stain adjoining threads and fabric, degraded silks, metallic threads wrapped around paper cores, gelatin or cellulose nitrate sequins, easily corroded metal components, and matte or loosely bound pigments. Tests may identify sensitive materials before treatment, but not always. A partic - ular worry surrounds samplers, in which threads of even the same colour might come from different dye lots and sources. Spot tests can easily miss the one area where a colour is not waterfast. Moreover, dyes or colours that tests show are stable can end up solubilizing with prolonged water exposure – as can occur during wash - ing. The large unembellished areas of dec - orated textiles can also show stains and dis - colorations on the ground fabric. In the past, these could not be cleaned, either, Sampler before treatment, showing soiled linen ground because of the water-sensitive elements. Today, new and completely removable fixatives have made their way into the conservator’s toolbox, allowing many of these “unwashables” to be safely cleaned. One example, cyclododecane, is a favourite of mine. This evaporating wax, applied with a kistka (the tool used to decorate Ukrainian Easter eggs), is use - ful for protecting relatively small detailed areas such as embroidery. It is available as a spray, too, useful for fixing larger areas. Cyclomethicone is another new fixative. It is a very slow-evaporating organic liquid with virtually no solvency power, and it can be brushed or sprayed over larger areas to make them water resistant. The linen ground fabric of the sampler pictured here was quite soiled, but the silk embroidery threads were too fragile to subject to water clean - ing. I therefore used a kistka to apply cyclodocecane to the front and back. The sampler could then be safely washed with neutral detergents and chelating agents. I then applied a protective alkaline reserve to the linen ground fabric, without touch - ing the silk embroidery threads. (The lat - ter, being protein, are best kept at a neu - tral to slightly acidic pH range.) Conservation is an ever-changing dis - cipline that borrows and adapts technolo - gies from far-flung sources. Cyclodoce - cane is used industrially to produce flame retardants, and cyclomethicone is used in Sampler after treatment, which included cleaning and fixing with cyclododecane the cosmetics industry. I’m always grateful for the curiosity and imagination of my colleagues who search out solutions for our profession and find them in such disparate materials.

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32 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 gallery will be a staging studio for the production of new work that will PRINCE GEORGE emerge during the first weeks of the QuALICuM BEACH Two Rivers Gallery show. The Old School House 725 Civic Plaza 250-614-7800 Arts Centre www.tworiversgallery.ca 122 Fern Rd W 250-752-6133 mon-sat 10am-5pm thurs 10am-9pm www.theoldschoolhouse.org sun 12-5pm. Thru Dec 1 RUSTAD GAL - PRINCE RuPERT mon-sat 10am-4:30pm. Thru Nov 19 LERIES Keepsakes & Relics – Sculp - Museum of Northern BC Lesley Gregory, Chris Kazeil and ture by Allison Bell , by combining 100 First Ave W 250-624-3207 Diane McCarten , abstract paintings; functional and nonfunctional ceramic www.museumofnorthernbc.com Ravi Pal Sharma , paintings; Nov 22- thrown ware to produce different tues-sat 9am-5pm. Admission: adults Dec 21 Winter in Art , group exibition of forms with a variety of surfaces, $6, students $2, children under 12 $1, paintings and photographs; Wreaths shapes and interiors; Dec 5-Feb 2 children under 5 free, members free. for Charity , decorated wreaths auc - Susan Barton-Tait: Home Making , Thru Nov Celebrating Northern BC tioned for local charities; Jan 13-Feb 2 large body of work made entirely from Artists: The Ridley Terminal Inc. Art Lisa Kirk and Kira Neuman , paintings; paper, a series of videos showing Initiative 2013 , featuring regional Ionne McCauley , fabric art; David household chores associated with a artists and benefiting a number of Baughan , photography woman's traditional role in the home; charities that will receive the artworks Thru Jan 5 Will Gill , "Bloodredlife", at the end of the exhibit; Dec-Jan the complexity of contemporary life, Some Eclectic and Intriguing Pieces full of wonder and celebration, tem - in the Museum of Northern BC’s Col - RICHMOND pered with the often visceral discom - lection , rarely exhibited objects that Richmond Art Gallery fort that reflects the darker side of don't tell a story, aren’t part of a col - 7700 Minoru Gate humanity; Chosen: Works from Two lection, or have not been previously 604-247-8300 604-247-8312 Rivers Gallery Permanent Collec - exhibited; Ongoing Permanent exhibi - www.richmondartgallery.org tion , works voted on by the people of tions of Northwest Coast history, art mon-fri 10am-6pm thurs 10am-9pm Prince George; Jan 16-Mar 30 Adad and culture in several galleries; the sat & sun 10am-5pm. Nov 16-Jan 12 Hannah – A Survey Exhibition , video KWINITSA RAILWAY STATION MUSEUM and Margaret Dragu , "VERB WOMAN: the and photography – previous work will the TSIMSHIAN DANCE LONGHOUSE , wall is in my head/a dance of forget - be installed in one gallery; the second exhibits, art and performance. ting", new performance videos and

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 33 moa.ubc.ca The Marvellous Real: Art from Mexico, 1926-2011 MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY, VANCOUVER B C – Oct 25, 2013-Mar 30, 2014 The Marvellous Real: Art from Mexico showcases eight decades of contemporary and modern artwork by artists from Mexico. The extensive collection of 55 pieces, curated by Nicola Levell, features a diverse array of media, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography and video. The Spanish phrase Lo real maravilloso , translated as “the marvelous real,” describes the nature of the style of these artworks – magical, out of this world and often bizarre. They encapsulate Mexico’s fantastic form of magic realism and offer world views filtered through a range of abstract, surreal and embellished objects. Highlights of the exhibition include Frida Kahlo’s Mi vestido cuelga aqui (My Dress Hangs Here , 1933), Betsabeé Romero’s Serpiente (Serpent, 2004 ), and works by Dr. Atl (Gerardo Murillo), Leonora Carrington, Jean Charlot, Juan O’Gorman, Alice Rahon, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Juan Soriano and Rufino Tamayo. Drawn from the FEMSA Collection in Monterey, Mexico, the show was made possible through the support of the FEMSA Collection, the Agencia Remedios Varo (Gerona, 1908-1963), Papilla estelar Mexicana de Cooperación International Para el (Celestial Pablum) (1958), oil on masonite [Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver BC, Oct 25-Mar 30] Desarrollo, the Consulado General de México in Vancouver, the Ollin Mexican Canadian Association for Arts, Culture and Education, and the Fundación Alejo Carpentier. Mia Johnson

interactive props explore conflict and Wintercraft/Salt Spring Arts forgetting within public and private Council, Mahon Hall contexts, focusing on footage of SALMON ARM 114 Rainbow Rd 250-537-0899 Berlin and Belfast; includes documen - Salmon Arm Art Gallery www.ssartscouncil.com tation from her 2009-2011 perform - 70 Hudson Ave NE 250-832-1170 daily 10am-5pm. Nov 29-Dec 22 ances of VERB WOMAN: a dance of www.salmonarmartscentre.ca Wintercraft 2013 , annual Christmas forgetting ; Nov 17-Jan 12 Memory: tues-sat 11am-4pm. Nov 2-29 Down - exhibition and sale featuring paint - International Mail Art Exhibition and town in Focus , then and now photo - ings, ceramics, jewellery, artisan Swap – artists from all over the world graphs of downtown Salmon Arm; Dec chocolate, felt, sculpture, basketry, have been invited to mail in original 3-14 White Lights Invitational , works craft demonstrations and more by postcards based on the theme of by 12 local artists participating in studio artists and artisans throughout the “memory”. tour; Jan 25-Mar 1 Shuswap Artists , Southern Gulf Islands. This is the sea - "Annual Juried Members' Exhibition". sonal show of ArtCraft, BC’s longest- Rufus Lin Gallery of running fine arts and crafts show. Japanese Art #415 S Tower, 5811 Cooney Rd 604-303-6330 SALT SPRING ISLAND www.rufuslingallery.com Morley Myers Studio SIDNEY mon-fri 10am-5pm, closed holidays. #11-315 Upper Ganges Rd Peninsula Gallery Admission free. Thru Nov 29 “Desat - 250-537-4898 100-2506 Beacon Ave uration: minimalist use of color in www.morleymyersgallery.com 250-655-1282 250-655-1722 contemporary Japanese painting” – 11am-4pm or by appt. The studio is www.pengal.com paintings from the gallery's perma - where Myers expands upon the lan - mon-fri 9am-5:30pm sat 9am-5pm. nent collection featuring Zen Zeroza - guage of the Modernists and brings Thru Nov 8 "27th Birthday Show", annu - ki, J.F. Kooya, Hiroyuki Murayama abstract human form into physical al exhibition of new works by gallery and others. reality in a contemporary setting. artists Mickie Acierno, Don Bastian,

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Cortez, Mon - Lindgren , watercolours; Jack Olive , tague Dawson, Jean and Raoul pottery; Elmer Gunderson , soapstone surreyurbanscreen.ca) Thru Jan 6 Dufy, A. Hambourg, J. Hervé, Picas - carvings; Eileen Fong , acrylics. Sylvia Grace Borda , "Aerial Fields", so, Utrillo, A. Volti, Andrew Wyeth , new site-specific work captures aerial and Canadians Max Bates, Donald Kwantlen Art Gallery & Arbutus video documentation of agricultural Flather, H.G. Glyde, E.J. Hughes, F. Gallery at Coast Capital Savings areas south of the Fraser River. Lansdowne, John Little, Henri Mas - Kwantlen Polytechnic University son, Rudolph Messner, Hugh Mona - D126-12666 72nd Ave 604-599-2219 han, Riopelle, Goodridge Roberts, www.kwantlen.ca/fine-arts Jack Shadbolt and Andrew Wong . Check the website for hours. Surrey TSAWWWASSEN Campus: KWANTLEN ART GALLERY Ongo - Tsawwassen Longhouse Art Works Gallery ing 3rd-Year Student Experimental Gallery 225 Smithe St 604-688-3301 Work ; ARBUTUS GALLERY Showcase of 1710 56th St 604-943-3313 www.artworksbc.com current class work. www.southdeltaartistsguild.com mon-fri 9am-6pm sat 10am-6pm sun thurs-sun 11am-4pm. Thru Nov 17 12-5pm. Thru Nov 14 Linzy Arnott, # Surrey Art Gallery South Delta Artists Guild and Delta Kimberly Blackstock, Todd Clark and 13750 88 Ave (at King George Blvd) Photo Club , "Interpretations", paint - Victor Goertz , "Rising Stars!", works 604-501-5566 ings of photographs; Nov 21-Dec 22 by new and emerging gallery artists; www.surrey.ca/artgallery Big & Small Paintings , members' Nov 14-Dec 26 Robert Florian , "No tues-thurs 9am-9pm fri 9am-5pm sat show; Jan Visit the website for infor - Boundaries", BC landscape paintings 10am-5pm sun 12-5pm (closed mon mation. and new and adventurous abstracts; & holidays). Thru Nov 24 Surrey Dec 26-Feb 6 "Tactile", featuring glass ArtsWest Society ‚ "Art Beat", recent work by David Montpetit and Gordon works; Nov 30-Feb 9 Fraser Valley Scott ; 3-D pieces by Rare Earth Atel - Quilters’ Guild ; Thru Dec 8 Nancy VANCOuVER ier ; textured acrylic and mixed-media Paterson ‚ "Stock Market Skirt", one of 221A paintings by James Leonard and the first telerobotic sculptures totally 100-221 E Georgia St Marie Danielle Leblanc . interfaced with the internet; Thru Dec 604-568-0812 15 Sarindar Dhaliwal ‚ "Narratives http://221a.ca Arts Off Main Gallery from the Beyond", histories and mem - tues-fri 10am-5pm sat 12-5pm. Thru 216 E 28th Ave ories of India, Britain and Canada col - Nov 22 Artists Walking Home , "Re- 604-876-2785 www.artsoffmain.ca lide in works of photography, textile Imagining Wayfinding"; Dec 6-Jan 18 wed-sun 11:30am-5:30pm. Dec 1-24: art and sculpture; Sylvia Grace Borda Tom Sloan and Jade Niklai (Blood daily 11:30am-5:30pm. An artist-run and Jeremy Herndl ‚ "Figuring Mountain Foundation) , "Renovating gallery with work exclusively by BC Ground", rapidly-changing south-of- the New World", bathroom makeover artists, offering original and afford - the-Fraser farm landscapes are cap - or post-Socialist pre-displacement able paintings, prints, sculpture, pho - tured in Borda’s stereoscopic video pseudo-historical shrine. tographs, jewellery and pottery. Stop experiments and Herndl’s vivid paint - in and see work by new artists Leslie ings of North Surrey’s built environ - Art Beatus (Vancouver) Leslie , metal sculpture, Kathryn ment; Thru Jan 19 Roy Caussy , "Fen- Consultancy Ltd. Ragan , watercolours, Jennifer Mit - song (Serpentine)", new multimedia 108-808 Nelson St 604-688-2633 ton , paintings, and Linda Read , jew - installation with sounds from Surrey’s www.artbeatus.com ellery. Featured artists: Nov Tom Antil ; Serpentine Fen, a protected wildlife mon-fri 10am-6pm. Nov 15-Jan 17 Dec Jennifer Harwood . area, part of "Open Sound 2013: Wuon-Gean Ho, Junichiro Iwase, Sound/Tract"; Jan 25-Mar 23 Da bao Shinsuke Minegishi, Toru Sugita and Artspeak (Takeout) , painting, photography, Sang Won Sung , "Winterlude Group 233 Carrall St sculpture, installation and video by 15 Exhibition", Japanese vinyl prints, 604-688-0051 www.artspeak.ca artists from Canada and China; SURREY photographic works, wood engrav - tues-sat 12-5pm. Nov 16-Jan 18 URBAN SCREEN (exterior of Chuck Bailey ings, etchings and plastic media by Becky Kolsrud, Elizabeth Milton and Recreation Centre, 13458-107A Ave, local and international artists. Kalup Linzy , "Back to the Door".

38 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS ArtStarts Gallery 808 Richards St 604-336-0626 Ext. 105 www.artstarts.com/gallery tues-fri 10am-5pm, sat 10am-4pm. Thru end of Mar 2014 Sound Play! , installations and artwork by elemen - tary and high school students from across BC who have worked in collab - oration with professional artists and educators; musical instruments from around the world collected by multi- instrumentalist Boris Sichon . Audain Gallery 149 W Hastings St, SFU Woodward's 778-782-9102 www.audaingallery.ca tues-sat 12-6pm. Thru Dec 14 Hito Steyerl: Adorno's Grey (2012), installation featuring a single channel video set at the Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt, where Theodor W. Adorno taught, Two conservators scrape the classroom walls, looking for the layer of grey that Adorno had painted in order to promote concentration; Jan 17-Mar 8 Althea Thauberger: Marat Sade Bohnice , experimental docu - mentary video installation about the staging of Peter Weiss’s 1963 play Marat/Sade at the Bohnice Psychiatric Hospital in Pragu e. Bau-Xi Gallery 3045 Granville St 604-733-7011 www.bau-xi.com mon-sat 10am-5:30pm sun 11am- 5:30pm. Nov 2-14 Sheri Bakes , "A Meaningful Life"; UPPER GALLERY Brent Boechler ; Nov 16-30 Jamie Evrard , "Fresh Paint"; Dec 7-24 Holiday Exhi - bition by Bau-Xi Artists ; Jan 12-31 Selected works by gallery artists. Beaty Biodiversity Museum University of British Columbia 2212 Main Mall 604-827-4955 www.beatymuseum.ubc.ca and under free, family (2 adults + 2 Britannia Art Gallery tue-sun 10am-5pm. Thru Jan 5 Kevin children) $25. Group rates and guided in the Britannia Library, Carpenter, Erick James and Patrick tours available when booked in Britannia Community Centre Keeling , "Invisible Portraits: Revealing advance. Showcasing the permanent 1661 Napier St the Secret World of Microbes", featuring collection of Bill Reid and changing 604-718-5800 604 874-5916 high-tech images of microbial life exhibitions of contemporary North - www.britanniacentre.org refashioned as metal sculpture, wood west Coast art. Thru Feb 16 RezErect: mon, thurs, fri 8:30am-5pm tues, carvings and large-scale portraiture . Native Erotica , works by 28 artists wed 8:30am-9pm sat 9:30am-5pm from the Northwest Coast, presenting a sun 1-5pm. Nov 6-29 This Is Where I Bill Reid Gallery of fresh, playful, provocative insight into Go: A Mailart Exhibition , curated by Northwest Art native sensuality and sexuality, reflect - Laura Bucci; Dec 4-Jan 3 Christina 639 Hornby St 604-682-3455 ing inspiration from diverse sources, Norberg , "Outside Inside", exhibition www.billreidgallery.ca including oral histories and creation of mixed-media paintings; Jan 7-31 wed-sun 11am-5pm. Admission (GST stories, ancient songs of love and Lori Sokoluk and Veronica Aimone , not included): adults $10, seniors/stu - heartbreak, dance and ceremony, "Form and Place", exhibition of metal dents $7, youth/child 5-17 $5, kids 4 arranged marriages and canoe making. sculptures and paintings.

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 39 Catriona Jeffries Gallery ROUNDHOUSE STATION , C ANADA LINE Thru 274 E 1st Ave 604-736-1554 Jan 12 Mungo Thomson , "Nega tive www.catrionajeffries.com Space", installation – an ongoing tues-sat 11am-5pm. Nov 21-Jan 11 series of photographic murals of invert - Gareth Moore ; Jan 23-Mar 1 Geof - ed astronomical imagery sourced from frey Farmer . the Hubble Space Telescope. The proj - ect also includes an artist book, an orig - Centre A, Vancouver inal font and a screensaver. International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art Larry Wolfson, Three Buildings , photograph Craft Council of BC Gallery 229 E Georgia St 604-683-8326 [Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, 1386 Cartwright St, Granville Island www.centrea.org Vancouver BC, Nov 14-Dec 8] 604-687-7270 604-687-6511 tues-sat 11am-6pm. Nov 15-Jan 25 www.craftcouncilbc.ca Leila Sujir and Maria Lantin , "A Cho - daily 10:30am-5:30pm. Thru Nov 25 rus of Lungs", 3-D interactive sound Choboter Fine Art Sabina Hill, Jeff Trigg, Meredith and video installation that explores 23 Alexander St 604-688-0145 Nicole, Meagan Schafer and Brent the idea of the social body, its voice 604-779-7050 www.choboter.com Comber , "Roots", wood furniture, pre - and breath, appearing as a constella - mon-sat 12-6pm. Ongoing presenta - sented by Oden Gallery; Dec Crafts tion of animated lungs floating in tion of recent and older figurative and objects from the shop. space to the cadence of breathing. abstract paintings by local artist Don Choboter . CSA Space # Chali-Rosso Art Gallery 5-2414 Main St 604-876-4311 2250 Granville St 604-733-3594 Circle Craft Gallery www.csaspace.ca 877 325-1669 www.chalirosso.com 1-1666 Johnston St, Granville Island See Pulpfiction Books (2422 Main St) tues-sun 11am-6pm or by appt. Mas - 604-669-8021 www.circlecraft.net for admission during regular business ters Collection of Rembrandt van daily 10am-7pm. Nov-Jan Rotating hours: mon-wed 10am-8pm, thurs- Rijn, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Henri works by Circle Craft members. sat 10am-9pm, sun 11am-7pm. Nov Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Marc Cha - 1-30 Roy Arden . gall, Joan Mir , Salvador Dalí, Coastal Peoples Robert Motherówell and Wassily Fine Arts Gallery The Cultch Gallery Kandinsky . 1024 Mainland St, Yaletown 1895 Venables St 604-251-1766 2nd location: 312 Water St, Gastown www.thecultch.com Charles H. Scott Gallery 604-684-9222 604-685-9298 mon-fri 12-6pm sat 12-4pm and before Emily Carr University of Art + Design www.coastalpeoples.com evening performances. Nov 5-Dec 14 1399 Johnston St, Granville Island mon-sat 10am-6pm sun & holidays Eastside Culture Crawl , works by artists 604-844-3809 http://chscott.ecuad.ca 11am-6pm. GASTOWN GALLERY Nov 23- participating in the 3-day visual arts fes - daily 12-5pm. Thru Nov 24 Marcus Jan 4 "Arctic Wind IV: an expression tival; Dec 17-Jan 23 John Russell , Coates, Beau Dick, Angus Ferguson, of freedom", a diverse collection of "Regarding Old Friends", photographs Glenn Kaino, Sean Lynch, Susan works in serpentine stone, marble, that record the fate of discarded couch - Philipsz and Duke Riley , "The Voyage, bone, antler and pen and pencil on es; Sharon Petty and Valerie Arntzen , or Three Years at Sea, Part VI" – sea lore paper featuring artists from the Cana - "Social Landscape", photos that capture is explored with archival materials, the dian Arctic artists, Jaco Ishulutaq, the relationship between people and the final chapter in a series exploring our Johnny Lee Putlat, Nowdla Aqpik, space they live in; Vanessa Lam , "Urban relationship to the sea; Dec 4-Feb 16 Kellipalik Qimirpik, Toonoo Sharky, Artifacts", mixture of painting, sculpture Mark Lewis , a new film shot in Tofino Axangayu Shaa, Aoudla Pulat, and found objects celebrating the nature on Vancouver Island pictures a lone fig - Eliyakota Samualie, Qavavau Manu - of everyday artifacts; Jan 28-Mar 1 ure on a deserted beach, using the tech - mie, Kananginak Pootoogook, Tim Trevor Louden , "Unconscious Nature", nique of the spiral shot while capturing Pitsiulak and more. symmetrical photoset of Rorschach the subject's response to this intrusion. imagery in our natural surroundings; Contemporary Art Gallery Jung A. Kwon , "A Pop Village", surreal Chinese Cultural Centre Museum 555 Nelson Street 604-681-2700 paintings that delve into the artist’s sub - 555 Columbia St 604-658-8880 www.contemporaryartgallery.ca concious and parts of the organic 'vil - 604-658-8883 www.cccvan.com tues-sun 12-6pm. Nov 15-Jan 12 lage' that make up his identity; Dzee tue-sun 11am-5pm. Nov 9-Dec 22 James Welling , "The Mind on Fire", Louise , "Situations", mixed-media works Photography Exhibition: Multicultur - 150 early, experimental and abstract that mix internal biology and natural al Foods in B.C. ; Jan 11-Feb 16 Ellen works from the 1980s that sought to imagery to reveal the human landscape. Bang, Chu Yin Tak, Pauline Doyle, remove photography from its subject Alison Keenan, Edward Peck, Anna in order to trigger personal associa - David Tycho Fine Art Ruth, Connie Sabo and Phyllis tions in the viewer and explore how we 430-1000 Parker St Schwartz , "The Tree: Literal and Figu - see, rather than what we see; WINDOW 604-733-6945 www.tychoart.com rative"; Permanent exhibition Genera - SPACES Meriç Algün Ringborg , new by appt. Nov 12-17 David Tycho , tion to Generation – History of Chi - large-scale commission across the recent abstract expressionist paint - nese Immigrants in BC. facade of the building; OFFSITE YALETOWN - ings and mixed-media works. Visit the

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website for times during the Eastside masks, cedar bentwood boxes, totem tion from cinema and symbolic and Culture Crawl; Ongoing David Tycho, poles, bronze and glass editions, illustrative figurative painting; Dec a variety of abstract expressionist baskets, prints, and handcrafted gold 14-28 "Winter Show", new works by paintings and mixed-media works and silver jewellery. gallery artists and new acquisitions from the Japan, Vital Gesture, River, by historical and modern artists, Black Tusk and Elements series . Douglas Udell Gallery including Erik Olson, Robert Kelly, 1566 W 6th Ave, 2nd Flr Robert Scott, Andrew Valko, Dean Doctor Vigari Gallery 604-736-8900 Drever and others. 1816 Commercial Dr 604-255-9513 www.douglasudellgallery.com www.doctorvigarigallery.com tues-sat 10am-6pm. Nov 2-16 "Group Dundarave Print mon-sat 11am-6pm sun 12am-5pm. Photography Show, Capture Photog - Workshop + Gallery More artists, going back to roots of raphy Festival", works by international 1640 Johnston St, Granville Island signature designer furniture, home artists in the field of contemporary 604-689-1650 accessories, jewellery, glass, pottery photography, including Hiroshi Sugi - www.dundaraveprintworkshop.com and fine art. moto, Loretta Lux, Abelardo Morell, wed-sun 11am-5pm. Thru Nov 17 Matthew Pillsbury, Sze Tsung Leong Barb Snyder , "look/see", polymer Douglas Reynolds Gallery and others; also highlighting gallery plate lithography from drawings 2335 Granville St 604-731-9292 artist Hua Jin and her newest series based on interviews requesting a www.douglasreynoldsgallery.com Wave (Water and Mountain) , which description of a creature; Nov 20-Jan mon-sat 10am-6pm sun 12-5pm. explores the cross-disciplinary rela - 5 Dundarave Members Winter Group Specializing in contemporary and tionship between traditional Chinese Exhibition , new and small original historic Northwest Coast Native art landscape painting and the latest pro - prints in an annual salon-style show; and offering a wide selection of duction methods in contemporary Jan 8-Feb 2 Go Figure , individual works by leading First Nations artists, pho tography; Nov 23-Dec 7 Jes - approaches to the appreciation, inspi - including Bill Reid, Robert David - sica Korderas , "Havens", new ration and interpretation of the human son, Don Yeomans and Beau Dick . acrylic resin-based works by Hali - figure in a variety of traditional and Artwork includes carved wood fax-based artist, often taking inspira - contemporary techniques.

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ADAM NOONAN J. MCLAUGHLIN Eagle Spirit Gallery Showing regular exhibitions of recent 1803 Maritime Mews, Granville Island work from local and emerging Place 604-801-5205 des Arts artists, an international print www.eaglespiritgallery.com collection and Canadian paintings, daily 11am-5pm or by appt. Specializ - featuring works by Kwakwaka'wakw ing in Northwest Coast and Inuit First artist Andy Everson , Quebec artist Nations art and featuring museum Marie-Claude Boucher and Ontario quality hand-carved masks, panels, artists Mark Berens and Bob Arrigo . bentwood boxes, totem poles, argillite, button blankets, glass sculpture and Gallery Gachet Inuit stoneworks. Greg Girard, Untitled (Grain Terminal #1) 88 E Cordova St 604-687-2468 (2013), colour photograph [Monte Clark www.gachet.org Elissa Cristall Gallery Gallery, Vancouver, Dec 7-Jan 11] wed-sun 12-6pm. Thru Dec 1 The 6th 2239 Granville St 604-730-9611 Annual Oppenheimer Park Communi - www.cristallgallery.com ty Art Show: Park-a-Palooza! Fun & tues-sat 11am-6pm. Nov 15-Dec 14 The Fazakas Gallery Play – artworks by over 35 artists Siobhan Humston , "New Work"; Dec 17- 145 W 6th Ave 604-876-2729 from the Oppenheimer Park communi - Jan Paul Bernhardt, Camrose Ducote, www.fazakasgallery.com ty include paintings, drawings, prints, Taralee Guild, Amanda Reeves and tues-sat 10am-6pm. Nov-Jan Rotating sculptures, carvings, mixed media and Bruce Turnbull , "Winter Exhibition". exhibitions featuring works by James video works; Dec 13-Jan 19 Afuwa Picard, Beau Dick, Corey Bulpitt, Granger, aly d, Arlene Bowman, d Emily Carr Alumni Gallery Zbigniew Kupczynski, Wayne Alfred June Conley, Karen Ward, Murray Queen Elizabeth Theatre and others. Huehn, Pierre Leichner, Quin Mar - 630 Hamilton St 604-630-4562 tins, Rebecca Chunn and William www.ecuaa.ca Federation Gallery Pope , "Nothing About Us Without Open during theatre performances or 1241 Cartwright St, Granville Island Us" – over 12 weeks, the project by appt. Thru Nov 18 "Intuitive Inquiry", 604-681-8534 www.artists.ca includes workshops, tours and partici - Robin Ripley , new mixed-media works tues-sun 10am-4pm. Thru Nov 10 patory research to support the partici - of fragility and modesty, suggesting Artists Choice , works by Federation of pating artists in exploring their individ - that transformation is possible through Canadian Artists’ members; Nov 12- ual access to the cultural space that is small gestures; Rosemary Burden , 14 Ten Squared , anonymous non - the Vancouver Art Gallery, culminating new works informed by biology and juried show open to members and in this exhibition, curated by Carmen particle physics, examining the paral - non-members, fundraiser with all Papalia and Kristin Rochelle Lantz . lels between the binary language of works priced at $150; Dec 10-29 computers and the growth cycles Spilsbury Medal Show , artworks by Gallery Jones found in our natural world; Nov 18-Jan Signature members. 1725 W 3rd Ave 604-714-2216 20 Kat Cortes, Tara Hach, Talent Pun, www.galleryjones.com Carlo Sayo and Emma Lehto , "Final Firehall Arts Centre Gallery tues-fri 11am-6pm sat 12-5pm and by Project: If you had one year left to 280 E Cordova St 604-689-0691 appt. Nov 6-30 Toni Hafkenscheid , design, what would you make?", Emily www.firehallartscentre.ca "Relics of the Future", photographs Carr University design graduates who wed-sat 1-5pm and before evening exploring society’s erstwhile visions of have transitioned away from traditional performances. Thru Nov 17 Eastside a future as seen from a 1950s-1960s design careers to establish their own Culture Crawl Preview , showing point of view; Dec 5-Jan 11 Ross Pen - creative paths. selected artwork; Nov 20-Dec 22 Tim - hall (BC), Chaki (Quebec), Peter othy Nash , "Want: Failed Container", Krausz (Quebec) and Greg Hardy English Bay Gallery mixed-media paintings – ideas around (Saskatchewan), "The Canadian Land - 107-1551 Johnston St, Granville Island desire through the metaphor of the scape Show", paintings. 604-688-3006 container; Jan 8-Feb 23 "Urban Shad - www.EnglishBayGallery.com ow", Jon Shaw: Street Signs and # Gallery of BC Ceramics daily 10am-6pm. Ongoing Yoshi Alleyways , ink and acrylic – the divide 1359 Cartwright St, Granville Island Yamamoto , photography; Bill Framp - between the orderly urban facade of 604-669-3606 www.bcpotters.com ton , painting and photo collage. the street and the back door unruli - daily 10:30am-5:30pm. Thru Nov 4 ness of alleyways; Karin Vengshoel Vancouver Collects: Exposed! Vin - Equinox Gallery and Erika Seckinger: Increase the tage BC ceramics by artists who 525 Great Northern Way 604-736-2405 Divide , mixed media images appro - should be more widely celebrated, www.equinoxgallery.com priated from magazines and advertise - according to the collector, from the tues-sat 10am-5pm. Nov 2-23 Fred Her - ments to critique the increasingly David R. Carlin Collection; Nov 7-25 zog , "Liquid Foods"; Geoffrey James , great economic divide in our cities. Kinichi Shigeno , "Shoerealism", "An Extended View"; David Hockney , ceramic sculptures inspired by the "Twenty Photographic Pictures"; Nov 30- Framagraphic Framing Gallery high heeled shoe in elegant, yet playful Dec 21 Etienne Zack , "Aforemen - 1116 W Broadway and unexpected forms; Jan 16-Feb 28 tioned", new paintings; Jan Visit the 604-738-0017 www.framagraphic.com Julie Oakes , "New Works and Selec - website for exhibition information. mon-fri 9:30am-6pm sat 10am-5pm. tions from SWOUNDS", ceramic and

44 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS glass installation reflecting on life, Nov 21-Dec 4 Arts Off Main , "City of Howe Street Gallery of Fine Art death and rebirth, using animal forms Light and Water", group show; Dec 5- & The Soul of Africa Collection to represent the human condition, by Jan 6 Hope in Shadows ; Jan 9-22 Emi - 555 Howe St 604-681-5777 Vernon-based multimedia artist. ly Zimmerman ; Jan 23-Feb 5 Jeremy www.howestreetgallery.com Henrickson . daily 10am-6pm. Classical, traditional Granville Fine Art and contemporary paintings and 2447 Granville St 604-266-6010 Heffel Fine Art Auction House sculptures by Canadian and interna - www.granvillefineart.com 2247 Granville St 604-732-6505 tional artists. Powerful new works tues-fri 10am-6pm, sat 10am-5pm. 800-528-9608 www.heffel.com from Evguenia Ioganov, Stephen “Contemporary Canadian Art” – new mon-sat 10am-6pm. Online Auction Manfai Cheng and Masoud Habibyan . abstract paintings by Michael Den Nov 7-30 Fine Canadian Art ; Vancou - Hertog ; now representing in Vancou - ver Preview Nov 2-5 Fine Canadian Ian Tan Gallery ver: Ira Hoffecker, Peter McConville, Art ; Online Auction Jan 2-30 Fine 2202 Granville St 604-738-1077 Tinyan Chan and David Antonides . Canadian Art . www.iantangallery.com Ongoing Museum-quality paintings mon-sat 10am-6pm sun 12-5pm. Thru by historical Canadian artists and hfa contemporary Nov 14 Madeleine Wood , "My Little groups ( Group of Seven, Painters 11, 320-1000 Parker St Eye", colourful, bold, crisply rendered Automatistes , etc). Now selling origi - 604-876-7606 604-349-7606 paintings showcase vivid, natural flora nal works by Picasso, Renoir, Monet, www.hodnettfineart.com made macroscopic; Nov 16-Dec 5 Modigliani and more. by appt. Nov-Jan Noel Hodnett , "Hod - Cybele Ironside , oil seamlessly blend - nett – Retrospective", paintings and ed on panels creates ephemeral sug - grunt gallery sculptures. gestions of glowing landscapes hover - Unit 116-350 E 2nd Ave ing between atmospheric abstraction 604-875-9516 www.grunt.ca # Hot Art Wet City Gallery and representation of memories; Dec- tues-sat 12-5pm. Thru Nov 30 Jayce 2206 Main St 604-764-2266 Jan Group exhibition with new works Salloum , "location/dis-location(s): www.hotartwetcity.com by gallery artists. contingent promises", a series of pho - wed-sat 12-5pm, tues by appt. Thru tographs that elaborate on the artist's Nov 8 No Memes No , art inspired by Initial Gallery practice of nature versus constructed internet memes; Nov 14-16 The Post - 2339 Granville St 604-428-4248 environments; Jan 10-Feb 8 Rabih card Show , original art on 4x6 post - www.initialgallery.com Mroué , "Nothing To Lose", incorporat - cards (auction); Nov 21-30 Give and tues-sat 12-6pm. Thru Nov 21 “Cipher ing video installation and performance, Take: Works by Drew Young , new Messaging”, Angela Fama and co-presented with PuSh Festival . works by this figurative painter; Nov 28- Rebecca Chaperon "; Dec-Jan Visit the 30 Garage Sale , art by local artists, website for exhibition informatiion. Havana Gallery everything under $100; Dec 5-21 "Toy 1212 Commercial Dr 604-253-9119 Show", with Colin Johnson and friends; Inuit Gallery of Vancouver www.havanarestaurant.ca Jan 9-25 "Typo", featuring typography 206 Cambie St, Gastown mon-thurs 11am-11pm fri 11am-mid - as art by Bennett Slater, Scott Sueme, 604-688-7323 888-615-8399 night sat 10am-midnight sun 10am- Frazer Adams and others; Jan 30-Feb www.inuit.com 11pm. Thru Nov 6 Sue Mader ; Nov 7- 15 UGH! , art inspired by prehistoric life mon-sat 10am-6pm sun 11-5pm. 20 Katharine Dickinson , "Landscapes"; (cavemen, dinosaurs, etc). Thru Nov 8 Cape Dorset Annual Print

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 45 Collection ; Nov 15-Dec 6 David Box - ley , new works featuring dance masks, bentwood boxes, carved bowls and rattles; Jan 25-Feb 14 Small Treas - ures , 11th annual exhibition of exqui - site, small-scale Inuit sculpture. # Jennifer Kostuik Gallery 1070 Homer St 604-737-3969 www.kostuikgallery.com tues-sat 10am-6pm sun 1-5pm. Thru Nov 15 David Burdeny, Dianne Bos, Catherine Nelson and Jim Kazanjian , "Realiteit", photography presenting the artists’ inner and outer visions of real - ity, part of the Capture Photography Festival; Nov 27-Dec 18 5th Annual Silent Art Auction Exhibition – view the artworks and visit the website for information, bidding ends Dec 18 8pm; Jan 30-Feb 23 Arno Kortschot , 3-D objects by this Netherlands- born, Vancouver-based artist. # Jeunesse Gallery of Fine Arts 2668 W 4th Ave 604-737-2438 www.jeunessegallery.com daily 10am-6pm. Nov Svetlin , "Sea Dreams", oil paintings; Dec Holiday Show , works by gallery artists; Jan Adrienne Moore , "Secret Encounters", mixed-media works. # Kafka's Coffee & Tea 2525 Main St 604-569-2967 www.kafkascoffee.ca mon-fri 7am-9pm sat & sun 8am-8pm. Thru Nov 25 Joseph Wu , "Harmony: New Works in Origami"; Nov 28-Jan 6 Ola Volo , illustrations; Jan 9-Feb 10 Tehya MacKenzie , photography. Katherine McLean Studio 1-1359 Cartwright St (Rear) Granville Island, in Railspur Alley opposite Agro Cafe 604-684-8452 604-377-6689 www.katherinemclean.com wed-sun 11am-5pm or by chance. Nov-Jan Katherine McLean , "Winter In The Studio", encaustic paintings and ceramics – new work and com - missioned paintings. Kimoto Gallery 1525 W 6th Ave 604-428-0903 604-230-5287 kimotogallery.com tues-sat 10am-6pm sun 12-5pm. Thru Nov 16 Dina Goldstein , "In the Dollhouse", photography; Nov 21-Dec 7 Arvid Wangen , "Divisions of Sem - blance", paintings; Dec 14-Jan 4

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Reuben Kambeitz , "The Golden Path", and talent. Each box will be available first anniversary in Vancouver and paintings; Jan 10-25 Kevin Boyle , through silent auction ending Dec 7. showcasing masterworks by Canada's "Range: A Prairie Study", photography. 100% of the proceeds will go to the most celebrated artists; Ongoing Histor - Urban Native Youth Association. ical photography of BC and rotating Kozai Modern exhibitions of fine Canadian art; Online 1515 W 6th Ave 604-677-8166 Leighdon Studio Gallery With Train and Grain: Settling the www.kozaimodern.com www.leighdon.ca Canadian Prairies in Photographs , his - mon-sat 10am-6pm. A tightly edited The Leighdon publications Artists of torical photographs of the railway and collection of the very best of local British Columbia Volumes 1, 2, 3 agriculture in the Canadian prairies in West Coast hardwood studio furniture and 4 are available through a variety of the early 20th C. and lighting. Featured artisans include gift shops, bookstores and gal - Brent Comber, Arnt Arntzen, Seiji leries throughout BC. Visit the web - Miriam Aroeste Fine Art Kuwabara, Peter Pierobon, Judson site for more information. 215-1000 Parker St 604-716-8485 Beaumont, Jeff Trigg, Steven Pol - www.miriamaroeste.com lock, Hyun Soo Hong, Fred Savage Marion Scott Gallery by appt only. Contemporary abstract and Meagan Schafer . 2423 Granville St 604-685-1934 paintings by international artist Miriam www.marionscottgallery.com Aroeste , showing new oil and acrylic Lattimer Gallery tues-sat 10am-6pm. Thru Nov 9 paintings and a wide selection of works 1590 W 2nd Ave 604-732-4556 Edward Epp: New Landscapes . Call on paper. Nov 15-17 Eastside Culture www.lattimergallery.com the gallery for exhibition information. Crawl , preview Nov 14, 6-9pm. mon-sat 10am-5pm sun 11am-5pm holidays 12-5pm. Original works of art Masters Gallery Monny's Art Gallery by First Nations artists, including gold 2245 Granville St 604-558-4244 2675 W 4th Ave 604-733-2082 and sterling silver jewellery, masks, www.vancouver-mastersgalleryltd.com www.envisionoptical.ca panels, bentwood boxes, totem poles, tues-sat 10am-5pm. Specializing in his - mon-sat 11am-6pm. This gallery of argillite, sculptures, paintings and lim - torical Canadian art: Canadian Impres - long-time collector Monny has a per - ited edition prints. Nov 23-Dec 7 Annu - sionism, The Group of Seven and their manent collection of artwork as well al Charity Bentwood Boxes , construct - contemporaries, Canadian Group of as rotating exhibitions of local artists ed by Métis artist James Michels and Painters , 20th C. BC artists and histori - Andrea Gower, Kerensa Haynes, Ted designed, painted and/or carved by cal photography. Thru Jun 11 Canadian Hesketh, Sonia Kobrahel and Stan - various artists who donated their time Masters , celebrating Masters Gallery's imir Stoylov . www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 47 http://www.youraga.ca/ Of Heaven and Earth: 500 Years of Italian Painting from Glasgow Museums ART GALLERY OF ALBERTA, EDMONTON AB – Dec 14, 2013-Mar 9 , 2014 Of Heaven and Earth: 500 Years of Italian Painting from Glasgow Museums examines thematic and stylistic development in Italian art from the late Middle Ages and Renaissance to the 19th century. It includes paintings originating from the principal artistic centres of Italy, and presents work by such famous artists as Giovanni Bellini, Sandro Botticelli, Domenichino, Francesco Guardi, Salvator Rosa and Titian alongside work of lesser-known masters. Of Heaven and Earth is organized in chronological sections. “Tradition & Innovation in the Sacred Art” showcases religious paintings from the 1300s to 1400s that conveyed Biblical narratives to a large - ly illiterate public, inspired prayer and demonstrated the devotion of their

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Monte Clark Gallery 604-822-2759 www.belkin.ubc.ca Castro, Sandra Ceballos, Celia y 105-525 Great Northern Way tue-fri 10am-5pm, sat & sun 12-5pm, Yunior, Ricardo Elias, Luis Garciga, 604-730-5000 closed holidays. Thru Dec 1 "Witness - Luis Gomez, Jesús Hernández, www.monteclarkgallery.com es: Art and Canada's Indian Residen - Ernesto Leal, Glenda León, Eduardo tues-sat 10am-5pm. Nov 2-30 Alison tial Schools" – work arising from the Ponjuán, Grethell Rasua, Lazaro Yip , "Footsie Chain", a large linear history of Indian Residential Schools Saavedra and Jorge Wellesley . wall painting, inspired by the decora - in Canada and those who are witness - tive style of early Roman catacombs, es to its ongoing impact. Artists Museum of Anthropology will be made on-site in the days lead - include Joane Cardinal-Schubert, University of British Columbia ing up to the opening. Recent work Alex Janvier and Norval Morrisseau ; 6393 NW Marine Dr draws upon spatial memories, half- other works have been sourced from 604-822-5087 www.moa.ubc.ca dreams, banal visions and suburban across Canada and borrowed from wed-sun 10am-5pm tues 10am-9pm. motifs; Dec 7-Jan 11 Greg Girard , artists, collectors and museums; Jan Admission: adults $16.75, students & photographs show highlights from 10-Apr 13 "The Spaces Between: Con - seniors 65+ $14.50, UBC staff, stu - his 40 years of travel and work, also temporary Art from Havana", 70 dents & faculty free with ID, family showing new works include images works by 14 artists exploring contem - $40, children 6 and under free, tues 5- of Vancouver's waterfront industry. porary Havana from artistic, cultural, 9pm $9, groups included. Thru Mar 2 sociological and anthropological per - Speaking to Memory: Images and Morris and Helen Belkin spectives within a new social and eco - Voices from St. Michael’s Indian Art Gallery nomic reality that has made itself evi - Residential School ; Thru Mar 30 The University of British Columbia, dent in Cuba during the past decade, Marvellous Real: Art from Mexico, 1825 Main Mall featuring Juan Carlos Alom, Javier 1926-2011 .

48 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS Museum of Vancouver Or Gallery Phantoms in the Front Yard – Michael 1100 Chestnut St, Vanier Park 555 Hamilton St 604-683-7395 Abraham, Jeremiah Birnbaum, Paul 604-736-4431 www.orgallery.org Morstad, Jonathan Sutton and Jay www.museumofvancouver.ca tues-sat 12-5pm. Nov 2-Dec 7 Garry Senetchko with guest artists Caroline tues-sun 10am-5pm, thurs 10am- Neill Kennedy , "Pattison"; Dec 15-Jan Weaver and Bruce Pashak , "Shed", 8pm. Admission: adults $12, seniors 6 Gallery closed. Visit the website for invites reflection on growth, aging and & students $10, youth 5-17 $8, chil - exhibition information. proceeding through life in general. dren 4 and under free, family (2 adults & 2 youth) $35. Thru Jan 5 Foncie's Pacific Wave Glass Art Petley Jones Gallery Fotos , a look at the last man standing (formerly Pacific Home and Art Centre) 1554 W 6th Ave 604-732-5353 from Vancouver's great era of post- 1560 W 6th Ave 604-566-9889 www.petleyjones.com war street photography; Thru Jan 26 www.pacificwaveglassart.com mon-sat 10am-6pm. Thru Nov 14 Lincoln Clarkes, Brian Howell, mon & sat 10am-5pm, tues-fri 10am- Paddy McCann , "Now Only The Wind", Angela Fama and John Goldsmith, 6pm. Featuring mouth-blown glass paintings; Nov 21-23 MPA Society "An Evolutionary Look into Vancouver collections from local and internation - Group Show , juried exhibition by MPA Street Photography", four contempo - al glass artists. New: Murano glass artists (Vancouver Mental Health and rary photographers examine and sculptures by Italian glass artist Society Services); Dec Small Works , respond to Foncie Pulice and his body Arnaldo Zanella , also showing con - selection from our historic and con - of work; Thru Mar 23 Play House: temporary paintings by local artists – temporary collections perfect for gifts. The Architecture of Daniel Evan abstracts, landscapes, etc. White , one of Vancouver's most inno - Rennie Collection vative residential architects; Ongoing # Pendulum Gallery 51 E Pender St 604-682-2088 Neon Vancouver/Ugly Vancouver , 885 W Georgia St (HSBC Building) www.renniecollection.org Vancouver’s love/hate relationship 604-250-9682 Reservation is required. Bookings with neon signs – look at the colour, www.pendulumgallery.bc.ca should be made through the form on light and dazzle of the 50s, 60s and mon-wed 9am-5pm thur-fri 9am-9pm the website. No charge for admission. 70s, and the visual purity crusade that sat 9am-5pm. Thru Nov 9 Craft Invest - Thru Mar 29 "Glenn Brown & Rebecca virtually banished neon signs from ed: 10,000 Hours , celebrating the 40th Warren: Collected Works ", British Vancouver streets; Vancouver Histo - Anniversary of the Craft Council with a artists nominated for the Turner Prize ry Galleries , stories from the early wide-ranging group show highlighting for their imaginative work that over - 1900s to the late 1970s. the state of craft today; Nov 12-30 turns artistic traditions.

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 49 Satellite Gallery 560 Seymour St, 2nd Flr 604-681-8425 www.satellitegallery.ca wed-fri 12-6pm. Nov 8-Jan 18 Moyra Davey: Ornament and Reproach , overview of her practice including early works like the multiple Money Box (1993), photographs from her News - stand series (1993-94), Bottle Grid series (1996-2000) and video works. Also featuring a new set of mailers, 27 folded photographs taken in Trinity Church Cemetery in Upper Manhattan, curated by John Goodwin. # Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery Jewish Community Centre, 950 W 41st Ave 604-638-7277 604-257-5111 www.jccgv.com/content/jcc-cultural-arts mon-thurs 9am-10:30pm fri 9am- Shabbat Closing (varies throughout the year) sat closed sun 9:30am-9pm. Thru Nov 10 Jazmin Sasky , "Honour - ing Women", paintings – a tribute to the women she has met or has come to know in Vancouver since moving here from Buenos Aires in 2004; Nov 14- Dec 8 Larry Wolfson , "story/line", pho - tography – explorations in search of special scenes and moments that play with shadow, line and narrative; Dec 12-Jan 12 Alice Rabinowitz , "Fields and Flowers", paintings explore the diverse beauty that surrounds us with emphasis on the harmonious way the natural environment exists in the absence of human interference; Jan 16-Feb 9 Michael Abelman , paintings. Spirit Wrestler Gallery 47 Water St, Gastown 604-669-8813 888-669-8813 www.spiritwrestler.com mon-sat 10am-6pm sun & holidays 12- 5pm. Nov 23-Dec 14 Susan Point: From Pilchuck to Present , featuring Republic Gallery body of work aimed at stressing the more than 20 Coast Salish glass sculp - 732 Richards St, 3rd Flr 604-632-1590 boundary between drawing and sculp - tures – a collection of mounted glass www.republicgallery.com ture, using fabric from second-hand works started in 2002 during Point’s tue-sat 10am-5pm and by appt. Nov 7- clothing alongside bold marks in ink First Nations artist-in-residence pro - Dec 21 Marian Penner Bancroft , and gouache. gram at the Pilchuk Glass School. She "moving in circles (motion's picture)", began crafting glass as a component for installation featuring silent video pro - Robinson Studio Gallery larger works and it became an element jections of the motion of water, grasses 440-1000 Parker St 604-254-8744 in all aspects of her creative process. and trees from two sides of the planet, www.robinsonstudio.com movement caused by wind and tides tues-fri 10am-4pm and by appt. The Teck Gallery and illuminated by the light of the sun gallery will be an ongoing local venue 515 W Hastings St 778-782-4266 and the moon, colour photographs of where consultants, art dealers and www.sfu.ca/gallery trees in various states of growth and individual collectors can view the open daily during campus hours. Thru decay with an aural dimension, and work of Canadian sculptor David Apr 27, 2014 Instant Coffee: The hero, sound recordings of weather phenom - Robinson . The gallery is also avail - the villain, the salesman, the parent, a ena; Jan 9-Feb 15 Lyse Lemieux , new able for artwork and location rental. sidekick and a servant , Instant Coffee's

50 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS year-long installation operates as a stage or set for social framing that blurs the lines between the work, participants and audience. Toni Onley Estate 604-779-2249 604-454-1928 www.tonionley.com by appt. Representing the Estate: in Victoria, Winchester Galleries; in Van - couver, Granville Fine Art and Art Bea - tus; in Calgary, Wallace Galleries. For watercolour workshops, Lynn Onley, 604-779-2249. Trench Contemporary Art 102-148 Alexander St 604-681-2577 www.trenchgallery.com wed-fri 12-6pm sat 12-5pm or by appt. Thru Nov 16 David Marshall , "To See Far", sculptures and scuptural drawings; Jeff Wall , small series of photographs documenting the late Marshall’s East Vancouver studio; Nov 22-Jan 18 Ron Stonier , “Contour”, rarely-seen drawings and paintings. “Transparent Lady” , oil on board, Don Choboter UNIT/PITT Projects 236 E Pender St 604-681-6740 Choboter Fine Art www.unitpitt.ca 23 Alexander St • Gastown • Vancouver, BC wed-sat: 12-5pm, daily: radio 24 hrs. 604-688-014 5 • 60 4-77 9-7050 • www.choboter.com Nov 15-Dec 21 Arnaud Desjardin and The Everyday Press, with John Slyce , Uno Langmann Limited Admission: adults $17, seniors (65+) "Re: The Fox", a curatorial residency 2117 Granville St 604-736-8825 $12, students $12, children 5-12 $6, project; Jan 17-Mar 1 Chris Bose and 800-730-8825 www.langmann.com children 4 and under free, family (maxi - David McIntosh , "Vancouver, Crawling, tues-sat 10am-5pm or by appt. Nov "On mum 2 adults, 2 children) $50, mem - Weeping, Betting", exhibition and per - the High Seas", paintings of the sea, great bers free. Reference Library mon-thurs formance project, co-presented with battles and sailings, includes works by J. 1-5pm. Nov 9-Feb 10 Muntadas: battery opera performance; Ongoing Samuel Walters, Vilhelm Arnesen, Entre/Between, survey of key works in Collective Walks/Spaces of Contesta - Haughton Forrest, Carl Martin Soya- in a 40-plus-year career, that manifested tion , series of talks, performances, Jensen, John A. Hammond and others; in an ongoing exploration of political public actions, publications, and an Dec "Children At Play", children as sub - and social issues of our time; Thru Dec 8 exhibition, co-presented with SFU ject matter in 19th C. paintings, not sim - In Dialogue with Carr: Gareth Moore – Woodward’s; Ongoing 24 hours within ply as sitters in portraits, but as charac - Allochthonous Window , objects and one block of the gallery UNIT/PITT ters in plays captured in a moments of materials gathered during his journeys Radio 89.7 FM , projects and music by youth and innocence, including works by and a selection of Emily Carr's ceram - artists, and audio documentation. Francis Coates Jones, Peter H.K. Zahrt - ics; Thru Jan James Hart , "The Dance mann, Janssen Luplau and others; Jan Screen (The Scream Too)", a major Unitarian Church of Vancouver "Destination: The Great White North", expression of traditional Haida beliefs; 949 W 49th Ave 604-261-7204 artists across Canada have created a Thru Jan 26 KIMSOOJA Unfolding, ret - www.vancouverunitarians.ca national identity based on its natural sur - rospective of the Korean-born, Paris- sun 10am-1:30pm or phone for hours. roundings and recognizable locations, and New York-based artist traces the Thru Nov 12 Chris Pearce , "Old and including works by John A. Hammond, development of her practice; Thru Feb 2 New", mixed media from portraits to Frederic Marlett Bell-Smith, Eric Rior - Charles Edenshaw (1839-1920), first textured landscapes; Nov 12-Dec 14 don Frederick Arthur Verner and others; major survey of the iconic Haida artist Unitarian Group Show , mixed media; Ongoing a selection of fine antiques and featuring the full range of objects that he Dec 14-Jan 3 Christmas Wreaths , objets d’art. produced, over 200 pieces from public made by members of UCV; Jan 3-31 and private collections from around the Haley Hunt-Brondwin , abstracted land - Vancouver Art Gallery world; Thru Mar 9 Emily Carr in Haida scapes in ink, pen, gouache and pencil 750 Hornby St Gwaii , oil paintings; OFFSITE 1100 W crayon on paper, inspired by travels 604-662-4719 (24-hr info line) GEORGIA ST Thru Mar 30 Mark Lewis, through dramatic landscapes along the www.vanartgallery.bc.ca films exploring the experience of urban Pacific coast. daily 10am-5pm, tues 10am-9pm. and natural environments.

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 51 Practical Art History, or Confessions of a Fine Art Appraiser Chapter 39. The Case of Nano-D Technology Several years ago, Paul Biro, son of Canadian-Hungarian painter and art sleuth extraordinaire Geza Biro, made an important statement about his method of conducting research on paintings of ques - tionable authenticity. He said that he approaches the picture as if he were a detective at a crime scene seeking to link the material evidence to the perpetrator…in this case via a fingerprint. When a fingerprint located within the paint or varnish on a painting can be matched with the artist’s known fingerprint, the identity of the painting’s creator can be verified. Verifying the authenticity of an art object, whether it’s a painting, artist’s print, sculpture, piece of jewellery or even a coin, is a serious concern in the art market. These days, art verification is no longer only a matter of professional judgement and opinion: it’s a matter of science. Thanks to the efforts of the team at Chali-Rosso Art Gallery in Van - couver, a new diagnostic tool has been added to the art investigator’s tool kit in the form of the “nano-D system.” The Comparison of original and nano-D image of a European oil painting nano-D system was developed by the gallery’s owner and director, Susanna Strem, and her team. Strem was addressing authenticity concerns held by the industry as a whole, as well as by her own gallery’s clients. In her Granville Row gallery, she presents limited edition original prints by modern masters such as Picasso, Dali, Miró and Chagall. Using nano-D fingerprint technology, Strem is able to offer documented, indisputable proof of authenticity. The resulting documents become key and permanent components of the artworks’ prove - nance and authenticity packages and can prove invaluable for both insurance and resale purposes. This non-invasive tool is based on reverse engineering. A three-dimensional digital rendering is made of the surface of the art object at a nano scale. The digital rendering is similar to taking a finger - print, in that a uniquely identifiable image of a specific section of the artwork is captured. As Strem explains, by selecting several specific sections of the artwork to sample, enough data can be collected to complete and preserve the nano-D record. It’s not necessary to render an image of the entire surface. The digital information is then stored on a DVD, with one copy provided to the client and another held in a secure, off-site location. The nano-D system is portable and is operated by a highly trained professional. Its cost is surpris - ingly affordable, determined largely by where the collection to be documented is located and the size and number of the pieces in it. The DVD becomes an integral part of the authenticity package and should accompany the sale if an artwork changes hands. Knowing that the authenticity can be verified offers people a powerful incentive to purchase artwork. It seems to me that auction houses, which are in the business of selling only authentic works, should consider requiring that each work offered at auction be subject to the scrutiny that nano-D technology provides, because it offers the purchaser a validation of the work’s authenticity. Doing this would fur - ther enhance the credibility of an auction house – important in a competitive market culture. And bid - ders would, I’m sure, like to know that any artworks they were interested in has been verified as authen - tic by nano-D technology. And so it goes … Next Issue: The Case of the Developing Dalí

52 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 Vancouver Holocaust Winsor Gallery Education Centre 258 E 1st Ave 604-681-4870 50-950 W 41st Ave 604-264-0499 www.winsorgallery.com www.vhec.org tues-sat 10am-6pm, sun & mon by mon-thurs 9am-5pm fri 9am-4pm. appt. Nov 9-Dec 7 Gabryel Harrison , Thru Dec 4 Nazi Persecution of "Poems for the Earth", floral and land - Homosexuals 1933-1945 , the United scape paintings. States Holocaust Memorial Muse - um's exhibition explores the Third Reich’s efforts at destroying all inter - nal biological threats to the Aryan VERNON nation’s health, including homosexual Ashpa Naira Gallery & Studio males. 9492 Houghton Rd 250-549-4249 www.ashpanairagallery.com Vancouver Maritime Museum open May 1-Oct 15 – sun 10am-6pm or 1905 Ogden Ave, Vanier Park by appt. Located on the west side of 604-257-8300 Okanagan Lake, this contemporary art www.vancouvermaritimemuseum.com gallery and studio, owned by artist Car - tues-sat 10am-5pm sun 12-5pm, olina Sanchez de Bustamante , features *thurs: 5-8pm, by donation. Admission original art in a home and garden set - (+GST): $11 adults, $8.50 students, ting. Discover a diverse group of emerg - seniors, youth, $30 family, 5 and under ing and established Okanagan and free. *Discounts available during St. Canadian artists in painting, textiles, Roch closure. Opened Oct 22 Nelson's sculptures, ceramics and functional art. Letters: the Battle Plan that Changed the World , documents dating back to Vernon Public Art Gallery the Battle of Trafalgar including secret 3228 31st Ave 250-545-3173 battle plans signed by Lord Horatio Nel - www.vernonpublicartgallery.com son; Opens Nov 1 Water Works , art - mon-fri 10am-5pm sat 11am-4pm. works ranging from the abstract to the Thru Dec 23 Stephen Foster , "Re-medi - realistic by 40 artists who gathered ating Curtis: Remix", interactive video aboard the historic steam tugboat SS installation using 3-D techniques based Master docked at Granville Island in the on the representation of West Coast cul - summer of 2013 and used the opportu - ture; Kama? Creative Aboriginal Arts nity to create images of the water and Collective , "Transformations", 10 First surrounding area; Thru Nov 7 Tattoos Nations artists explore cultural values, & Scrimshaw: The Art of the Sailor , identity, history, and contemporary contemporary photographs juxtaposed issues of the Okanagan First Nations with historical scrimshaw. people; Nov 7-Dec 23 Exposed! Annual members' exhibition; Jan 9-Mar 13 Visual Space Gallery Amy Modahl , "dis/Order", text-based 2075 Alberta St conceptual inquiry into the relationships 604-739-0429 604-908-8485 of linguistics and visual arts; Paula www.lilchrzan.com Scott , "Stories and Dreams", psycholog - daily 12-5pm. Nov 28-Dec 2 Lil Chrzan , ical portrayal of the human con\dition "New Work". rendered in surrealistic environments; Christine Kashuba , "Thrown", prints by The Waterfall Building various artists; Embodiment , drawings 1540 W 2nd Ave, Plaza produced by artists during live model 205-604-727-2757 250-715-0089 drawing sessions organized by the www.richardroblin.com gallery. tues-sun 11am-6pm or by appt. Ongoing Richard Roblin , "Here & Now", paintings. VICTORIA Wil Aballe Art Projects/WAAP Alcheringa Gallery 528-2050 Scotia St, Buzzer 189 665 Fort St 250-383-8224 778-229-3458 www.waapart.com www.alcheringa-gallery.com sat 1-5pm tues 6-9pm and by appt. mon-sat 10am-6pm sun 1-5pm or by Nov7-30 Howie Tsui , “Celestials of appt. Nov 1-26 Exhibition and Sale of the Gold Mountain”, Dec-Jan “Chro - Hilda Tutton's Collection of Sepik Art , matic Revelry”, Eveann Siebens , celebrating the life and contribution of video and Mark Dudiak , paintings. former curator Tutton, 50% of pro - www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 53 http://www.openspace.ca Sandra Meigs: The Basement Panoramas OPEN SPACE GALLERY, VICTORIA BC – Nov 1-Dec 14, 2013 A Canadian visual artist and professor in the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Victoria, Sandra Meigs is an internationally known painter and sculptor. Her mysterious but powerful work frequently evokes a dysphoric response in the viewer. Her simple shapes painted in flat blocks of colour morph under the sensitive eye into surprisingly complex, and sometimes horrifying, narratives. She is, perhaps, to the visual arts what Alice Munro is to the art of short fiction. This exhibit is best described in Meigs’ own words: “ The Basement Panoramas are mural-scale paintings of four basement spaces. All of the paint - ings are 6 feet in height and anywhere from 18 to 46 feet wide. The paintings have a fresco-like surface…The paint is applied to a very absorbent ground, much like gouache, and has a matte fin - ish. The paintings appear to be very much like drawings. All of the works contain text, which contributes to their schematic nature. “The work relates to my year of grieving after being with my husband as Sandra Meigs, Schematic for Grey. Basement Panoramas (2013), detail, ink on he succumbed to cancer in early 2010. paper [Open Space Gallery, Victoria BC, Nov 1-Dec 14] The paintings deal with the grieving process in a universal sense. Basement spaces often hold that which we do not want to let go of. They are also the foundation of the house, analogous to the psyche.” Christine Clark

ceeds to be donated to the Dan Lepsoe sun 12-5pm. Thru Nov 10 Chris Bose, artists Rande Cook and Francis Dick ; Chisel Fund for the purchase of carving Kristina Campbell, Marina Roy, Grace Jan 17-May 11 Honouring Patronage: materials for artists; also showing Salez and Kevin Schmidt , "Crossing Recent Asian Acquisitions ; Opens Jan works by Rande Cook, Francis Dick, Channels", exploring media art from 24 Carole Sabiston , "Everything Below, lessLIE, Dylan Thomas, Teddy Balan - across the province, inspired by a pub - All of the Above"; Ongoing Emily Carr: gu, Claytus Yambon, Dennis Nona and lication produced by MediaNet; Nov 15- On the Edge of Nowhere , historical sur - Alick Tipoti ; Nov 28-Dec 31 Rebecca Feb 23 Harold Mortimer-Lam , "The Art vey in all media and styles. Jewell , "Birds of a Feather", exquisite Lover" paintings and photography; Nov etchings of images and artifacts 15-Mar 30 Penny McCann and Rick Avenue Gallery inspired by headdresses from the High - Raxlen , "Crossing Terrain", media art – 2184 Oak Bay Ave 250-598-2184 lands of Papua New Guinea printed on the exhibition expands across and out - www.theavenuegallery.com unlikely media such as luggage-labels side of Canada, beginning with mon-sat 10am-5:30pm sun 12-4pm, and bird feathers; Jack Bai and Joseph Ottawa's McCann and followed by Vic - open most holidays 12-4pm. Thru Sicken , wooden birds by master toria's Raxlen, second part of Crossing Nov 7 Bi Yuan Cheng , "Luminous", carvers of Papua New Guinea; Andrew Channels ; Thru Dec 8 The Sisters of paintings; Nov 23 Celebrating Small Busha , carved water birds, serigraphs St. Ann , "Nurturing the Creative Spirit", IX , miniature masterpieces for sale. by Aboriginal artists from the Tully Riv - 18 paintings from the art collection of er in Northern Australia; graphic works the Sisters of St. Ann (SSA) transferred Dales Gallery of birds by Coast Salish artists lessLIE, to AGGV in 2011; Thru Jan 5 Part of My 537 Fisgard St 250-383-1552 Chris Paul and Dylan Thomas . Past: Objects as Identity , artifacts www.dalesgallery.ca drawn from more than 30 Victoria mon-fri 10am-5pm sat 11am-4pm. # Art Gallery of homes and collections; Thru Jan 12 Nov 1-28 Victoria Chapter of the Fed - Greater Victoria ""Urban Thunderbirds/ Ravens in a eration of Canadian Artists Juried 1040 Moss St 250-384-4171 Material World", new and recent works Exhibition , visit www.victoriafca.com www.aggv.ca from Coast Salish artists lessLIE and for information; Dec 2-21 Dales tues-sat 10am-5pm thurs 10am-9pm Dylan Thomas and Kwakwaka'wakw December Show , works by 2013

54 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS exhibiting artists; Dec 22-Jan 5 Legacy Art Gallery Downtown ROOM Thru Nov 29 31st Annual Alcuin Gallery closed; Opens Jan 6 University of Victoria Society Awards for Excellence in Stephanie Harding , paintings. 630 Yates St 250-721-6562 Book Design in Canada . www.legacygallery.ca Deluge Contemporary Art wed-sat 10am-4pm. Thru Jan 12 Madrona Gallery 636 Yates St 250-385-3327 Daniel Laskarin, Sandra Meigs, 606 View St 250-380-4660 www.deluge.ws Robert Youds, Vikky Alexander, Lyn - www.madronagallery.com wed-sat 12-5pm. Jan 24-Mar 1 Daniel da Gammon, Jennifer Stillwell and tues-sat 10am-5:30pm sun & mon Laskarin , "If this…", new sculpture. Paul Walde , "Paradox", recent works 11am-5pm. Nov 16-27 Cape Dorset: relating to the theme of the paradox, Past and Present ; Dec Deck the Gallery at the Mac implicit in our physical and psychic Walls Group Exhibition . 3 Centennial Square, experience of art, by seven faculty McPherson Playhouse Lobby members of the Dept of Visual Arts of Metchosin Art Gallery 250-361-0800 www.rmts.bc.ca the University of Victoria; Dec 1 2- 4495 Happy Valley Rd 250-478-9223 View during performances or by appt. 4pm Experimental Music Unit , www.metchosinartgallery.ca LOWER SPACE & U PPER SPACE Thru Nov 18 "Music for Mycologists", Paul Walde , thurs-sun 12-5pm. Nov 7-Dec 1 Mas - Wendy Oppelt, April Ponsford and a featured artist in 'Paradox', has pro - sively Mini Art , exhibition of small Paul Shepherd , "Wide Variety of Medi - duced large mushroom spore prints works by local artists – a fundraiser ums"; Nov 18-Feb 17 Diana Durrand , composing a music score intended to for the arts community of Metchosin. "The Sofa Sitters of Victoria"; Debra be interpreted sonically when exhibit - Sheffield , "Contemporary Muse Art". ed, the program uses mushroom Open Space Arts Society hunting as a metaphor for uncovering 510 Fort St Gallery in the Oak Bay Village those sounds that exist just beyond 250-383-8833 www.openspace.ca 2223A Oak Bay Ave perception. tues-sat 12-5pm. Nov 1-Dec 14 San - 250-598-9890 [email protected] dra Meigs , "The Basement Panora - mon-fri 10am-5pm sat 10am-3pm. Legacy Maltwood at the mas", vibrantly coloured drawings Featuring original artwork by leading McPherson Library with imagery based on her fascination local artists Kathryn Amisson, Joan University of Victoria, 3800 Finnerty Rd with the underbelly of domestic archi - Baron, Sid Barron, Andres Bohaker, 250-721-6562 www.uvac.uvic.ca tecture; Thru Dec Indigenous Youth Jeffery Boron, Wendy Bradley, Jan - call 250-721-6673 for library hours. Artists Showcase , participants (ages ice Bridgman, Eileen Fong, Robert Nov 22-Mar 14 Art of the Book 2013 , 15 to 24) work with Indigenous artist Genn, Caren Heine, Harry Heine, 30th anniversary juried exhibit featur - mentors, elders and senior artists on Jennifer Heine, Mark Heine, Keith ing award-winning work from Canada their artistic visions, practices Hiscock, Evguenia Ioganov, Shawn and the US that displayed together and career paths; Thru May 2014 A. Jackson, Brian R. Johnson, David form a full history of book making, Artist-in-Residence: Cameron Kidd , Ladmore, Ernest Marza, Joane including the modern e-book – ranging Open Space commissioned Kidd, who Moran, Allan Myndzak, Paul Paque - from calligraphy to blackout poetry, specializes in large-scale, communi - tte, Nicholas Pearce, Natasha the books take on imaginative forms ty-minded mural work, to give the Perks, Sandu Singh and Linny D. such as luggage-style tags or DNA's back wall new life as part of a contin - Vine . double helix; ON-S ITE MCPHERSON uing series of community murals LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS READING with participation from invited youth.

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Thru Dec 10 Babak Golkar , Simple Life"; Jan 18-Feb TBA; 758 H UM - "Dialectic of Failure", new work present - BOLDT ST Thru Nov 9 Rita Letendre , ed in three parts – Golkar is known for selected paintings and paperworks; his inventive practice of developing Jean Paul Riopelle , original prints; Nov bodies of work that navigate the spaces 16-Dec 7 Douglas Morton , five newly between cultural and socio-economic released paintings from the estate; Ann registers; Jan 10-Mar 22 "Ukiyoe Spec - Kipling , 10 recent drawings; Dec 14- tacular – Japanese Woodblock Prints Jan 18 Jeanne Cannizzo , three recent from the 1800s", rich and varied tradi - series; Charles Gagnon , estate works; tions of rare Japanese wood block 796 H UMBOLDT ST Thru Nov 16 The Lim - prints from the late 1800s, from horrif - ners: A Victoria Legacy ; Nov 16-30 ic to whimsical, artists include Uta - Gabor Nagy; Roy Leadbeater . gawa Kuniyoshi, Utagawa Hiroshige and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi , works are Xchanges Gallery from a private collection in Japan; con - 6E-2333 Government St 250-382-0442 currently showing at the Nikkei Nation - www.xchangesgallery.org al Museum Jan 11-Mar 23. sat & sun 12-4pm. Nov 1-24 Emma McLay , "Reclaimant", assemblages Pemberton Studios , mixed-media made with painting, sculpture and fibre group exhibition; Nov 15-Dec 15 Great arts exploring a woman’s reproductive Stuff , unique, affordable art gifts for WHISTLER journey through the medical system; Christmas; Jan 7-26 Sheree Jones, Mountain Galleries Dec 6-15 Winter Salon – Xchanges Neil MacDonald, Anne-Marie Calder at the Fairmont Chateau Annual Members’ Exhibition , recent and Ross Munro , "Natural Energy", 4599 Chateau Blvd 604-935-1862 paintings, drawings, sculpture, original landscapes, mixed media; Jan 28-Feb www.mountaingalleries.com prints, comix and more; Jan 3-26 Seri - 9 Tim McLaughlin , "Visage", photog - open 7 days a week. Opens Dec 27 5- na Zapf , "Document", exploring the raphy. 8pm Opening Night , exhibition of new exhibition space as a forum for per - artworks celebrate the beginning of the formance and documentation. Silk Purse Arts Centre winter season; Ongoing This Week West Vancouver Community Arts Featuring... , new works by gallery Council, 1570 Argyle Ave artists throughout the winter. Visit the 604-925-7292 www.silkpurse.ca website for information on dates and WEST VANCOuVER tues-sun 12-5pm. Nov 5-24 "Black & artists. Buckland Southerst Gallery White: Experimentation with Contrast - 2460 Marine Dr 604-922-1915 ing Energies", Eryn Price , ink man - Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre www.bucklandsoutherst.com dalas and Daniela Ianorescu , graphite 4584 Blackcomb Way 866-441-7522 mon-sat 10am-5:30pm. Introducing renderings of classical sculpture; Nov www.slcc.ca the work of Karen Curry, Brian Eby, 26-Dec 1 Capilano University Illustra - tues-sun 10am-5pm, tues: admission Maria Josenhans, Shirley Williams, tion/Design Elements/Application by donation. Thru Mar Pieces of Our Elizabeth Topham, Georgina Farah, Students , "Reflections 2014 Silent Past , newest exhibition containing Yuan Cheng Bi and Pei Yang . Also fea - Auction", paintings from the Reflec - some of our most significant spiritual turing paintings by Adam Noonan and tions calendar series of local and cultural pieces, some created and Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki ; still life and cityscapes and landscapes, proceeds used by our ancestors over 3,000 landscapes by Alessandra Bitelli ; fund the students' grad show; Dec 3- years ago. European market and garden scenes 22 Annie Bohni, Engin Dalyancy and by Wilson Chu ; street scenes and Sharon Mason , "The Gift of Art", paint - cityscapes by Morgan Dunnet ; still life ings; Jan 7-26 "Of Man and Nature", and streets by Brian Harvey ; Tuscan contrasts in urban and rural impres - WHITE ROCK and Sicilian landscapes by Rita Mona - sions of BC, Walt Young , photography; White Rock Gallery co ; landscapes by Iola Scott ; world Patricia Vaughan , paintings in oil and 1247 Johnston Rd scenes by Henry Huai Xu and glimpses watercolour. 604-538-4452 877-974-4278 of life by Lorena Ziraldo . www.whiterockgallery.com Sun Spirit Gallery tues-sat 10am-5:30pm sun 12-5pm, Ferry Building Gallery 2444 Marine Dr 778-279-5052 closed on holiday long weekends. West Vancouver Cultural Services www.sunspirit.ca Gallery artists Mickie Acierno, Bever - 1414 Argyle Ave, Ambleside Landing tues-sat 10am-5pm. Sun Spirit ley Binfet, Nicholas Bott, Merv Bran - 604-925-7290 Gallery offers a superior collection of del Phil Buytendorp, Claudette Cas - www.ferrybuildinggallery.com West Coast Native and Inuit art from tonguay, Rod Charlesworth, Steve tues-sun 11am-5pm. Thru Nov 7 195 renowned and emerging artists. Coffey, Susan Flaig, Mark Fletcher, www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 57 www.spiritwrestler.com Susan Point: From Pilchuck to Present SPIRIT WRESTLER GALLERY, VANCOUVER BC – Nov 23-Dec 1 4, 2013 Susan Point is a Coast Salish artist from the Musqueam Nation in Vancouver, BC. Over the past three decades, she has been instrumental in re-establishing Coast Salish art in Canada and the United States. She draws inspiration from traditional motifs and themes and re- invents them in paper, glass, bronze, wood, concrete, polymer, stainless steel and cast iron. Point is well known for her exquisite gold and silver jewellery, printmaking and commissions for the Winter Olympic Games in 2010. The Spirit Wrestler Gallery is currently fea - turing 20 glass works created by Point at the Pilchuck Glass School in 2002. She began preparing for the exhibition last year by work - ing with glass artist Yves Trudeau of Studio One Glass, using a variety of etched and applied fin - ishes and choosing bases for the pieces. Point has been honoured with numerous awards, including the Order of Canada, a National Aboriginal Achievement Award, a YWCA Woman of Distinction Award, and a BC Creative Achievement Award. She has been appointed to the Royal Academy of Arts, Susan Point, Cedar Root with Salmon (2013), glass (blown and etched), red cedar [Spirit Wrestler Gallery, Vancouver BC, Nov 23-Dec 14] elected to the International Women’s Forum and awarded honorary doctorates by the University of Victoria, Simon Fraser University, University of British Columbia and Emily Carr University of Art + Design. Mia Johnson

Robert Genn, Sara Genn, Terry Gilec - Cave", pottery in various forms, start - America's Best 100 Art Towns" and ki, Laura Harris, Keith Hiscock, H.E. ing with low-fire technique and going "The Best Overall Beach in the State of Kuckein, Dongmin Lai, David into high-fire porcelain that the Chi - Oregon". Thirteen galleries offer visi - Langevin, Raynald Leclerc, Don Li, nese developed, often considered the tors artwork from contemporary to Don Li-Leger, Min Ma, Ingrid Mann- zenith of ceramics; UPPER GALLERY classical with special events including Willis, Danny McBride, Renato Muc - James Savage , "West Fraser Road", new exhibitions and gallery demon - cillo, Jim Nedelak, Michael O'Toole, works in oil, acrylic and mixed media. strations. Visit the website for informa - Alejandro Rosemberg, Robert P. Roy, tion about individual galleries, featured Bill Saunders, Michael Stockdale, artists, exhibitions and events. Mike Svob, Linda Thompson, Christo - OREGON pher Walker, Ray Ward, Alan Wylie, # Northwest By Northwest Peter Wyse and Donna Zhang , paint - Gallery ings; Marilyn Armitage, Michael Her - 232 N Spruce (downtown across from mesh, Helene Labrie and Nicola Prin - CANNON BEACH city park and info centre) sen , sculpture; Bill Boyd, Laurie Rol - Cannon Beach Gallery 503-436-0741 800-494-0741 land and Geoff Searle , pottery. Dec 1- 1064 S Hemlock 503-436-0744 www.nwbynwgallery.com 24 Major Exhibition of New Small www.cannonbeacharts.org daily 11am-6pm and by appt. Nov 1 Works , group show by gallery artists. thurs-mon 10am-4pm. Nov 2-Dec 2 Georgia Gerber , talk and slide show Annual Miniatures Show ; Dec 6-30 of public art by bronze sculptor, larger Jessica Sund , fibre art by the recipi - works include Deer with Wren , Large ent of the Individual Artist Grant; Vol - Sitting Fox and Bowed Raven ; WILLIAMS LAKE unteers Show ; Jan 3-27 6 Senses , an Christopher Burkett , talk with fine art Station House Gallery all-juried show. photographer; Eric Jacobsen , talk 1 N MacKenzie Ave 250-392-6113 and painting demonstration with plein www.stationhousegallery.com Cannon Beach Gallery Group air oil painter; Nov Natalie Warrens , mon-sat 10am-5pm. Nov 2-23 MAIN www.cbgallerygroup.com bright and functional ceramics; Dec- GALLERY Lesley Lloyd , "Out of the Cannon Beach has been called "One of Jan 1 Christopher Burkett , "Decisive

58 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS Moment", colour photographs on the Nathan Orosco , sculptor; Dec 31-Feb last production run of the Ilford pho - 1 Becoming Blackfish , group exhibit tographic paper Burkett has used for MARYLHuRST by former members, showing a variety over 30 years. He worked as a con - The Art Gym at of media, celebrating the 35th anniver - sultant to Ilford to improve the colour Marylhurst University sary during 2014. balance. 17600 Pacific Hwy 503-699-6243 800-634-9982 www.marylhurst.edu # Charles A. Hartman Fine Art White Bird Gallery tues-sun 12-4pm. Admission is free. 134 NW 8th Ave 503-287-3886 251 N Hemlock St 503-436-2681 Thru Dec 8 Fernanda D'Agostino: www.hartmanfineart.net www.whitebirdgallery.com The Method of Loci , projected video wed-sat 10:30am-5:30pm. Nov 6-Dec thurs-mon 11am-5pm. Nov 1-Jan 6 and sculpture – unconventional retro - 21 Harry Callahan: Photographs . Scott C. Johnson , new watercolours spective of the Oregon-based artist; – miniature paintings of delicate tree Jan 13-Feb 12 "I.M.N.D.N.: Native Art Douglas F. Cooley forms and atmospheric skies; "Trees for the 21st Century", works by Rick Memorial Art Gallery & Leaves", theme exhibition featur- Bartow, Wendy Red Star, Nicholas Reed College, 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd ing works in a variety of media by Galanin, Terrance Houle and others. 503-517-7851 www.reed.edu/gallery gallery artists: Deborah DeWit , oil tues-sun 12-5pm. Nov 5-Dec 15 Real - paintings; Tom Hughes , wood and ity Principle, Construction of a New metal sculpture; Joshua Rodine , Life: Soviet Graphic Arts and Photo- blown glass vessels and sculpture; PORTLAND graphy from the Reed College Art Col - Cynthia Miller , glass and enamel # Blackfish Gallery lection, 1905-1990 . Rooted in the fusions on copper; Marcy Baker , 420 NW 9th Ave 503-224-2634 iconographic traditions of the Russian monotype, acrylic and collage on www.blackfish.com Orthodox Church, Soviet state artists paper; Valerie Willson , paintings tues-sat 11am-5pm. Nov 5-30 Robert repurposed the semantic codes of incorporating various printmaking Dozono , "Garbage Paintings", oil, Russian religious art with a familiar but techniques; Randall Tipton , oil paint - garbage on canvas; Charles Siegfried , radicalized immediacy and intensity. ings; Pamela Wachtler-Fermanis , "If You're Happy and You Know It", monotypes; Elizabeth Serreau , oil acrylic on paper; Dec 3-28 "People, # Elizabeth Leach Gallery paintings; Dave & Boni Deal , raku- Objects, Traces, Realms", featuring 417 NW 9th Ave (at Flanders) fired ceramics; introducing Leigh Ann emerging artists Sarah Fagan , painter, 503-224-0521 www.elizabethleach.com Boy , oil paintings. Oriana Lewton- Leopold , painter, and tues-sat 10:30am-5:30pm and by appt.

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60 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS VIGNETTES • Nov/Dec/Jan 2013/14 Oregon ALLYN CANTOR LUCINDA PARKER: ALL CLOUDS CHOOSE THE LOFTIEST PEAK TO PILE THEMSELVES Laura Russo Gallery, Portland, Nov 7-30 Lucinda Parker continues to use natural forms as the basis for dynamic abstractions. The well-known Portland painter builds energetic relationships of figure and ground with a signature palette of earth tones contrasted with vibrant yellows and ochres. In this new show, Parker recalls the large volcanic mountains dominating the Northwest’s skylines. With her intersecting shapes, textural brushwork and layering of colour, she shows that the physical attributes of painting remain central in Lucinda Parker her bold canvasses.

BEN BUSWELL Upfor Gallery, Portland, Dec 5-Jan 25 Portland artist Ben Buswell offers a meditation on loss and mourning in his new series We Live Only Through Ourselves . A response to the passing of his grandfather, Buswell’s photographs and sculpture become a vehi - cle for expressing universal reverence for this very human experi - ence. Buswell emphasizes materiality in his work. For him, the accu - mulation of marks and gestures creates seemingly complex systems Ben Buswell and sensations, echoing the emotional complexities of life itself. QUALITY IS CONTAGIOUS: JOHN ECONOMAKI AND BRIDGE CITY TOOL WORKS Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, Aug 16-Feb 8 John Economaki was a highly respected furniture maker until he devel - oped a severe allergy to wood dust, which ended his career in 1983. This skilled studio artist then turned to making elegantly designed, heirloom-quality hand tools for woodworkers. Bridge City Tool Works was born. This retrospective exhibition looks at Economaki’s work of the last 30 years, with products, sketches and tools from the Tools by John Economaki innovative Portland company on view for the first time. MEDITATIONS ON EQUILIBRIUM: WORKS IN GLASS AND PAPER BY ALEX HIRSCH Oregon Jewish Museum, Portland, Oct 9-Jan 5 Sug - gesting an internal life in dialogue with the natural world, Portland artist Alex Hirsch reflects on practices of dance and meditation in creating delicate works on paper and subtle images in glass. The properties of her materials are carefully considered to create a fragile balance in which no component overcomes another. As Hirsch states, “My body of work utters complex tensions between darkness and light, singularity and multiplicity, solemnity and levity.” ROBERT DOZONO: GARBAGE PAINTINGS Blackfish Gallery, Portland, Alex Hirsch Nov 5-30 For roughly 20 years, Portland artist Robert Dozono has been using consumer waste as an energetic contemporary medium to form multi-textural paintings. Within his richly coloured, irregularly shaped canvasses, Dozono organizes a plethora of objects that would otherwise (one hopes) end up in the recycling bin. Plastic lids, ran - dom containers and the odd toothbrush handle form the relief sur - face of these dense and lively compositions which stem from the artist’s deeply felt sense of environmentalism. Robert Dozono

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 61 www.elizabethleach.com Ann Hamilton: a reading ELIZABETH LEACH GALLERY, PORTLAND OR – Nov 2, 2013-Jan 11, 2014 Ann Hamilton is internationally recognized for her large-scale multi-media installations. The artist has a background in textiles and her works often employ tactile materials in environments shaped by central themes of the metaphoric value of language and text as they relate to sound, silence and time. Reflecting a practice of over 20 years, this exhibit includes video, works on paper and sculptural pieces that explore the relationship between the written language and the tangible experience. Many of the pieces invoke the idea that the individual manner in which we read is a subjective act, where tracing through lines of text insinuates the act of drawing. Hamilton is known for the immer - sive qualities of her poetic installations, but here uses elements from these larg - er projects to create prints, video works and objects of sculpture that are often made from deconstructed books that take new forms. The hand is also a Ann Hamilton, (lineament · book/ball) (1994), ball wound from strips of text, book, large symbol in Hamilton’s work: two wood and glass witrine [Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland OR, Nov 2-Jan 11] video pieces show a set of hands wear - ing awkward paper gloves. In follow (2011), the gloved hands repetitively draw in circles. This two-chan - nel continuous loop video is about the moment present in the mark-making of a single line. Also in the show are works from Hamilton’s print series ELOCUTION , which explores silent and aloud reading that become acts of writing and drawing. For this series, which draws words from Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essay “Circles”, Hamilton collaborated with printmaking students. The prints echo with multi - ple individualized impressions and layers of overprinting in rich minimal compositions. Allyn Cantor

10am-8pm, sun 12-5pm. Admission: installation with audio and lights; Dec American artists, created during the past members free, adults $15, seniors 5-Jan 25 Ben Buswell , new work – two years; Jan 18-Mar 23 Whiting Ten - (55+) and students (18+ with ID) $12 embellished photography, sculpture nis: My Side of the Mountain , mid- children (17 and under) free. Thru Jan 5 and installation. career retrospective exhibition of works The Question of Hope: Robert Adams by this Seattle mixed-media artist. in Western Oregon , 70 photographs demonstrating Adams’ reverence for the region’s limited natural resources; SALEM WASHINGTON Thru Jan 12 "Contemporary Northwest Hallie Ford Museum of Art Art Awards 2013", featuring six of the 700 State St 503-370-6855 Northwest’s finest artists, including the www.willamette.edu/hfma/arts prize-winning Seattle-based Trimpin ; tues-sat 10am-5pm sun 1-5pm. Thru BAINBRIDGE Samurai! remarkable objects that illu - Dec 22 Breath of Heaven, Breath of ISLAND minate the life, culture, and pageantry of Earth: Ancient Near Eastern Art from Bainbridge Island the samurai in this exhibit’s only West American Collections , 64 objects that Museum of Art Coast appearance. explore the divine, human and animal 550 Winslow Way 206-842-4451 realms in the art and cultures of the www.biartmuseum.org # Upfor Gallery ancient Near East; David Roberts: Trav - daily 10am-6pm. Thru Jan 5 Gayle 929 NW Flanders St 503-227-5111 els in the Holy Land , a selection of Bard: A Singular Vision ; Selections www.upforgallery.com hand-coloured lithographs by this 19th from the Permanent Art Collection ; tues-sat 11am-6pm. Nov 7-30 MSHR C. Scottish artist and traveller; Nov 9-Feb Richard Jesse Watson: Inner Zoo, Out - (Birch Cooper and Brenna Murphy) , 2 Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts er Orbit ; Artist’s Books: Chapter Two ; "Liquid Hand", interactive sculptural Biennial , prints by contemporary Native Heikki Seppa, Master Metalsmith .

62 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS BELLEVuE LA CONNER Bellevue Arts Museum Museum of Northwest Art 510 Bellevue Way NE 425-519-0770 121 S First St 360-466-4446 www.bellevuearts.org www.museumofnwart.org tues-sun 11am-5pm, free first fri 11am- Galleries and Museum Store: sun-mon 8pm. Nov 21-Feb 16 A World of Paper, 12-5pm tues-sat 10am-5pm. Admis - A World of Fashion: Isabelle de Borch - sion: $8 adults, $5 seniors, $3 stu - grave Meets Mariano Fortuny , Belgian dents, members and youth under 12 artist de Borchgrave takes inspiration free. Thru Jan 5 Ric Gendron: Rattle - from the Venetian designs of Spanish- bone , more than 30 years of vibrant born couturier Mariano Fortuny, with an and lyrical paintings and prints by opulent collection of paper dresses, Spokane artist Gendron; Geology from accessories, and interiors; Thru Jan 19 the Permanent Collection , multidisci - Telling Tales: Narrative Works by Nate plinary exhibit pairing science and art Steigenga, Cappy Thompson, and with the Northwest’s geological find - Anna Torma , working within the ings and the collection’s palette. boundaries of their chosen media – col - lage for Steigenga, fibre for Torma, and glass for Thompson – each artist strives to convey conversation or dialogue mate; OLD CITY HALL Opens Dec 18 Big PORT ANGELES through visual components; Jan 30-Apr Cameras, Big Trees: Darius Kinsey at Port Angeles Fine Arts Center 27 Crafting a Continuum: Rethinking Large in the Woods ; Ongoing Treas - 1203 E Lauridsen Blvd 360-457-3532 the Contemporary Craft Field , over 60 ures From the Trunk: The Story of J.J. www.pafac.org examples of works in wood, ceramic Donovan documents the life of the man thurs-sun 10am-4pm, Webster's and fibre provide an international per - who helped build Bellingham; Photo Woods Art Park: open all daylight spective on the innovations in craft over Archives Sampler, Clock and Watch hours. Admission is free. Nov 14-Jan the past half century; Thru Jan 31 Rick Collection and Antique Toys . 10 Art Convergence , juried exhibition Araluce: The Minutes, the Hours, the of paintings and sculptures; Ongoing Days , conjuring stories with meticu - Art Outside , new installations – 14th lously constructed miniature environ - season of the enchanting WEBSTER ’S ments and trompe l’oeil scenes that EVERETT WOODS ART PARK , one of the most dis - reveal solitary moments in time. Schack Art Center tinctive outdoor art experiences in 2921 Hoyt Ave 425-259-5050 the Northwest, more than 100 works www.schack.org on five acres with many woodland mon-fri 10am-6pm sat 10am-5pm sun trails. BELLINGHAM 12-5pm. Thru Nov 8 A Glass Canvas , Western Gallery works by the 2012 Pilchuck Emerging Fine Arts Complex, WWU Artists in Residence program in part - 333 32nd St, AC 114 360-650-3963 nership with Pilchuck Glass School, SEATTLE www.westerngallery.wwu.edu curated by Traver Gallery; Nov 21-Dec # Artforte Gallery mon-fri 10am-4pm wed 10am-8pm 27 Holiday Show: NW Pastel Society , 307 Occidental Ave S sat 12-4pm. Thru Nov 22 Looking juried members' exhibition, also show - 206-748-0187 www.artforte.com Back – Photography in the Seven - ing glass and pottery by regional tues-sat 11am-5:30pm sun-mon 12- ties ; Jan 7-Feb 14 David Maisel , artists; Jan 9-Feb 6 Pets on Parade IV , 5pm. Contact the gallery for exhiib - "Black Maps: American Landscape multi-media exhibition is a playful trib - tion information. and the Apocalyptic Sublime", envi - ute to pets through the eyes of the ronmental photographs. artists who love them. # Billy King 1208 1st Ave, 2nd Floor Alley Entrance Whatcom Museum 206-905-9363 206-340-8881 Old City Hall, 121 Prospect St www.billyking.com Lightcatcher Building, 250 Flora St FRIDAY HARBOR by appt. Thru Dec Billy King Holiday 360-778-8930 WaterWorks Gallery Show , check the website for exact time www.whatcommuseum.org 315 Argyle St 360-378-3060 and listing. Lightcatcher: wed-sun 12-5-pm thur www.waterworksgallery.com 12-8pm sat 10am-5pm; Old City Hall: tues-sun 10am-5pm. Nov 30-Dec 31 Canlis Glass thurs-sun 12-5pm. LIGHTCATCHER BUILD - The Annual Holiday Show , artisan jew - 329-3131 Western Ave 206-282-4428 ING Ongoing Vanishing Ice: Alpine and ellery in silver, glass and beads from www.canlisglass.com Polar Landscapes in Art, 1775-2012 , small Northwest workshops, worked tues-fri 12-6pm sat 10am-2pm and by culture and climate meet in pieces from glass holiday ornaments and new art - appt. Nestled in the Northwest Work the National Gallery and a companion works by gallery group; Jan 1-Apr 15 Lofts, this 3,000 sq ft independent exhibit on Washington's changing cli - open by appt only Gallery winter break. showroom and studio is dedicated to the

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 63 www.seattleartmuseum.org Peru: Kingdoms of the Sun and Moon SEATTLE ART MUSEUM, SEATTLE WA – Oct 17, 2013-Jan 5 , 2014 This extensive survey of Peruvian art is made up of pieces spanning 3,000 years of cultural history. From ancient relics to the era of modern art, the thematically organized exhibit includes artwork and artifacts from early civilizations that pre- date the Incas through the time of Spanish conquest and the influence of Christianity, and into the last two centuries of artistic independence and the re-emergence of a native aesthetic. Pre-Columbian and Incan examples of masterfully crafted objects and ornamentation in gold, silver and alloys, as well as masks, textiles, ceramics and ritual objects, showcase the artistry of some of the world’s first sophisticated civiliza - tions. Several of these treasures I N O

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glass artwork of J.P. Canlis . Currently tions: Catalog #86 Preview", works by ics; Wood Engravers Invitational, Con - exhibiting Canlis' popular Ocean Studies new printmakers including British artist tinued ; Historical Wood Engravings, series, complemented by his large-scale Bronwen Sleigh , Canadian artist Mariko Continued . Wheat and Bamboo installations. Ando and Dutch artist Annemarie Petri ; Dec 5-24 (Dec 6-24 by appt) Mary Iver - # Foster/White Gallery # Davidson Galleries son and Dane Youngren , continuation of 220 3rd Ave S, Pioneer Square 313 Occidental Ave S, Pioneer Square "Sunk" by Iverson, paired with Dane 206-622-2833 www.fosterwhite.com 206-624-7684 Youn gren's large-scale ceramic Railroad tues-sat 10am-6pm. Nov 7-30 Guy www.davidsongalleries.com Trestle . Youngren’s work is a mixture of Laramée , "Islands", landscapes are tues-sat 10am-5:30pm. Nov 8-30 Mary nostalgia and melancholy and employs sculpted out of hardcover literature, Iverson , "Sunk", two series of works that the everyday structures serving trans - with elaborate details of nature carved investigate the clash between globaliza - portation and industry; The Contem - into the pages; Andre Petterson , tion and the environment: oil paintings porary Print Department , "Wood "Impressions of Africa", works that depict container ships as they collide Engravers Invitational", works by national combine photographic and painting with park scenes in surreal, post- apoc - and international artists, and prints in a media; Dec 5-24 Tony Angell , "Spirit alyptic scenarios; mixed-media paint - variety of subjects and prices; The Companions: New Work in Stone and ings explore the rising sea levels in cities Antique Print Department , "Historical Bronze", sculptures that explore the around the world; Peggy Bacon (Ameri - Wood Engravings"; Jan 2-Feb 1 Patti less revealed, intangible elements of can 1895-1987), American Human - Warashina , recent and past ceramic the animal spirit. ist and Social Commentator , printmaker, works from the artist's personal collec - writer and book illustrator exaggerates tion – ceramics with a healthy dash of Francine Seders Gallery the proportions and shapes of the frank and biting humour to highly 6701 Greenwood Ave N human form for expressive and bitingly informed themes of the human condi - 206-782-0355 www.sedersgallery.com humorous effect; MEZZANINE "Introduc - tion, feminism, political and social top - tues-sat 11am-5pm and by appt. Nov

64 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS 8-30 MAIN GALLERY Jacqueline Bar - nett, Elizabeth Sandvig and Marita Dingus ; UPSTAIRS Laura Thorne , new paintings; Dec 6-24 MAIN GALLERY Norman Lundin; Dale Lindman ; UPSTAIRS Diann Knezovich . # Frye Art Museum 704 Terry Ave 206-622-9250 www.fryemuseum.org tues-sun 11am-5pm thurs 11am- 7pm. Admission is free. Nov 2-Feb 2 Franz von Stuck , monographic exhi - bition showcasing graphic and archi - tectural design, photography and spectacular canvases that generated both praise and controversy among American critics of his day, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of his birth and the 120th anniversary of his American debut; Thru Sep 21, 2014 Frye Salon , a restaging of the Founding Collection as it was installed in the home gallery of Charles and Emma Frye, activated by a series of episodes. # G. Gibson Gallery 300 S Washington St 206-587-4033 www.ggibsongallery.com wed-sat 11am-5pm and tues by appt. Thru Nov 23 Lori Nix , "The City", new diorama photographs; Nov 29-Jan 11 collaborating as a group develops Special Collections; The Photographs Eirik Johnson , "Barrow Cabins", pho - essential qualities of empathy with fel - of Ray K. Metzker , retrospective of tographs; Mark Thompson , new low artists and the diverse set of mate - more than five decades of work; David drawings; Jan 24-Mar 1 Cable Grif - rials they are exploring; BACK GALLERY Hartt: Stray Light , installation – a film fith , new paintings and drawings. Kevin Marshall , "Illusion", works projected in a room carpeted in the resulting from a digital process that style of the film’s subject, the offices of # Gallery 110 depict space, surface and light as a the Johnson Publishing Company in 110 3rd Ave S 206-624-9336 foundation to consciousness. Chicago, publisher of the iconic and www.gallery110.com influential African-American maga - wed-sat 12-5pm. Nov 7-30 IN THE Greg Kucera Gallery zines Jet and Ebony, juxtaposed with FRONT GALLERY Sean Fansler , "Heroes 212 3rd Ave S 206-624-0770 interior photographs of the firm’s Return" , recent works combining the www.gregkucera.com office spaces; Thru Jan 26 Jason language of landscape and figurative tues-sat 10:30am-5:30pm. Thru Nov Dodge , “What we have done”, ongo - painting of any of the five Pacific 16 Deborah Butterfield , sculpture; ing exploration of matter, imagination, salmon species after they return to Nov 21-Dec 21 Miles Cleveland Good - space and time; Thru Feb 9 Haegue their natal streams; BACK GALLERY Nan - win , "Montebella Road", paintings. Yang , “Anachronistic Layers of Dis - cy Coleman and Monika Dalkin , persion”, site-specific towers con - "Pushing Wax", multiple approaches to # Henry Art Gallery structed with venetian blinds, creating making art using wax, including University of Washington transparent volumes in configurations sculpted, textured, assembled, pig - 206-543-2280 www.henryart.org that articulate the space and invite mented and natural, painted-on and wed 11am-4pm thurs-fri 11am-9pm viewer participation. dipped, exploring unusual uses of wax sat & sun 11am-4pm. Admission: as an art form and concept; Dec 5-28 adults $10, seniors $6, members, # Linda Hodges Gallery FRONT AND BACK GALLERIES White , children under 13, UW students, fac - 316 1st Ave S 206-624-3034 gallery artists showcase the meaning, ulty, staff, high school and college stu - www.lindahodgesgallery.com metaphors and aesthetic of 'white', dents with ID free, thurs 11am-8pm tues-sat 10:30am-5pm and by appt. using a variety of media to explore the free. Thru Jan 5 Camera Nipponica: Thru Nov 30 Gaylen Hansen , new essence of white through emotional, Photographs from Japan, 1880- paintings and drawings; Dec 5-28 Sub - cultural and seasonal implications; Jan 1930 , culled primarily from the Hen - urbia: Dream or Nightmare? group 2-25 FRONT GALLERY Collective Group ry’s permanent collections, as well as show; Jan 2-Feb 1 Heidi Oberheide and Exhibition , works by gallery artists – University of Washington Libraries, Peter Gross , new paintings.

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Wed. Dec 11, 2013 Art History Lecture Series: Something Rich and Strange: Conserving Pollock’s r. R k D 7-8:30 pm aiTRENCH ar Sea Change – Chief Conservator Nicholas Dorman will describe the preserva - Nlw Cl ay Burrard Inlet S t Plestcheef Auditorium tion history and the recent treatment of this pivotal painting in SAM’s modern r t e S NFnIREHALL $5 members collection. You will learn how Jackson Pollock painted Sea Change and how the v aAi RTS CENTRE DOWNTOWN u P M o N o t $9 non-members c A w S new study and conservation affects our understanding of his technique. VANCOUVER n l e CHOBOTERe l ia a x l b V a S N t GALLERYm SPIRIT n Nt u th d S GACHETl N r WRESTLER e l o o t r l C UNIT/PITT Seattle Art Museum • 1300 First Ave, Seattle, WA • seattlemuseum.org • 206-625-8900 a N S S r t r PROJECTS S t NtARTSPEAKa o . t o C e CANADA s b CENTRE A v u W b CHINESE N PLACE B 221A A aINUIT A N a t CULTURAL e N er d S G CENTRE h S r t A t N N 3 COASTAL PEOPLES#2 S

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a y VIGNETTES • Nov/Dec/Jan 2013/14 Washington ALLYN CANTOR LORI NIX: THE CITY G. Gibson Gallery, Seattle, Oct 18-Nov 23 New York photographer Lori Nix arrives at her dramatic imagery through meticulously built dioramas of her subjects, like a miniature movie set that takes the artist several months to construct for each photo. In Lori Nix this series, we see abandoned interiors of recognizable urban places – a shoe store, a hair salon and even the Natural History Museum in New York. The dense theatrical images portray a post-human era with details so intense that the line between truth and illusion becomes uncomfortably beautiful. SHIMMERING TREE: A PROJECTION BY JENNIFER STEINKAMP Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, Nov 9-Jan 26 Jennifer Steinkamp is a Los Angeles-based installation artist who uses digital projections to trans - form architectural spaces. She renders captivating and beautifully detailed imagery with a computer. Her recent work portrays the magnitude and power of nature through a synthetic experience, in Jennifer Steinkamp this case, a single large-scale tree undergoing a year-long cycle in 11 minutes. These living changes are a nod to her mentor, Mike Kelley, who died in 2012 but has left an instrumental mark on the art world.

GAYLEN HANSEN Linda Hodges Gallery, Seattle, Oct 3-Nov 30 Dogs, birds, fish, horses and an iconic cowboy figure – usually referred to as Kernal – are some of the signature elements that continue to popu - late Gaylen Hansen’s expressive paintings. This distinguished Wash - ington artist, now in his 90s, developed a distinct sense of allegory that has run throughout his lengthy career. Witty folk-art symbols and characters are rendered in a vigorous dream world of colourful Gaylen Hansen compositions and powerful loose brushwork.

MARY IVERSON: SUNK Davidson Galleries, Seattle, Nov 8-30 Mary Iverson’s work portrays the collision between environmental con - cerns and rapid globalization. This new exhibit features paintings based on Yosemite National Park, as well as pieces that depict an imagined effect of rising sea levels in cities around the world. Iverson overlays luminous, panoramic scenery with grid-like arrangements of thin lines and simplified shipping container forms. This visual juxta - position is both stunning and jarring, pointing to the contradictions of our industrial ways. JASON DODGE: WHAT WE HAVE DONE Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, Oct 19-Jan 26 Exploring the poetic potential of blank space, Berlin- Mary Iverson based artist Jason Dodge uses an empty gallery as his blank canvas. His minimal, object-based sculptures come with anecdotes that serve as titles, contextualizing the spare arrangements of simple materials. Ultimately, the viewer is meant to conjure personal associations among objects, text and physical space to define the experience. This first comprehensive exhibit by Dodge in North America includes recent and new work and a publication on the project.

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www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 67 www.bellevuearts.org A World of Paper, A World of Fashion: Isabelle de Borchgrave Meets Mariano Fortuny BELLEVUE ARTS MUSEUM, BELLEVUE WA – Nov 21, 2013-Feb 16, 2014 Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave has been producing collections of costumes and fashion-inspired garments made entirely of paper for over 15 years of her 40-year career. In this work, the acclaimed artist references centuries of fashion history influences, from Queen Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel. This exhibit focuses exclusively on one of de Borchgrave’s col - N O

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# Lisa Harris Gallery Three Photographers: Ellen Garvens, SAM members free. Olympic Sculpture 1922 Pike Place 206-443-3315 Caroline Kapp, and Graham Shutt ; Park (2901 Western Ave) hours: open www.lisaharrisgallery.com Dec 7-Jan 11 Annual Figurative Invi - daily, opens 30 minutes before sunrise, mon-sat 10:30am-5:30pm sun 11am- tational , works by gallery artists and closes 30 minutes after sunset. Free to 4pm. Nov 7-Dec 2 Richard Morhous , invited guests. the public. Nov 16-Feb 16 Robert "Making Marks", new body of work that Davidson: Abstract Impulse , 45 paint - reflects both cityscapes and landscapes # Seattle Art Museum ings, sculptures and prints created with scenes of New York City, San Fran - 1300 First Ave 206-654-3100 since 2005, and key earlier images cisco, Seattle and the Oregon coast; www.seattleartmuseum.org showing his evolution toward an ele - Dec 5-30 Lois Silver , "Vignettes", SAM hours: wed-sun 10am-5pm, mental language of form; Thru Dec 1 In intensely coloured oil paintings that thurs & fri 10am-9pm. Suggested a Silent Way , works that quietly reflect evoke a unique sense of mood and admission: adults $15, seniors (62 and on African-American identities and his - encourage viewers to supply a narrative over) and military (with ID) $12, stu - tories, from the permanent collection; based on their personal experiences. dents $9, children 12 & under free, Thru Dec 8 Going for Gold , featuring French brocades, Imperial Chinese T

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68 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS Exhibition Catalogues of Interest LANCE AUSTIN OLSEN: IMAGES FROM SOUND documents this Victoria artist’s recent, expressively worked abstractions, including his mixed-media paintings on paper, his tea and ink drawings and his drypoint and chine-collé prints. Delightful - ly subtitled “The Garden of Cellular Indecision,” this catalogue describes the artist’s post-war training in England, move to Canada and breakthough use of a contact microphone taped to a copper plate to engrave sounds during electro- acoustic performances with Jamie Drouin. Also included are short essays by Philip Willey, Christine Clark and Debora Alanna. Softcover, 93 pages, $19 CAD. Available at Polychrome Fine Art, 250-382-2787.

KEITH LANGERGRABER: THEATRE OF THE EXPLODING SUN accompanies the exhibition of the same name, on view at the Kelowna Art Gallery to December 29. Both show and publication (created in partnership with the Southern Alberta Art Gallery) focus on a multi-faceted project by Vancouver-based Langergraber, involving a film trilogy and related sculptures, drawings and photographs. In a sci - ence fiction scenario, the protagonist (played by the artist) is transported through space and time to various significant sites in the U.S. and Canada. Iconic earth art, spectacular natural formations and other cultural and scientific references abound, asking us to consider collective memory and human myth-making. The catalogue includes contributions by Ryan Doherty, Peter Morin, Charlotte Townsend-Gault, Liz Wylie and the artist himself. Softcover, 104 pages, $15 CAD. Available at the Kelowna Art Gallery, 250-762-2226, and the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, 403-327-8770.

JAMIE ISENSTEIN: WILL RETURN was published by the Douglas F. Cooley Memo - rial Gallery to accompany Isenstein’s recent mid-career survey. This monograph includes full-colour illustrations of works in the exhibition, complemented with texts by Stephanie Snyder, Graham M. Jones and David Velasco as well as an insightful conversation between Snyder and Isenstein. Designed by Heather Watkins, the attractive book has a sewn binding, heavyweight dust jacket and die- cut keyhole cover. Softcover, 130 pages, $40 USD, Available at the Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery, PICA, and Reed College Bookstore, Portland, OR, 503-777-7287.

LORI NIX: THE CITY is a handsome monograph featuring a striking body of work by the New York photographer. In this series, Nix is imagining a post-apocalyptic city in great detail. Her images are meticulously constructed as dioramas before being photographed. The book, written by art critic Barbara Pollack, includes full- page colour plates of the collection, and several detailed shots revealing how poignant, surreal and fascinatingly crafted Nix’s imagery is. Hardcover, 76 pages, $60 USD, Available at G. Gibson Gallery, Seattle, WA, 206-587-4033.

CREATING THE NEW NORTHWEST: SELECTIONS FROM THE HERB AND LUCY PRUZAN COLLECTION published in conjunction with the recent Tacoma Art Museum exhibition, traces the rapid evolution of regional art since 1958. With essays by curator Rock Hushka and art critic Matthew Kangas, the book contains 90 colour plates and supporting illustrations representing the broad range of styles in painting, sculpture, glass and ceramic by many well-known artists whose work the Pruzans collected. Hardcover, 96 pages, $29.95 USD, Available at Tacoma Art Museum Store, Tacoma, WA, 253-272-4258, ext. 7.

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 69 fryemuseum.org Franz von Stuck FRYE ART MUSEUM, SEATTLE, WA – Nov 2, 2013 – Feb 2 , 2014 German Symbolist painter Franz von Stuck (1863-1928) was one of the founding members of the Munich Secession, a vanguard movement that evolved from avant-garde schools of thought. This discerning group organized international exhi - bitions that highlighted individualism, laying a foundation for many later Modernist developments. In his day, Stuck (later ennobled Franz Ritter von Stuck) was an acclaimed painter who often por - trayed dark mythological subjects in scenes with a heightened sense of emotion. His dra - matic compositions frequently featured strong tension between darks and lights, often using solitary figures expressively rendered with high chromatic contrast. Stuck’s most famous painting, Die Sünde (The Sin) , was first shown at the Secessionist Exhibition of 1893 and then at the Third Annual Exhibition at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg in 1898. The iconic work, seductive and haunting, was controversial at the time A I R A G L

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who has been producing work for less # Seattle Asian Art Museum # Shift Studio than 10 years; Thru Jan 5 Peru: King - 1400 E Prospect St, Volunteer Park 312 S Washington St, Tashiro Kaplan doms of the Sun and Moon , rarely 206-654-3100 Bldg [email protected] seen sculptures, metalwork, paintings www.seattleartmuseum.org www.shiftgalleryseattle.org and textiles spanning 3,000 years, wed-sun 10am-5pm thurs 10am- fri & sat 12-5pm or by appt. Nov 7-28 including superb works of the Mochi - 9pm. Suggested admission: adults Cynthia Hibbard , "Off Walls", etch - ca, Chimu and Inca cultures, and paint - $7, seniors (62 and over), students ings, drawings, prints and paintings ings and sculptures from the Colonial and military $5, children 12 & under of images derived from ancient, tex - and viceroyal eras; Thru Jan 19 free, SAM members free. First Thurs tured and layered walls discovered on William Cordova , "machu picchu after free admission. First Fri seniors free. recent travels to Spain, Morocco, Italy dark (pa' victoria santa cruz, macario First Sat families free. Thru Apr 13 A and Mexico; Kamla Kakaria , "Strange sakay y aaron.dixon) 2003-2014", Fuller View of China, Korea and Flower"; Dec 5-28 Pam Galvani and installation with 200 1970-1980s-era Japan celebrates the 80th anniver - Lee Withington ; Jan 2-Feb 2 Here speakers stacked to suggest the iconic sary of SAM's founding by Dr. and There: Art from Gallery 25, Fres - pre-Columbian monolith of Machu Richard Fuller, showcasing works no, CA , art exchange between artists Picchu and to evoke the memory of that Dr. Fuller personally collected, of Shift Gallery and Gallery 25; OFFSITE discarded speaker boxes that littered and art from his family, friends and WASHINGTON STATE CONVENTION CENTER , the streets of Miami when he arrived more recent donors; Thru Jun 29, LEVEL 2 N ORTH GALLERIA , 800 C ONVEN - from Peru at the age of six; Ongoing 2014 Hometown Boy: Liu Xiaodong TION PLACE Thru Jan 8 Palimpsests II , Doug Aitken , "Mirror Mirror", installa - masterfully captures the details of layers of textual mark-making, tion for the facade of SAM, an urban daily life in a typical Chinese town; process and materiality by Shift earthwork that changes in real time in Inked: Wan Qingli features biting pic - artists. The exhibition pulls together response to the movements and life torial commentaries on contempo - individual expressions of tracing around it. rary Chinese life and society. time, meaning and place into art.

70 PREVIEW I NOVEMBER/DECEMBER/JANUARY 2013-14 # OPEN LATE ON FIRST THURSDAYS Exhibition Catalogues of Interest KIMSOOJA UNFOLDING is the gorgeously illustrated catalogue to this Korean- born, New York-based artist’s 30-year retrospective exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery (on until January 26). Although she has produced mesmerizing per - formance videos, mixed-media installations, sound-inflected sculpture, and photographs, Kimsooja is most identified with her fabric art, much of it based on the Korean tradition of bottari (which uses brightly coloured bed covers to wrap and transport clothing and other household items). Includes four guest essays and an interview between Kimsooja and VAG chief curator Daina Augaitis. Hardcover, 184 pages, $48 CAD. Co-published by the Vancouver Art Gallery and Hatje Cantz Verlag and available through the Vancouver Art Gallery store, 604-662-4706.

INDIAN CANDY: DANA CLAXTON was published in conjunction with the Win - sor Gallery exhibition of the same name (which closed November 2). Claxton, whose family background is Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux, uses paradoxically beauti - ful strategies to seduce viewers into considering her hard-hitting content. Here, she examines stereotypes of “the Indian,” mostly in the context of “the Wild West,” by altering the appearance of archival documents and historical photo - graphs in visually gorgeous ways. Softcover, 48 pages, $25 CAD. Available at Winsor Gallery, 604-681-4870.

ISABELLE PAUWELS is the major monograph that evolved out of this Vancouver artist’s 2010 Presentation House Gallery exhibition, B and E . Pauwels’ wholly original art seeks to “make sense of mediated reality” while confusing and dis - rupting it. Her idiosyncratic practice ranges across digital collages, video instal - lations, performance works, sculpture, architectural interventions and audio pieces, yet – as curator Helga Pakasaar writes in this book, Pauwels’ primary medium is language. Contributions by Juan A. Gaitán, Paul Kajander and Pauwels herself – and an excerpt from Samuel Beckett’s Molloy . Hardcover, 131 pages, $35 CAD. Available at Presentation House Gallery, 604-986-1351.

NET-ETH: GOING OUT OF THE DARKNESS documents the multi-venue exhibi - tion of the same name. Timed to coincide with the Vancouver visit by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, the show asked a number of First Nations artists to reflect on the residential school experience. The resulting works testify to the trauma experienced by survivors and their descendants. Some of the art, such as Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun’s mixed-media installation Residential School Dirty Laundry , make explicit references to sexual abuse. Others, such as Tania Willard’s suite of digital prints based on First Nations hockey images, pro - pose “spaces at residential schools where children could escape the onslaught of oppression and could celebrate and be strong.” Softcover, 96 pages, $25 CAD. Available at Malaspina Printmakers Gallery, 604-688-1724 or [email protected].

ANDREW GRASSIE is the companion publication of this artist’s solo exhibition at the Rennie Collection at Wing Sang in Vancouver. The Edinburgh-born and Lon - don-based Grassie is internationally known for his small photo-realist paintings in egg tempera, often depicting exhibitions of work by other artists, historic and contemporary. Invited to visit the Rennie Collection, Grassie responded with a series of astonishing paintings of artworks and exhibitions that pose probing questions about agency and originality. Hardcover, 72 pages, $25 CAD. Available online at Amazon.com and in Vancouver at Read Books, 604-630-7411.

www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 71 SPAC Gallery of the 210-foot-long reflecting pool Seattle Pacific University and rising from water level to 15 feet 3 W Cremona 206-281-2079 TACOMA in height; Cappy Thompson , "Gath er - www.spu.edu/spac gallery Museum of Glass ing the Light", installation of mon-fri 9am-5pm. Thru Dec 3 Lia 1801 Dock St 253-284-4750 reverse-painted story of MOG on Chavez, Ariana Page Russell, Maggie www.museumofglass.org glass in the grisaille technique; Dante Carson Romano, Zack Bent and Kent wed-sat 10am-5pm sun 12-5pm 3rd Marioni , "Vessel Display 2010", blown Anderson Butler , "Hide and Seek: Pho - thurs 10am-8pm. Admission: free for and hot-sculpted glass. tography and the Body", photographic members, $12 adults, $10 seniors works exploring issues of vulnerability, (62+), military and students (13+), Tacoma Art Museum shame, celebration and pride as they $10 groups of 10+, $5 children 6-12 1701 Pacific Ave 253-272-4258 pertain to the human form. (under 6 are free), free every 3rd www.TacomaArtMuseum.org thurs from 5-8pm. Nov 9-Sep 1 "CAU - wed-sun 10am-5pm, 3rd thurs 10am- TION! Fragile. Irish Glass: Tradition in 8pm, free on 3rd thurs from 5-8pm. Transition", Waterford Crystal master Admission: members free, adults $10, SPOKANE craftsmen Fred Curtis, Eamonn Hart - students/military/seniors (65+) $8, Northwest Museum ley and Greg Sullivan , collaborating family $25 (2 adults + up to 4 children of Arts & Culture with glass artist Róisín de Buitléar , under 18), children 5 and under free. 2316 W First Ave 509-456-3931 using Irish brilliant cutting and Nov 2-Apr 20 Optic Nerve , artworks www.northwestmuseum.org engraving as a vehicle for contempo - that explore ideas about visual and Museum: wed-sun 10am-5pm, first fri rary interpretation; Thru Jan 12 "An spatial observations, encounter pul - 5-8pm by donation. Admission: adults Experiment in Design Production: The sating patterns, eye-dazzling colours, $7, seniors/students $5, kids 5 and Enduring Birds of iittala", a unique line and disorienting forms and try a whole under and MAC members no charge. of birds designed by Oiva Toikka ; new way of seeing; Nov 9-Jan 26 Campbell House Tours: included in Thru Jan 26 Links: Australian Glass Shimmering Tree: A Projection by admission price. Thru Jan 12 SPOMA: and the Pacific Northwest , work of Jennifer Steinkamp , vividly seductive Spokane Modern Architecture 1948- 21 Australian and five American con - digital artwork about the inevitability 1973 , highlighting the 25 years when temporary glass artists; Thru Sep 1, of change from digital media pioneer this region saw an unrivalled burst of 2014 Irish Cylinders by Dale Chihuly Steinkamp; Thru Jan 12 Sitting for architectural creativity; Lasting Her - and Seaver Leslie with glass draw - History , portraits that explain itage , the most expansive American ings by Flora C. Mace , created in ways in which we create public iden - Indian installation to date at the MAC; 1975 at the Rhode Island School of tities and how those methods have Thru Dec 31, 2016 Inland Northwest Design, inspired by James Joyce’s changed over time; Jan 25-Apr 20 Narrative: Crossroads and Conflu - masterpiece, Ulysses , from the George Agnes Martin: The New York-Taos ence , introduction to the Inland R. Stroemple Collection; Ongoing Connection (1947–1957) , rarely Northwest experience from past to MAIN PLAZA REFLECTING POOL Martin exhibited early works by Martin, one present with selected museum collec - Blank: Fluent Steps , monumental of the pre-eminent painters of the late tion images. glass sculpture spanning the length 20th C.

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221A 38 Cannon Beach Gallery Group 58 Esplanade Art Gallery 19 Alberta Craft Council Gallery 14 Caroun Art Gallery 29 The Fazakas Gallery 44 Alberta Printmakers’ Society and Artist Proof Catriona Jeffries Gallery 40 Federation Gallery 44 Gallery (A/P) 8 Centre A 40 Ferry Building Gallery 57 Alcheringa Gallery 53 Chali-Rosso Art Gallery 40 Firehall Arts Centre Gallery 44 Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art 27 Charles A. Hartman 59 The Fort Gallery 27 Amelia Douglas Gallery, Douglas College 28 Charles H. Scott Gallery 40 Foster/White Gallery 64 Arnold Mikelson Mind & Matter 38 Chilliwack Museum 24 The Foyer Gallery, Squamish Public Art Beatus 38 Chilliwack Visual Artists Association 24 Library 35 The Art Emporium 38 Chinese Cultural Centre Museum and Framagraphic Framing Gallery 44 Art Gallery at Evergreen Cultural Centre 25 Archives 40 Framed on Fifth 9 Art Gallery of Alberta 16 Choboter Fine Art 40 Francine Seders Gallery 64 Art Gallery of Calgary 8 Circle Craft Gallery 40 Frye Art Museum 65 Art Gallery of Greater Victoria 54 CityScape Community Art Space, North G. Gibson Gallery 65 Art Gallery of St. Albert 19 Vancouver Community Arts Council 29 Gallery 2, Grand Forks and District The Art Gym at Marylhurst University 59 CKG /Christine Klassen Gallery 9 Art and Heritage Centre 27 art.site lab 35 Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery 40 Gallery 110 65 ARTE funktional 28 The Collectors’ Gallery 9 Gallery at the Mac 55 Artemis Gallery 29 Comox Valley Art Gallery 25 Gallery Gachet 44 Artforte Gallery 63 Contemporary Art Gallery 40 Gallery in the Oak Bay Village 55 Art Works Gallery 38 Craft Council of BC 40 Gallery Jones 44 Arts Council Gallery of New Westminster 28 CSA Space 40 Gallery Odin 35 Arts Off Main 38 The Cultch 40 Gallery of BC Ceramics 44 Artspeak 38 Daffodil Gallery 18 Geert Maas Sculpture Gardens & Gallery 28 ArtStarts Gallery 39 Dales Gallery 54 Glenbow Museum 10 Ashpa Naira Gallery 53 David Tycho Fine Art 40 Goldmoss Gallery 35 Audain Gallery 39 Davidson Galleries 64 Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art 29 Avenue Gallery 54 Deer Lake Gallery 21 The Graffiti Co. Art Studio/Gallery 30 Bainbridge Island Museum of Art 62 Deluge Contemporary Art 55 Granville Fine Art 45 Bau-Xi Gallery 39 Desert Eagle Fine Art 8 Greg Kucera Gallery 65 Barbara Boldt Original Art Studio 27 Design by Brown The Gallery 9 grunt gallery 45 Beaty Biodiversity Museum 39 Diana Paul Galleries 9 Hallie Ford Museum of Art 62 Bellevue Arts Museum 63 Doctor Vigari Gallery 42 Havana Gallery 45 Bill Reid Gallery 39 Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery 59 Heffel Fine Art Auction House 45 Billy King 63 Douglas Reynolds Gallery 42 Henry Art Gallery 65 Blackfish Gallery 59 Douglas Udell Gallery, Edmonton 18 Herringer Kiss Gallery 10 Bluerock Gallery 8 Douglas Udell Gallery, Vancouver 42 hfa contemporary 45 Britannia Art Gallery 39 Dundarave Print Workshop and Gallery 42 Hot Art Wet City Gallery 45 Buckland Southerst Gallery 57 DRAW Gallery 31 Howe Street Gallery 45 Bugera Matheson Gallery 16 Eagle Spirit Gallery 44 Ian Tan Gallery 45 Burnaby Art Gallery 20 Elissa Cristall Gallery 44 Initial Gallery 45 Burnaby Arts Council (see Deer Lake) 22 Elizabeth Leach Gallery 59 Inuit Gallery of Vancouver 45 CAFCA: Café for Contemporary Art 29 Emily Carr Alumni Gallery 44 Jarvis Hall Fine Art 10 Campbell River Art Gallery 21 English Bay Gallery 44 Jennifer Kostuik Gallery 46 Canlis Glass 63 Equinox Gallery 44 Jeunesse Gallery of Fine Arts 46 Cannon Beach Gallery 58 Esker Foundation 9 Kafka’s Coffee & Tea 46 www.preview-art.com PREVIEW 75 Alpha listing of galleries in this issue

Kamloops Art Gallery 27 Or Gallery 49 SPACE emmarts 30 Kariton Art Gallery & Boutique 20 Oregon Jewish Museum 60 Spirit Wrestler Gallery 50 Katherine McLean Studio 46 Osoyoos Art Gallery 30 Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre 57 Kelowna Art Gallery 28 Oxygen Art Centre 28 Station House Gallery 58 Kimoto Gallery 46 Pacific Wave Glass Art (formerly Pacific Stride Art Gallery Association 12 Kootenay Gallery 24 Home and Art Centre) 49 Sun Spirit Gallery 57 Kozai Modern 47 Paul Kuhn Gallery 12 Sunshine Coast Arts Council, Doris Kwantlen Art Gallery 38 Pendulum Gallery 49 Crowston Gallery 35 Landing Gallery Artists’ Co-op 35 Peninsula Gallery 34 Surrey Art Gallery 38 Langham Cultural Centre Gallery 27 Penticton Art Gallery 31 Tacoma Art Museum 72 Lattimer Gallery 47 Petley Jones Gallery 49 Teck Gallery 50 Laura Russo Gallery 60 Place des Arts 25 Toni Onley Estate 51 Legacy Art Gallery Downtown 55 Platform Gallery 68 Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art Legacy Maltwood at the McPherson Polychrome Fine Art 56 and History 28 Library 55 Port Angeles Fine Arts Center 63 Trench Contemporary Art 51 Leighdon Studio Gallery 47 Port Moody Arts Centre 31 TrépanierBaer 14 Lil Chrzan (Visual Space Gallery) 53 Portland Art Museum 60 Tsawwassen Longhouse Gallery 38 Linda Hodges Gallery 65 Presentation House Gallery 30 Two Rivers Gallery 33 Lisa Harris Gallery 68 Prographica/fine works on paper 68 UNIT/PITT Projects 51 The Lloyd Gallery 30 The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford 20 Unitarian Church of Vancouver 51 Madrona Gallery 55 Red Art Gallery 56 University of Lethbridge Art Gallery 18 Maple Ridge Art Gallery 28 Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery 19 Uno Langmann 51 Marion Scott Gallery 47 Rennie Collection 49 Upfor Gallery 62 Masters Gallery 47 Republic Gallery 50 Vancouver Art Gallery 51 Metchosin Art Gallery 55 Richard Roblin (Waterfall Building) 53 Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre 53 Miriam Aroeste Fine Art 47 Richmond Art Gallery 33 Vancouver Maritime Museum 53 Monny's Art Gallery 47 The Robert Bateman Centre 56 Vernon Public Art Gallery 53 Monte Clark Gallery 48 Robinson Studio Gallery 50 Visual Arts Gallery 20 Morley Myers Studio 34 Royal BC Museum 56 Visual Space Gallery (Lil Chrzan) 53 Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery 48 Rufus Lin Gallery of Japanese Art 34 Wallace Galleries 14 Mountain Galleries 57 Salmon Arm Art Gallery 34 Waterfall Building (Richard Roblin) 53 Museum of Anthropology, UBC 48 Salt Spring Arts Council/Wintercraft 34 WaterWorks Gallery 63 Museum of Contemporary Art – Calgary 12 Satellite Gallery 50 West End Gallery, Edmonton 18 Museum of Contemporary Craft 60 Schack Art Center 63 West End Gallery, Victoria 56 Museum of Glass 72 Seattle Art Museum 68 West Vancouver Museum 57 Museum of Northern BC 33 Seattle Asian Art Museum 70 Western Gallery 63 Museum of Northwest Art 63 Seymour Art Gallery 30 Whatcom Museum 63 Museum of Vancouver 49 Shift Studio 70 White Bird Gallery 59 Nanaimo Art Gallery 28 Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery, Jewish White Rock Gallery 57 The New Gallery (TNG) 12 Community Centre 50 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies 8 Newzones 12 Silk Purse Arts Centre 57 Wil Aballe Art Projects 53 Nikkei National Museum 21 Simon Fraser University Gallery 21 Winchester Galleries 56 Northwest By Northwest Gallery 58 Slide Room Gallery 56 Winsor Gallery 53 Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture 72 South Shore Gallery 35 Wintercraft/Salt Spring Arts Council 34 The Old School House Arts Centre 33 Southern Alberta Art Gallery 18 Xchanges Gallery 57 Open Space 55 SPAC Gallery 72

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6N-o9vpem mObpeern i1n gF rriedcaey ption: Jerry Heine , The Roar 6N:o30v-e7m:3b0eprm 1A5r Ftisritd'sa ytalk: Fiction/Non-fiction – and the Silence . BUGERA MATHESON GALLERY , 10345 Brenda Draney will tell some stories about her 124 Street NW, Edmonton AB. family, some things she's heard and some things she's read. ESKER FOUNDATION , 444-1011 9th Ave SE, Calgary AB. 1N-o4vpem mAbrteisr t2's Staalktu ardnad y opening reception: Artist's talk - 1pm , Dina Goldstein , In the Dollhouse , 7-9pm Opening reception: Shelley Rothenburger, photographs – narrative series inspired by Barbie Scouting the Divine , mixed-media/collage and her partner Ken. KIMOTO GALLERY , 1525 W 6th paintings. ARTEMIS GALLERY , 104C-4390 Gallant Ave, Ave, Vancouver BC. North Vancouver BC.

6N-o8vpem mObpeern i6n gW reedcenpetsiodna:y Eastside Culture 2N-o4vpem mObpeern i1n6g Sreacteuprdtiaony : Douglas Morton , Crawl . THE CULTCH GALLERY , 1895 Venables St, newly released paintings from the estate; Ann Vancouver BC. Kipling , recent drawings. Ann Kipling in attendance. WINCHESTER MODERN , 758 Humboldt St, Victoria BC. 6N-o8vpem mObpeern i7n gT hreucrespdtaioy n: Sean Fansler , Heroes Return ; Nancy Coleman and Monika Dalkin , 2-4pm Opening reception: Gabor Nagy; Roy Pushing Wax . GALLERY 110 , 110 3rd Ave S, Seattle. Leadbeater . WINCHESTER GALLERIES (H UMBOLDT VALLEY ), 796 Humboldt St, Victoria BC. 6-8pm First Thursday reception: Gaylen Hansen , new paintings/drawings. LINDA HODGES GALLERY , 3-5pm Opening reception: Margaret Dragu , VERB 316 1st Ave S, Seattle WA. WOMAN the wall is in my head/a dance of forgetting , new video work; Memory: International Mail Art Exhibition and Swap . 1N-o5vpmemObpeern i9n gS raetcuerpdtaioy n: Adam Noonan , RICHMOND ART GALLERY , 7700 Minoru Gate, Richmond Remembering Ontario . Artist in attendance. BC. WINCHESTER GALLERIES , 2260 Oak Bay Ave, Victoria BC. 6-10pm Event: The AfterCrawl Group Exhibition 2-4pm Opening reception: Every Picture Tells a and Open Studios . www.tanyaslingsby.com. Story, winners of the North Vancouver District TANYA SLINGSBY ATELIER , 117 E 2nd Ave, Vancouver BC. Public Library Teen Photo Contest. DISTRICT LIBRARY GALLERY , L YNN VALLEY MAIN LIBRARY , 1277 Lynn Valley November 17 Sunday Rd, North Vancouver BC. 4-6pm Opening reception: Keith Rice-Jones , Working the Edge: A (Mostly) Ceramic Journey . 2-4pm Opening reception: Recollections , special ART GALLERY AT EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE , 1205 works from private collections. DOUGLAS UDELL Pinetree Way, Coquitlam BC. GALLERY , 10332 124 St NW, Edmonton AB.

6N-o9vpem mObpeern i2n1g Trehcuerpstdioany : Edward Epp and Jane November 14 Thursday 6:30-8:30pm Opening reception: Sarah Northcott , Everett , Landings . BUGERA MATHESON GALLERY , 10345 semi-abstract paintings; Diane Espiritu , 124 Street NW, Edmonton AB. ceramics. DISTRICT FOYER GALLERY , D ISTRICT HALL OF NORTH VANCOUVER , 355 W Queens Rd, North 6-9pm Opening reception: Arvid Wangen , Vancouver BC. Divisions of Semblance , paintings. KIMOTO GALLERY , 1525 W 6th Ave, Vancouver BC. 7:30pm Opening reception: Keepsakes & Relics: Sculpture by Allison Bell , ceramics. TWO RIVERS 7-9:30pm Opening reception: Anonymous Art GALLERY , 725 Civic Plaza, Prince George BC. Show , fundraising exhibition features over 300 artists. CITY SCAPE COMMUNITY ART SPACE , N ORTH VANCOUVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL , 335 Lonsdale Ave, Art Walks in Victoria North Vancouver BC. Downtown Victoria : November 28, 3-8pm Oak Bay Village : November 30 + December 1, 6- 8pm

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November 26 Tuesday FDrei c1e2m-6bpmer a1n3d- 1S4a tF 1ri0daamy -&6 pSm atEuvrdenaty : Fa-La-La: 6-8pm Opening reception and silent auction: Holiday Sale of Fine Arts and Crafts , selection of Capilano University IDEA (Illustration/Design handmade, one-of-a-kind gifts from more than 30 Elements/Application) Students . SILK PURSE ARTS regional artists. SCHACK ART CENTER , 2921 Hoyt Ave, CENTRE AT THE WEST VANCOUVER COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL , Everett WA. 1570 Argyle Ave, West Vancouver BC.

2D-e4cpem mObpeern 1in4g Sreactueprdtiaoyn: Reuben Kambeitz , The 5N-o8vpem mObpeern i2n8g Trehcuerpstdioany : Lil Chrzan , New Work . Golden Path , new paintings. KIMOTO GALLERY , 1525 VISUAL SPACE GALLERY , 2075 Alberta St, Vancouver BC. W 6th Ave, Vancouver BC. December 1 Sunday 2-4pm Opening reception: Jeanne Cannizzo , 12-5pm Opening reception: Major Exhibition of three recent series; Charles Gagnon , estate New Small Works , group show. Artists in works. Jeanne Cannizzo in attendance. WINCHESTER attendance. WHITE ROCK GALLERY , 1247 Johnston Rd, MODERN , 758 Humboldt St, Victoria BC. White Rock BC. December 18 Wednesday December 5 Thursday 6-8pm Opening reception: John Russell , 6-8pm Opening reception: “ White” , gallery artists Regarding Old Friends ; Sharon Petty and Valerie explore the essence of white. GALLERY 110 , 110 3rd Arntzen , Social Landscape ; Vanessa Lam , Urban Ave S, Seattle WA. Artifacts . THE CULTCH GALLERY , 1895 Venables St, 6-8pm Opening reception: Suburbia: Dream or Vancouver BC. Nightmare? group show. LINDA HODGES GALLERY , 316 1st Ave S, Seattle WA. 5D-e7cpem mCbuerra t2o1r' sS taatlukr adnady catalogue launch: 6-8pm Opening reception: Jeff Molloy , A Simple Fiction/Non-Fiction - Steven Loft will present an Life . WINCHESTER GALLERIES , 2260 Oak Bay Ave, overview of the exhibition and launch the Victoria BC. publication. ESKER FOUNDATION , 444-1011 9th Ave SE, 7:30pm Opening reception: Susan Barton-Tait: Calgary AB. Home Making , works made from paper and videos. TWO RIVERS GALLERY , 725 Civic Plaza, Prince 6J-a8npum arOyp 2en Tinhgu rrsedceapy tion: Collective Group George BC. Exhibition ; Kevin Marshall , Illusion . GALLERY 110 , 110 3rd Ave S, Seattle WA. 2D-e4cpem mObpeern 7in gS aretucredpatiyon: Christmas Show 2013 , 6-8pm Opening reception: Heidi Oberheide and new works by gallery artists and new acquisitions Peter Gross , new paintings. LINDA HODGES GALLERY , from historical and modern artists. DOUGLAS UDELL 316 1st Ave S, Seattle WA. GALLERY , 10332 124 St NW, Edmonton AB.

5-8pm 2 Events: Annual Charity Bentwood 6J-a8npum arOyp 9en Tinhgu rrsedceapy tion: Amy Modahl , Boxes , constructed by Métis artist James dis/Order ; Paula Scott , Stories and Dreams ; Michels and designed, painted and/or carved by Christine Kashuba , Thrown ; Embodiment , various artists, with 100% of the proceeds various artists. VERNON PUBLIC ART GALLERY , 3228 31st donated to the Urban Native Youth Association. Ave, Vernon BC. Artists in attendance; Annual Open House . LATTIMER GALLERY , 1590 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver BC. 7pm Opening reception: Ukiyoe Spectacular – Japanese Woodblock Prints from the 1800s , featuring works from the Edo and Meiji periods. WEST VANCOUVER MUSEUM , 680 17th St, West 1st + 3rd Thursday Art Walks Vancouver BC. Portland Pearl District : 1st Thursdays, 6-8pm 7-9pm Opening reception: Art Rental Show , over Portland Alberta Street : 3rd Thursdays, 6-8pm 400 original artworks for rent and sale. CITY SCAPE Seattle Pioneer Square : 1st Thursdays, 6-8pm COMMUNITY ART SPACE , N ORTH VANCOUVER COMMUNITY ARTS Tacoma : 3rd Thursdays, 5-8pm COUNCIL , 335 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver BC.

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8J-a1n0upam ryO 9p eTnhinugr srdeaceyp (tcioonn:t ’Tdh) e Spaces Between: 7JpamnuOapreyn 2in3g Trehcuerpstdioany : Clash: Conflict and Its Contemporary Art from Havana , features 70 Consequences , photographs; D. Lefebvre and D. works by 14 artists. MORRIS AND HELEN BELKIN ART Sands , Drain: A Young Contemporaries Exhibition , GALLERY , UBC , 1825 Main Mall, Vancouver BC. mixed-media works. THE REACH GALLERY MUSEUM ABBOTSFORD , 32388 Veterans Way, Abbotsford BC. 7JpamnuOapryen 1in0g F rreidceapy tion: Chris Janzen, It(wa)'s All About Me , from drawing and photography to 2J-a7npum arEyv e2n6t Sanudn dOapy ening reception: Emerging video and audio. Artist in attendance. VISUAL ARTS Talent Festival – multi-disciplinary arts festival GALLERY , U NIVERSITY OF THE FRASER VALLEY , 33844 King and showcase of visual art, design, film, music Rd, Abbotsford BC. and theatre by high school students; opening reception for Emerging Talent 17. ART GALLERY AT 7-9pm Opening reception: Kevin Boyle, Range: A EVERGREEN CULTURAL CENTRE , 1205 Pinetree Way, Prairie Study , photography. KIMOTO GALLERY , 1525 Coquitlam BC. W 6th Ave, Vancouver BC.

6J-a8npum arOyp 2en9i nWge rdencepstdioany : Trevor Louden , 6J:a3n0u-8a:r3y0 p1m6 TOhpuernsidnga y reception: Suzan Marczak , Unconscious Nature; Jung A. Kwon, A Pop paintings of forests and decorative and functional Village; Dzee Louise, Situations. THE CULTCH GALLERY , ceramic works. DISTRICT FOYER GALLERY , D ISTRICT HALL 1895 Venables St, Vancouver BC. OF NORTH VANCOUVER , 355 W Queens Rd, North Vancouver BC. January 30 Thursday 7:30pm Opening reception: Adad Hannah –A 7-9pm Opening reception: Portrait Exhibition . Survey Exhibition , video and photography. TWO CITY SCAPE COMMUNITY ART SPACE , N ORTH VANCOUVER RIVERS GALLERY , 725 Civic Plaza, Prince George BC. COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL , 335 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver BC.