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food ‘asa, basic necessity, a
universal source of pleasure
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igion, economics and social,
fabric:

The 16 artists represented
in this: exhibition’ are’ from

Canada, : the : United’ States,
England,” Italy and Japan...

‘Their: works offer.a range of
light-hearted,< eccentric and
sober.‘reflections on our.:at-
titudes: and rituals. ¢ concerti-
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‘ The‘artists include ‘Amer:

and Simon Tookoome,.an In-°

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A special feature is “Frog
Fred's Bake Sale” by ceramic
sculptor David Gilhooly, now.
based in California. ' Since
1968. Gilhooly has been in-
volved in the creation ‘of ‘an
elaborate an‘ ‘doutrageous
world: inhabited exclusively.
by frogs:“Frog Fred's, Bake
Sale,” :consisting of 12: sep-
arate and delicious frog sand-
wiches.: and: desserts, was
made especially for this trav-
elling exhibition.

There’ is no charge for. ad-
mission, and a representative

, of the gallery will be on hand
"to answer questions, The ex-

hibition: will be, available for.

. School ‘classes. on. pend

Nov: 2,

has come from many ‘sources

g. — from the 1990's surrealista

Dali) to the CBC's
o'clock ‘news. These’ pieces

are meant to be viewed from

‘as'a silk’ screen’ printer and:
house; painter until’!:1978

when’ he attended Victoria

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plays ‘at the NEC.

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Ladies’ TOQUES,
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