Two-woman art exhibition at Nelson Museum

A two-woman art exhibition
by Nancylee Smith and Bilcen
Williamson opens at the Nelson

ple of years and “Smith and
Williamson” celebrates the work
they have done here,

lee Smith lived for many

M on Friday, 1
and continues until November 30.
Both artists have moved into the
Nelson area during the past cou-

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years in downtown Toronto, and
worked as a systems and opera-
tions manager, childcare worker,
student of sociology and educa-
tion chauffeur and corporate con-
sultant. All the while, she found
solace in driving the back roads
of Ontario, collecting rocks and
tree “bones” and harbored the
dream of one day becoming a
full-time artist. One spring day in
1990, Nancylee and Pooki (her
cat) packed a few of their favorite
things and moved to the Koote-
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“The works are an..
atiempt to, explain

my every aay

world, ”

— Nancylee Smith
Artist

exhibition are an attempt to:

explain my everyday world; the

political, sociological and some-

times whimsical journeys of. my
life,” said Smith.

Eileen Williamson was bor in
London, England and moved to
Nelson from the Lower. Main-

land. She was given her first box:
of paints when she was four and

“hasn't stopped painting since.”

Eileen took the two-year graphic °:
-arts program at Capilano College, 4

worked for three years in the pro-
duction department of a newspa-
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St. Peter. Lutheran Church,
713-4th St.,;.in Castlegar, will

include the Canadian recordin;

artists, Morning ‘Star, in
Sunday. Worship, ‘Novembe

sat llam.

This appearance is patt:

Morning Star’s 1990-91 téur™

which will take them thousands of
miles across North America. They
will present a selection of original
and well-known Gospel music.
This Worship Service promis-
es to highlight, a wide variety of

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Fort St. John, British Columbia;
Scott Stemacowich, Melville,
Saskatchewan.

Morning Star travels under
the auspices of New Creation
Ministries, a youth ministry that
was founded in 1977. As an
organization, New Creation
Ministries puts on hundreds of
events throughout North eae

for several years before trying her
hand at fine art.

After taking, seminars with the
Canadian Federation of Artists at

, Salt Spring Island and other loca-

tions, she has ‘continued ‘to study

“through watercolour, acrylic and

life drawing classes and supple-
ments her interests with other arts

"and crafts, art therapy, photography
~ and theatre, Eileen and her husband - 7

caeach year, |

. These events range from’ ‘par-
ticipation in worship services,
concerts at major youth confer-
ences and small retreats.

The founder and executive”
“director of New Creation Min-:

istries, Mr. Arlen Salte, is him-

Self a concert musician who has

experienced a top 40 hit in the
U.S. and has placed as. high as

. Humber 10 in Gospel record

sales across the country.
New Creation Ministries and

St. Peter: Lutheran Churchihave

worked together to: ‘bring Mom-
ing Star to Castlegar for the
Sunday Worship Service at 11

a.m... The, public is extended a

Special invitation to attend.
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Theatre Energy's new produc-

‘ tion For Adults Only opens

November 13 at Studio 80 at the
Canadian International College in
Nelson.

For Adults Only looks at drug
and alcohol abuse and commu-
nication between teens: and par-
ents. This production. grew out
of seasons of school touring
with an earlier participatory the-

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Brian Williamson are active on the
board of directors of the Nelson
and District Arts Council and
Bileen also serves on the West
Kootenay Regional Arts Council
Board. In Nelson her work was

reviously exhibited in the 1991

Artwalk and in the 1990 Kootenay :

Comic and Cartoon Exhibition.

A reception to meet the artists °,

will be held from 7:30 p.m. to

9:30 p.m. on Friday, November 1
at the museum, Exhibition hours
are from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily
except Sundays and statutory holi-
days until November 30,
Exhibitions. at the Nelson
Museum are assisted financially

by the government of B.C. and the

“+ City of Nelson. A small admission

fee is charged to those who are not
foembers of the paar i

Morning Star

Theatre Energy's For Adults Only

atre piece entitled Calling The

Play, also about substance ©

abuse.

“We found that kids desper-
ately wanted to talk to their par-
ents but felt that they couldn't,”
said Judith Ceroli, director co-
writer of For Adults Only.
Ceroli also toured with Calling
The Play.

For Adults Only is experi-.
mental theatre and is a work in

progress. It uses dramatic por-
trayals of family situations and

# challenges the audience to come

up with healthier ways to open
up rather than shutting off com-
munication.

This production at Studio 80 is
part of a desire to re-establish
Studio 80\as.a ‘unique theatre
venue in the community.

“We're very interested in
being involved in: scommunity
based programs like this one,”
said Jenny, Stevenson, confer-

planner of C.

International College. “Howev-
er the community needs to be
sensitive to the limitations cur-
rently affecting Studio 80.”

-“Although this is serious sub-
ject matter,” said Ceroli, “the
production is interesting and
fun for the audience. We're
hoping that parent and adult
friends of teens can ‘find it use-
ful and have an entertaining
evening.” ~

The play was written by
Judith Ceroli, Leigh Simms and
Bill Duggan. For Adults Only
will run from November 13 - 17.

Wednesday, October 30, 1991 |

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‘2. All entries must be received by
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1991.

5. Winning entries will be listed in
this paper on Wednesday, November
6, 1991.

6. In caso of a tie, prizes tobe |
awarded at the discretion of the |
Judges.

3. Pencil, paints, crayons or felt tip
pens may be used. — ~

4. Prizes will be awarded on the
basis of neatness. De srbelen dinden
appearence.

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