News April 17, 1991

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Pearl Anderson (left) works the bake table at the Kootenay Art Club's annual Showing and

Sale of Artwork on April 13 at the Senior Citizens Centre in Castlegar.

CasNews photo by Coroline Soukorotf

Bake sale helps club

The Kootenay Art Club, com- prised of 35 members and three honorary members, held its ninth an- nual Showing and Sale of Artwork which included a tea and bake sale April 13 at the Senior Citizens Cen- tre in Castlegar.

Artists submitting works in all media included Jason’ Peil, Pearl

Anderson, Marlene Jones, Tanis Kramer, Phyllis Lamb, Marjorie Lamarche, Rita Morrison, Cheryl Nevokshonoff, Kay O'Flaherty, Elizabeth Popoff, Ruby Partridge, Heidi Berger, Joan Roth, Caroline Soukoroff, Catherine Stadler, Shirley Torbic, Fred Voykin, Donna Warcimaga and Marjorie West.

Jones donated a watercolor pain- ting as a door prize, the winner of which. was Monique Pellerine of Castlegar.

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Offer of day care hooks writer

The Kootenay School.of Writing figured that a Governor General's nominee who was also a single mother would need the offer of daycare if it wanted her to teach in Nelson.

So that’s what the KSW did — of- fered Diane Schoemperlen child care at a local centre — and she im- mediately accepted the position of writer-in-residence for a week, saying it was the first time a writing school had considered her needs and those of her son, Alexander.

Schoemperlen comes to Nelson for the week of May 3-8, where she will do an evening reading May 3 at the Student Union Building at 711-10th St., individual manuscript critiques the next day at the Nelson Public Library, and will teach an intensive three-morning session on fiction writing from May 6-8. She will also be aval ied fe Pap eco

critiques.

Schoemperlen requires manuscrip- ts as soon as possible for workshop- ping in the classes, KSW said in a peta release. Registration for the

have submitted paintings for display at the Castleview Care Centre, whose official opening is Thursday. New work will be displayed each month.

Sculptor's unique work inhabits dreamlike world

By LOU LYNN Director National Exhibition Centre Vancouver sculptor, Richard Prin- ce’s work inhabits a dreamlike world between everyday reality and pure imagination. Prince i ob-

professor. His profile as an artist has gained him the enviable honor of an entry in the Canadian Encyclopedia. Since childhood, Prince has been a “maker,’’ and his early interest in three-dimensional handy work carried over into his artistic ex-

jects into unique visual, spacial ex- periences by giving these objects new, non-functional functions in relation to one another. A retrospec- tive cross section of Prince’s free- standing sculpture and scale models will be on display to tickle the public’s minds from April 18 to May 19. at the West Kootenay National Exhibition Centre.

Prince, a native of Comox, has lived most of his life in Vancouver. He studied art history at the Univer- sity of B.C. and, after graduating, began to show his sculptural work at the Vancouver Art Gallery in 1972. Prince joined the fine-arts faculty at UBC in 1975 and is now an assistant

He has always worked from scale models that give him a vivid sense of how his objects will ac- tually occupy space, something drawings really can’t provide. The NEC's exhibition will give the public a chance to see both actual — often large — sculptures and scale models from which sculptures have been developed.

Among Prince’s stylistic influences are the “home handyman’’ esthetics of the 1950s (though Prince was born in 1949 and was but a young boy through the °50s). He also counts certain books published for boys on scientific and mechanical home ex-. periments as influences on his per- sonal development. For a while Prin-

ce considered a career in architec- ture, but he settled on sculpture because of the freedom it offered to explore significant special ideas.

Art critic Stephen Godfrey wrote of Prince in the journal Canadian Art:

“*His images are sd sleek and sen- suous, it’s not clear whether they are primitive or high-tech. Sculpting visionary machines and symbolic landscapes with elegance and wit, Prince has been performing a gentle alchemy all his own.’’

Featured in the NEC's smaller gallery at the same time as Prince's exhibit will be Lock It Up, a Royal British Columbia Museum exhibit of locking devices from B.C. history.

The NEC is located across from the Castlegar Airport on Highway 3A.

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day class is $50, with a $5 fee for the short critiques.

Schoemperlen has published four books of short fiction — Double Ex- posures, Frogs and Other Stories, Hockey Night in Canada and The Man of My Dreams. Her second book, Frogs and Other Stories, won the Writers Guild of Alberta Award for Excellence in Short Fiction. in 1986. Her story, Red Plaid Shirt, which appeared in Saturday Night, received the silver in. the 1989 National Magazine Awards.

Her last book, The Man of My Dreams, was short-listed for the Governor General’s Award. Her work has been featured on CBC radio’s State of the Arts program and the title story for her collection, Hockey Night in Canada, has been made into a 30-minute television drama.Her radio drama, Lonely Blue Dreams, based in part on the life of Roy Orbison, was broadcast on CBC radio in December 1990.

Originally from Thunder Bay, she graduated from Lakehead University there and then lived in Canmore, Alta., for the next 10 years, working at various jobs including bank teller and avalanche researcher. She now lives in Kingston, Ont., where she teaches creative writing at Lawrence College and at Kingston School of Wri Queen’s University each summer. She is currently working on a fifth collection of short stories.

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10. PROPERTY

60'x100" LOT - 4th Avenue South Castlegar, 365-3083. 3/30

$250, sui ble for single person, 226-7690. 3/29

1200 sq.ft. furnished 2 bdrm. suite, bedding, linens, dishes if required. ideal for out-of-town workers. Private entrances/yard. Paved parking, Oglow Subdivision, quiet area, close to downtown, $600 ionth, utilities included. References required. 365-6361 _3/29

ONS BDRM. basement suite, S.

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cae A ’ $275/month. 8.3664 yfter 5 p.m. 3/29 WANTED: Comfortable cabin at Christine Lake for 2 weeks in July/eariy August. 365-7338 evenings. 3/29

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