- June 11, 1985 to June 22, 1985
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Gabriel's paintings are strong. An earlier exhibition at the Queen Elizabeth Playhouse was taken down by the manager, who stated "I didn't think it was proper for the young... To me it wasn't art." The works are bright, expressionistic. A former sculptor, Gabriel's understanding of the human form is complete. The lines are exaggerated and distorted to show figures in the throws of life, whether playing an instrument or screaming out accusingly each is done with knowledge and style.
By Gabriel Szohner
724 Programs
Programs- May 29, 1985 to June 11, 1985
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Claudine describes these paintings as surrealistic but says little else about them. Her earlier exhibitions have been at V.E.C.C., Community Arts Council, Literary Storefront and Robson Square.
By Claudia Pommier
Recent Paintings
- April 30, 1985 to May 11, 1985
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"Beesack's chairs are actually portraits of women she knows. "A favourite chair ", says Beesack, "takes on the characteristics of its owner."
From Where We Sit
- April 16, 1985 to April 27, 1985
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No description available
By Group Exhibition
False Face: A group show on the theme of masks
- April 16, 1985 to April 27, 1985
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"a show on the theme of masks"
By Adrian Alexandria de Vander Vogue, Billy Gene Wallace, Bonnie Campell, Cedar Wallace, Christina Estable, Cindy Martin, Constance, David Enn Dorrington, Dawn Richards, Deborah Baxter, Dianne Radmore, E. Falkenberg, Gary Lenny, Jerry, Jil Weaving, Judy Baxter, Ken Gerberick, Kinichi Shigeno, Madeleine Gheng, Mandad, Nancy Warnock, Patrick Kennedy, Rae Mate, Ray Goodfriend, Rob Tokarz, Sarah Vincent, Tonje Olson, Vaughan Hammett, Xerex Haffenden
False Face: a goup show on the theme of masks
- April 2, 1985 to April 13, 1985
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Exhibition of two painters origianlly from Europe now living in Vancouver. Mickey Stankovic set about to paint his own series of icons and it is from this collection that this show is drawn. The paintings, done in acrylics and oils, also represent historical scenes in Yugoslavian history. Most of Dietmar's work centers around wildlife and reflects his intense interest in nature. Through each painting Dietmar strives to express his feelings about the subjects he paints. He pays close attention to detail in these works.
By Dietmar Peter, Mickey Stankovic - Curated by Kempton Dexter
Freelance Peinters
- March 21, 1985 to March 30, 1985
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"Spike (Susan McKinley) has participated in many areas of the visual and performing arts and has developed a strong personal style which is reflected by this collection."
By Susan McKinley
See The Show
- March 15, 1985 to March 17, 1985
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"Howard Brenton's plays are not easy. from Sore Throats his vicious attack on marriage to The Romans in Britain where he alternated scenes of the mediaval occupation by the Romans of Britain with scens of the modern day occupation of the British in Northern Ireland, his plays always stretch the ways we look at these and other issues. Brenton's plays are often described as a meld of Brecht and Genet. He brings the politics down to a level that is both personal and involving. "
By Howard Brenton - Curated by Glenn Alteen
Saliva Milkshake, The
- March 2, 1985 to March 9, 1985
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No description available