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Volume |X No. 20 November 23, 1987

informer

Instructors’ work exhibited at Cap

An exhibition of work by printmaking instructors from
colleges and universities in the lower mainland will
be held at Cap from November 26 to 28. Instructors
from the Emily Carr College of Art and Design, UBC
(Fine Arts and Education faculties), Kwantlen
College, and Capilano will have work on display.
The show will exhibit a wide range of materials and
processes available to the print artist, including
examples of monoprints, work on metal, fabric, and
handmade paper, and the more traditional methods
of silkscreen, stone and plate lithography, and
intaglio work.

The exhibit opens on Wednesday evening,
November 25, and continues on November 26, 27
and 28 in the All College Lounge. Hours are 10 am
to 4 pm each day.

“Studio Night” starts Thursday

The Theatre students are presenting six
performances of “Studio Night”, an evening with
excerpts from two plays—Les Belles Soeurs by
Michel Tremblay and Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Les Belles Soeurs takes place in Quebec in the
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Concert coming December 2nd

The Bachelor of Music Transfer program is
presenting a special concert on Wednesday,
December 2 with the Capilano College Choir, the
Chamber Singers, and assorted faculty guest artists.
A wide selection of classical and jazz works will be
featured, and faculty members appearing include:
Jan. L. Whiting, piano; Stephen Boswell, guitar;
Tony Nickels, oboe and saxophone; Al Wold, piano;
and Ken Moore, drums. Tickets are $5 adults or $3
seniors and students and are available in advance
from the Music Department or at the Door. The
concert will be held at St. Andrews United Church,
St. Georges and 10th St. in North Vancouver at 8
pm.

Piano arrives

Kneeling on the left, Robert McKee
helps to move the new grand piano
into the Music department while a
crowd of Music faculty and students
look on. The piano was used for its
first public appearance last Friday at
a noon concert with Richard Epp,
pianist and vocalists Bill Kelly and
Lynne Sterling.

While everybody remembers the
arrival of said piano and we have all
sorts of evidence to show that it did
in fact arrive, the Informer’s intrepid
reporter was unable to ascertain

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