Celebrating Yuletide ~ Handmade Offerings for the Season ~ November 23 to December 6, 2015

Friends of Artemis ~ local artists & artisans ~ have come together to create this special presentation for the Season.  Textile arts, ceramics, cards, prints & paintings, decorations, jewelry, candles and more…

Come by for a cup of tea, and good cheer !

Open daily from 11am to 6pm  

 

 

 

Watercolour Workshop ~ a day with Enda Bardell

 

ONE DAY WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP – All levels welcome!

With Artist / Instructor ENDA BARDELL

All day workshop:  Saturday, November 21, from 10am – 4pm 
Cost: $80.00
ARTEMIS GALLERY, 4390 Gallant Avenue, in picturesque Deep Cove, North Vancouver BC V7G 1L2

This workshop encourages students to discover their potential, finding solutions, and learning new techniques, keeping their work loose, while focusing on composition and values. Expressionist Style!

To register or for more information please email endabardell@gmail.com or call 604 329 1149.

INVOKING MEMORY ~ MBIRA at ARTEMIS

*INVOKING MEMORY ~ MBIRA EVENT*
Saturday November 14, at 8pm (doors open at 7)
ARTEMIS GALLERY 4390 Gallant Ave, Deep Cove, N. Van,

Featuring ERICA AZIM playing mbira and sharing songs and culture of Zimbabwe.
Mbira is a sacred music which connects the living with those who have departed from the physical plane – thus this event in connection with this time of remembrance. This is an mbira concert and space will be provided to be creative. Create an image, write poetry, knit, …or sing song, dance or listen deeply. Bring an image of a departed loved one if you feel you want to share memory in your experience. Erica Azim will play mbira and lead singing.
All donations will go to the MBIRA Musicians Fund, and will be distributed to over 200 Zimbabwean traditional musicians who earn less than $100 in 2014. Suggested donation $20 and upward.

WEEKEND MBIRA WORKSHOP
Fri. Nov 13–8pm, Sat Nov 14-all day, & Sun Nov 15-to 5pm
All levels welcome, no experience required, instruments available to use during the workshop. USD$300 includes 3 day workshop with instruction by Erica, cooked vegetarian meals, Saturday night mbira event and sleeping space for those that need it.             NOTE: Workshop held at 2057 Panorama Dr. N Van.

For more info contact Natalie 778-833-4088 or Chris 604-929-8757 or register through http://www.mbira.org

An evening with author Ralph White

Please join us to welcome author Ralph White for the presentation and signing of his new bookThe Jeweled Highway ~ On the Quest for a Life of Meaning’. The evening will feature a special introduction by Dr. Leonard George.

Monday, October 5th, 7pm to 9pm
Free Admission / Seating is Limited

In 1984 Ralph White co-founded the New York Open Center – America’s leading urban center of holistic learning. He initiated the “Esoteric Quest” in 1995 – a series of conferences, open to all – with little sense that a twenty year (and counting) exploration of the Western Esoteric Tradition would result.

Ralph’s own search for meaning has taken him on many adventures in South America and Tibet, and led him to become deeply involved in supporting the worldwide emergence of a holistic and ecological worldview. His new book recalls his childhood in Wales; adolescence in gritty Northern England; and later, his distinguished pioneering role in multiple centers of spiritual learning.

An excerpt from the preface to The Jeweled Highway ~ On the Quest for a Life of Meaning by American psychotherapist and author Thomas Moore:

“…Ralph White’s narrative offers direction to current voyagers and travelers on the way out of materialistic insanity into meaning. Don’t glorify any truth or tradition. Participate. Participate. Feel the insights and discoveries of others. Don’t restrict yourself to any truth. Open your heart to the most lowly practitioners of wisdom. Don’t succumb to the lures of the sweet and the lofty. Remain loyal to the lowly and the grimy. Stay grounded, even as you explore the highest.”

Tibetan Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman, writes: “If you want to know where we’ve been and where we’re headed in these times of great danger and opportunity, I cannot recommend this book highly enough.”

HEADWATERS: Recent Paintings by Clancy Gibson – held over (!) to November 1st

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Exhibition Hours:                                                                                                           Tuesday through Sunday, 12:00 to 5:00pm – Thursdays 12:00 to 3:00pm

Masterful acrylic paintings by Clancy Gibson that depict the iconic wilderness of the Vancouver’s North Shore.

This exhibition celebrates the beauty Mr. Gibson rediscovered upon returning to Lynn Valley, where he and several generations of his family were raised. These keenly rendered paintings express the spirit and vitality of our local landscape, and will resonate with all who know this place. 

 

 

Classes at Artemis: Autumn 2015

Creative & Inspiring Textile Workshops with Daniella Amit

In these on-going workshops you will design and create unique fabrics and projects, by applying basic design elements (pattern, texture and color) and fabric-art techniques.  (Hand & machine embroidery, appliqué, decorative detailing, eco-printing and more). You will be guided from start to finish on each piece you choose to work on.  Suggested projects: Wall Hangings, soft furnishing, personal accessories and clothing.

Mondays 7:00 – 9:30 PM 

September 14th  through November 16th  (except Statutory holidays)

$150.00 per four classes or $40.00 for single drop-ins

For more information and registration please contact Daniella Amit  604-551-3842  

e-mail: daniella@lapennadesign.ca
visit:  www.lapennadesign.ca 

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WATERCOLOUR: ONE DAY WORKSHOP with Enda Bardell

This is a coaching format workshop, encouraging students to discover their potential;  find solutions;  learn new techniques; and keep the work loose while focusing on composition and value . Expressionist style!  

Saturday, September 26th

10 am – 5 pm,

Cost: $90    3 spaces left    

To register please email endabardell@gmail.com or call 604 329 1149

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Theatrical Wonderland – with Carmel Amit               

After-school theatre classes for children 8 to 12 yrs

Thursdays  3:30pm to 5:00pm

$125 per month (4 classes)

Please contact Carmel at: 604-362-8720  

theatricalwonderland@gmail.com

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RADIX: Roots Unearthed

RADIX = ROOT SHADOWS by Shannon Browne                                                                 Photographs shot in studio January 2014                                                                      Archival digital ink prints on bamboo paper  18″ x 13″

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RADIX = Sculpture by Bill Stewart                                                                              Cultivated from maple seeds, these pieces are years in the making…

‘Hierophany’ – Revelations at Rice Lake

Digital metallic photographs mounted on aluminum – 18″ x 24″                                Exhibition Hours: Tuesday through Sunday 12 to 5pm (Thursdays 12 to 3pm)

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About Hierophany:

hiero: the sacred
phany: appearance

Contemplating the ‘space in-between’ is a theme to which I’ve returned for many years. For me, the dynamic place where things overlap – where the boundaries are blurred – is where the divine sometimes shows itself and where creativity is born.

Someone very dear to me was recently plunged into one of these liminal realms as the result of a coma, so for a time late last summer the concept of a place between worlds was especially on my mind. The images in ‘Hierophany’ were shot at Rice Lake this past September after a day of walking in the forest for hours, trying to come to terms with the fate of my friend.

Our long dry summer had left the lake uncommonly low – exposing a boarder of natural forms rarely seen, and offering the perfect metaphor for that ‘space in-between’.

Miraculously, my friend Georgia has resurfaced and is much recovered. This exhibition is dedicated to her, with my gratitude for having been led to find so many hidden things revealed.
Shannon Browne January 2015