LISTINGS: Art -- April 25
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Subject: GALLERIES
ART OPENINGS
A SPACE Engulfed City, Shadow Spectrum by Jo%lle Morosoli, opens Apr.
26, 7pm with artist talk 6pm; to June 8. 401 Richmond W., Ste 110.
979-9633.
ALL SASS LORRAINE Fairy Tales For Predatory Times by Norman Collier,
to Apr. 30 with closing reception Apr. 26, 8-11pm. 694 Queen W. 603-
9908.
ANGELL Grand Opening with Sense Appeal, Love Land Lithographs by
Andrew Ross, opens Apr. 25, 5-9pm; to May 30. 890 Queen W. 530- 0444.
ARCADIA Paintings by Nancy Woodruff to Apr. 28. 680 Queens Quay W.
260-5561.
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO Art In Bloom, celebration of spring and the art
of flower arranging, Apr. 25-28. EVENTS - Garden Party, Apr. 25, 6:30-
10pm; $100. Irish Flower Arrangers, Apr. 26, 10:30am-noon; $25.
Breakfast Package, 8:30am; $38. Abstract Flower Arranging, Apr. 26,
1:30-3pm; $25. Creative Planting, Apr. 26, 6-7:30pm. Interior Floral
Design, Apr. 27, 1:30-3pm; $25. Drop-in workshop for the young
gardener, Apr. 28. 317 Dundas W. 977-0414.
CAFE DES ARTS Miracle Of Nature, paintings by Lyn Barrett-Cowan, to
May 18. 80 Spadina Ave., Ste 315. 504-4071.
DESIGN EXCHANGE Graphic Design: The World's Best presented by the
Society Of Graphic Designers of Canada featuring Adrian Frutiger: His
Typographic And Written Work, opens Apr. 25, 6:30pm; to June 23. Also,
Student Graphic And Industrial Design, Apr. 30-May 5. $3.50-$5.
EVENTS: Typographic Symposium, Apr. 26-27 (252-2881). Lecture by Bruce
Mau, Apr. 29, 7:30pm; $12/$15. 234 Bay. 216-2160.
GARNET PRESS Romance Language, drawings, sculptures, mixed media
constructions by Carlo Cesta, to May 11. 580 Richmond W. 504-5012.
GEORGE R. GARDINER MUSEUM Rio Abajo Rio by Susan Wintrop, Apr. 28-May
23. White Gold: The Discovery Of Meissen Porcelain, to Jan. 5. $4/$8.
111 Queen's Park. 585-8000.
IDEE Paintings by Attila Kollar, to May 3. 883 Queen W. 504-3380.
MALVERN LIBRARY Wood art pieces painted by Folk Art Guild of
Scarborough, Apr. 29-May 27. Also, Black Heritage Young Peoples Art
Group, to Apr. 28. 30 Sewells. 396-8969.
METRO HALL Cupe Local 79, Spring Exhibit, Apr. 29-May 3. Part of
MayWorks. 55 John, Lobby.
MULTICULTURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF ONTARIO Asian Heritage Month Festival
presents The (Big) Miniature Paintings by Shelly Bahl, Columns Of
Strength & Mom's Left Leg by Ed Pien, opening May 1, 5- 8pm; to May
31. Also, Rights And Realities, Droits Et R,alit,s, international
exhibition of photographs documenting women's struggle for equality
and dignity, to Apr. 27. 43 Queen's Park Cres. E. 979-2973.
OAKVILLE Reading And Re-reading: Selections From The Permanent
Collection, to June 9 with reception Apr. 28, 3-5pm, talk by curator
Apr. 30, 7:30pm; Centennial Gallery, 120 Navy St. Stealth by John
Scott, Apr. 27-June 9, reception Apr. 28, 3-5pm, talk by artist May 6,
7:30pm ($6); Gairloch Gallery, 1306 Lakeshore E. 905-844-4402.
OPEN STUDIO All Identity Is Lost In Words by Madeleine Tuckfield-
Carrano, to May 18, reception Apr. 25, 5-7pm. 520 King W. 504-8238.
PAGES BOOKSTORE Demolition Workers At Victory Soya Mills, 1995 by
photographer Vincenzo Pietropaola, labor historian David Sobel, Apr.
26-May 12. Part of MayWorks. 256 Queen W.
PARTISAN 1947 Stelco Strike: 50th Anniversary by Artist Political
Action Collective, Apr. 27-May 8. Part of MayWorks. 920 Queen W.,
window.
PARTREE Paintings, original prints by Kay Murray-Weber, to June 15.
507 Parliament. 962-8190.
PATACHOU PATISSERIE Photographies 1969-1979 by David Latchman, to May
18. 1905 Yonge. 927-1105.
POWER PLANT Liaisons: Temple by Rebecca Belmore, Caress by Wyn
Geleynse, Roberto Pellegrinuzzi, The Stigma Of Words by Laurel
Woodcock, to June 16. TALKS: Wyn Geleynse Apr. 28, 2pm. TOURS: Wknds
1:30 & 4pm. Admission $2/$4, free Wed 5-8pm. Harbourfront Centre, 231
Queens Quay W. 973-4949.
QUEEN'S QUAY TERMINAL GALLERY: Young At Art, multi-media works by
secondary school students, Apr. 27-May 20. FIRST HAND: Mouse
Droppings, artists' responses to the computer, to June 2, 2nd Fl.
(203-7773). GROUP OF TEN ARTISTS: Spring Fever, to Apr. 30. Summer
Splash, May 1-June 28 (203-6940). 207 Queens Quay W.
RUSTIC Parkdale Photo Phatness, to May 2. 1278 Queen W.
SWANSEA TOWN HALL Affordable Art, show and sale by local artists, May
1-June 30; reception May 5, 2-5pm. 95 Lavina. 392-1954.
TORONTO CITY HALL City Hall Labor Banners, Apr. 29-May 3. Part Of
MayWorks. Lobby.
UPPER CANADA BREWING CO. Refinery Series, paintings of Alberta's oil
refineries by Tasha Diamant, opens Apr. 25, 7-10pm; to May 27. 2
Atlantic Ave. 534-9281.
YORK UNIVERSITY ELMINA E. ATKINSON HALL: Fine Arts Festival presents
The Home Show with theatre, visual arts, film, art history, music, to
Apr. 26. East and West Studios, Rms 102E & F. (351-7171). GALLERY:
Fafafafastfade by Peter Byrne, Apr. 28-May 3; reception May 1, 7-9pm.
Also, Cheap Tricks by Stacy Lancaster to Apr. 26. N145 Ross Bldg.
(736-5169). STUDENT CENTRE: Billy The Kid by Dan Schneider, to Apr. 27
(736-5658). CENTRE FOR FINE ARTS: Open House with sculpture, painting,
drawing, performance, design, installation, more, to Apr. 27. York
Univ., 4700 Keele. 736-2100 x33055.
CONTINUING SHOWS
ACADEMY OF SPHERICAL ARTS Hidden Images by Sybil Cohos, Judy Bryant,
Elaine Clayfield Gitalis, and Wood Constructions by Jeff Pukerman, to
May 4. 38 Hanna. 532-2782.
ADONIS EROTIC & AVANT-GARDE World Art Erotica, 100 pieces of erotic
folk art, paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics, jewelry by Reglo G.,
Marko Mitic, Dorota Kretowska, Michelin and Kaja Montgomery, to June
9. 126 Cumberland. 515-7484.
AGINCOURT LIBRARY Watercolor Landscapes by Bill Edmund, to Apr. 29.
155 Bonis Ave. 396-8943.
AREA Six More Wonders Of The World, a Hex-O-Tang presentation to Apr.
27. 401 Richmond W., 4th Fl.
ART GALLERY OF HAMILTON To View From Here by Margaret Priest, to May
26. See Through Our Eyes: Native Perspectives, to June 9. High Winds
On The Skyway, exhibition in celebration of Hamilton's 150th birthday,
to Aug. 25. Installed by Mark Gomes, Joyce Wieland, Ted Rettig, to
Sept. 22. 123 King W., Hamilton. 905-527-6610.
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO One Desire, One Purpose: Canadian Photographs
From The 1920s. Four Days In The Life Of Quebec, photographs by Serge
Clement, to May 5. The Oh! Canada Project, to May 5. An Eye For The
Unexpected: The Volunteer Committee's 50th Anniversary Exhibition, to
June 2. SMS Portfolio In Prints, Drawings, Photographs, to June 15.
Everyday Objects, videotapes by Martha Rosler, to June 30. Vital
Signs: The Growing Collection Of Works On Paper, to June 30. Present
Tense/Presence Actuelle by Lynn Hughes, to July 14. Framing History:
European Frames From 1400-mid-1800s, to Aug. Omar Ramsden:
Masterpieces Of English Silver, to Oct. 20. $4/$7.50/$15 Fam/Under 12
free. Free Wed 5-10pm. 317 Dundas W. 977-0414.
ARTS ON KING Compositions, recent works by Dubravko Budic, April
Tracey, Audrey Jolly, Nancy Lipton, to Apr. 30. 169 King E. 777-9617.
BAR 501 New paintings by Ryan Carlton, to Apr. 30. 501 Church.
BAU-XI A Bloomin' Show by Zora Buchanan, Jamie Evrard, Jerry Grey, and
From Far And Wide, landscapes group show, to May 9. 340 Dundas W. 977-
0600.
BURLINGTON ART CENTRE Deuce Of Hearts by Karen Dahl, James Doran, and
Woodcarvers Group Juried Exhibition, to May 5. 1333 Lakeshore. 905-
632-7796.
CAMBRIDGE PRESTON LIBRARY: Romance & Repression, mixed media drawings
by Carolyn Samkova, to Apr. 28. 435 King E. (519)653- 3632. THE
LIBRARY & GALLERY: The Eden Contract, mixed media by Stephanie Rayner,
to Apr. 28. 20 Grand Ave. N. (519)621-0460. Cambridge.
CANADIAN CLAY & GLASS White On White, Contemporary Canadian Ceramics,
to May 20. 25 Caroline St. N., Waterloo. (519)746-1882.
CANADIAN FILM CENTRE Colors In Bad Frames by Ozrenko Ozzie Mrkich, to
May 6. 2489 Bayview Ave. 445-1446.
CAROLINE'S CREATIVE ARTS Landscape paintings, jewelry, pottery,
sculpture. 716 Bush St., Belfountain. (519)927-9504.
COLD CITY Glimpse, charcoal drawings by Peter Bowyer, to May 11. 686
Richmond W. 504-6681.
COLLEGE PARK 200 Years Yonge - Trading Posts, Saloons & Wagon Wheels,
historical re-enactments, live exhibits, celebrity appearances, to May
10. 444 Yonge. 597-1221.
CRAFT Teachers, Mentors And Makers, crafts by educators and their
students, to Apr. 28. Chalmers Bldg., 35 McCaul. 977-3551.
DEL BELLO Ron Hayes, Ronan Walsh, to Apr. 27. 788 King W. 504- 2422.
DELEON WHITE Aurelio Fort, Michael Goodwin, Sandra Gregson, Peter
McFarlane, to Apr. 27. 455 King W. 597-9466.
DUFFERIN MALL Green Thumb Arts Collective, to Apr. 30. 539-7044.
52 INC. From The Soul, For The Soul by Simone of Soul Designs, to May
4. 394 College W. 960-0334.
FIRST CANADIAN PLACE ARTS & EVENTS: Hazel Harvey, to May 10. CANADIAN
SCULPTURE CENTRE: Misha Frid, Nicapetre, to May 3 (214- 0389).
Exchange Tower, Adelaide & York, street level. 862-0803.
FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF OBJECTIVE ART Hidden Dominions, works on
canvas and paper by E.J. Gold, to Apr. 27. 533A Parliament. 972-0401.
FREE PARKING Transmissions, exchange with artists in Glasgow,
Scotland, Martin Boyce, Alan Currall, Tanya Leighton, James Thornhill,
Sue Tompkins, to May 4. 410 Adelaide W., Ste 605. 534- 0078.
GALLERY 435 Loud Fast Rules, art with a rock 'n' roll attitude by
Chris Eddy, Les Dehamer, Carol Woods, Charles Taylor, Brian M.
Wellman, others, and recent works by Eric Kwiatek, to Apr. 29. 435
Barton St. E., Hamilton. 905-526-9102.
GALLERY GABOR 25 Years Of Painting by Gabor P. Mezei, to May 19. 587
Markham St. 534-1839.
GALLERY ONE Annie's Recipes, abstract sculptures by Anne Lazare-
Mirvish, to May 14. 121 Scollard. 929-3103.
GALLERY 7 No East Or West In Dreams, new paintings by Donald Brackett,
sculpture by Wojtek Biczysko, to May 4. 33 Hazelton. 968- 6247.
GALLERY TALLULAH Portraits: Three Women by Julie Glick to May 8.
Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander. 975-8555.
GALLERY 306 Paintings by Imre Hajagos, to Apr. 27. 80 Spadina Ave.,
2nd Fl. 504-7273.
GALLERY 313 Seeing Through, paintings by Judy Bryant, Nancy Lipton, to
May 4. 80 Spadina Ave., 2nd Fl. 966-0170 or 483-0706.
GALLERY TPW The Art Of Transgression, Collaborative Projects 1982-1992
by Jo Spence, to May 4. 80 Spadina, Ste 310. 504-4242.
GATE 403 Harold Braul, to May 6. 403 Roncesvalles. 588-2930.
GLENDON Line And Form, multi-media student exhibition, to May 12.
Glendon Hall, 2275 Bayview. 487-6721 or 487-6708. GUILD SHOP Rankin
Inlet, Inuit ceramics, to Apr. 28. 118 Cumberland. 921-1721.
HARBOURFRONT CENTRE PHOTO PASSAGE: FACE-KAO Portraits: Japanese
Canadians Interned During WWII by Andrew Danson, to May 5. UNCOMMON
OBJECTS: Relax - This Is Not A Test #3, Apr. 26-May 23. YORK QUAY:
Prelude To Prague, works by theatre designers and architects,
presented by du Maurier World Stage Theatre Festival, to Apr. 28.
(504-8238). York Quay Centre, 235 Queens Quay W. 973- 3000.
INTER/ACCESS Watch, new computer/video art installation, by David
Rokeby, to Apr. 30. 401 Richmond W., Ste 444. 599-7206.
ISAACS/INNUIT The Circle Of Life, ivory and jawbone miniatures by Luke
Airut of Agloolik, to May 15. In Flight, selected sculpture, to May
15. 9 Prince Arthur. 921-9985.
JANE CORKIN Wolfgang Keuchl to May 19. 179 John, Ste 302. 979- 1980.
JUSTINA M. BARNICKE Anecdotes And Enigmas, Marion McCain Atlantic Art
Exhibition, to May 9. 7 Hart House Circle, U of T. 978- 8398.
KIRBY & COMPANY HAIRGROUP Abstract landscapes by Lauren McKinley
Renzetti, to May 17. 3338 Yonge. 440-2696.
KOFFLER Wild Life, including works by Robert Bateman, Bill Burns,
Fastwurms, Brian Scott, many others, also photography by Maxe Fisher,
to Apr. 28. Bathurst Jewish Centre, 4588 Bathurst. 636- 2145.
LAKE Bang Bang You're Dead, toy gun shop by Ren, Price, to Apr. 27.
624 Richmond W. 504-5234.
LEO KAMEN New Abstract Paintings by Gordon Rayner, to May 11. 80
Spadina Ave., Ste 406. 504-9515.
LIBERTY STREET CAFE Cas Erchamion Empyrean, large scale paintings, to
May 31. 25 Liberty. 533-8828 or 516-8327.
LONSDALE New Works On Paper by Cathy Daley, to May 11. 333 Lonsdale
Rd., 2nd Fl. 487-8939.
MARKET The Visual Record: Recent Acquisitions From The City Of Toronto
Archives' Collections, to June 16. South St. Lawrence Market, 95 Front
E. 392-7604.
MCLAREN-BARNES Spring Joy, paintings by Zora Buchanan, Pauline
Holancin, Joyce Kellock, to Apr. 27. 133 Reynolds, Oakville. 905- 849-
7702. MIRA GODARD New Paintings by Chris Temple, also Allen Smutylo,
to Apr. 30. 22 Hazelton. 964-8197.
McMICHAEL CANADIAN ART COLLECTION Regrouping, A Living Legacy, to June
16. From Tapawingo To Public Treasure: History Of The McMichael
Canadian Art Collection, ongoing. Group Of Seven: Their Contemporaries
& Successors, permanent. $6/$3/Chd Under 5 free. 10365 Islington,
Kleinburg. 905-893-1121.
MERCER UNION Marija Maslar, Paul Collins, and What Is The Difference
Between Alienated And Collective Cultures? by Artists' Political
Action Collective, to May 15. 439 King W. 977-1412.
METRO ARCHIVES Pipe Dreams, history of water and sewer infrastructure
in Metro Toronto, to Sept. '96. 255 Spadina Rd. 397- 5000.
NANCY POOLE Lindee Climo, to May 9. 16 Hazelton. 964-9050.
NEW PAINTING Contemporary paintings by Stephen Abela, Robert Blonski,
John Ford, Suzanne Nacha, to May 11. 110 Spadina Ave., Ste 604. 536-
4579.
NEWMAN Grand Opening with A Legacy: A Landscape, paper installation by
Lizia Renna, to May 11. 155 Walnut Ave. 703-0041.
NONO'S CAFE Moving Walls by Amit Jakubovicz, Diana Berchan, Hoi Ann
Tang, to June 1. 241 Richmond W. 595-5499.
NORTH YORK Y.M.C.A. Juried Spring Show by Willowdale Group Of Artists,
to Apr. 28. 567 Sheppard E. 225-7773.
1179A KING W. Homely, inaugural show by the Poor Trade Union, to May
4. Ste 001.
ONTARIO COLLEGE OF ART Frequency, sculptural works by John Lewis,
Craig Porter, to Apr. 27. 291 Dundas W., 3rd Fl. 977-5311 x262.
ONTARIO DESIGN CENTRE Paintings by Josue Demarche to May 8. 260 King
E., Ste 101.
PAINTED CITY Photography, A Special Event, to May 4. 234 Queen E. 364-
0269.
PRAXIS Watercolor Moods by D.D. Gadjanski, to May 2. 3065 Bloor W.
234-9684.
ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN The Planes I've Been Exposed To, photographs by AJ
Groen, to Apr. 28. Assemblage From The Permanent Collection, to Apr.
28. Character Lines, paintings by Ches Taylor, to May 19. Oshawa In
The 1960s, The Thomas Bouckley Collection, to June 23. Civic Centre,
72 Queen St., Oshawa. 905-576-3000.
S.L. SIMPSON Halifax Sculpture by Thierry Delva, Phil Grauer, Lucy
Pullen, to Apr. 30. 515 Queen W. 504-3738.
SAGE CAFE Architectural Photography by Bryan Wilcox, to Apr. 30. 166
McCaul. 340-7345.
SLACK ALICE Journeys Of The Heart, paintings by Jane Hall, to May 4.
562 Church.
SPARGALO RISTORANTE Sandy Brand, ongoing. 760 St. Clair W. 658- 0460.
STEPHEN BULGER Domestic Travels by Bertrand Carri,re, to May 11. 700
Queen W. 504-0575.
SUSAN HOBBS Arnaud Maggs to May 18. 137 Tecumseth. 504-3699.
360 RESTAURANT Movements In Time by John MacGregor, to June 19.
Revolving Restaurant, CN Tower, 301 Front W.
TABLEAU VIVANT Arena Project by David Armstrong, Yam Lau, to Apr. 27.
917 Queen W. 504-7298.
TORONTO HISTORICAL BOARD Past And Present: The Renaissance Of A Bank,
on the history, restoration and creative adaptation of a historic bank
building. 200 Years Yonge, featuring archival maps, drawings,
photographs. To Dec. 31. 205 Yonge. 392-6827 x265.
TRANSFORUM ARTSPACE Grand opening show with works by nine Toronto-
based artists, to May 11. 183 Bathurst, Ste 301. 703-4800.
WILD INDIGO Black and white photos by Christine Jermano, thru Apr. 607
College. 536-8797.
WOMEN'S ART RESOURCE CENTRE Installation by Lyla Rye, to May 18. 80
Spadina Ave., Ste 506. 703-0441.
YYZ ARTISTS' OUTLET Toy Catalogue, film by John Porter, to May 18.
Whipped Cream, Percentages & Pink Noise by Anda Kubis, Laurel
Woodcock, to May 18. 1087 Queen W. 531-7869.
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Subject: MUSEUMS
BATA SHOE About Shoes: Footwear Through The Ages. The Gentle Step:
19th Century Women's Shoes. Our Boots: An Inuit Woman's Art. One, Two
Buckle My Shoe: Illustrations From Contemporary Children's Books About
Shoes. Admission $6/$4/$2. First Tues of month free. 327 Bloor W. 979-
7799.
CBC MUSEUM CBC War Effort, an interactive exhibit chronicling radio's
coming-of-age during World War II, to Dec. 15. Free. 250 Front W.,
ground fl. 205-5574.
MCMASTER MUSEUM The Exhibitionists, works by graduating students, to
May 12. Herman H. Hevy Collection, indefinite. University Ave. at
Sterling St., Hamilton. 905-525-9140 x23081.
MUSEUM FOR TEXTILES Fancy, works by Susie Brandt, Rummy Gill, Anna
Torma, Rhonda Weppler, to June 2. This Is Not A Poem. This Is A Summer
Quilt, African Canadian quilts, to June 9. Flowered Cloth, Garden
Imagery In Textiles, and The Art Of The Lace Maker, the collection of
Margaret Ruhland, to Sept. 1. Kalagas: Textile Art Of The Golden Land,
embroideries from Burma, to Sept. 15. $4/$5. 55 Centre. 599-5321.
ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE 800 interactive exhibits including Human Body,
Information Highway, The Living Earth, Sports Hall. Open daily 10am-
6pm. 770 Don Mills. 696-3127.
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM A Canadian Portrait: Faces From Canada's Past, to
July. Centrepieces For The Table, to July. Judaica, Re- Installation,
to Sept. Watching TV: Historic Televisions And Memorabilia From The
MZTV Museum, to Sept. 15. Ancient Mariners Of The Adriatic, early
bronze age artifacts from the island of Palagruza, to Jan. '97.
Corsets To Calling Cards, to Mar. '97. Art Of The Anishnawbe, Three
Perspectives, to spring '97. The Maiasaur Project - The Life And Times
Of The Dinosaur, indefinite. 100 Queen's Park. $3.50-$7/$15 Fam. 586-
5551.
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Subject: ART EVENTS
ANTIQUES FAIR GALA Canadian Antique Dealers Assoc. presents Come Find
A Treasure, gala preview with proceeds to Geroge R. Gardiner Museum.
Apr. 30, 6:30pm. $100. Opens May 1, runs to May 4. Edwards Gardens,
Civic Garden Centre, 777 Lawrence E. 586-5758.
ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO: FAMILY: Interactive programs, Sundays 11am-
4pm, to June 2. MUSIC: Canadian Music, Eh? with The Great Voices, Apr.
26, 8pm. Fiddlesong: Traditional Music from French Canada, Ontario,
Manitoba, Apr. 28, 2pm. SYMPOSIUM: Policing The Boundaries Of
Modernity/Antimodernism And Artistic Experience, Apr. 26-28 (979-6660
x452). COMEDY: The Chumps, Apr. 26, 7:30pm (236-6992). FILM: Images 96
Festival Of Independent Film And Video, Apr. 28-May 5. MULTI-MEDIA: A
'90s Group Of Seven Reflects On Nature, Nation And Narration, May 1,
7pm. 317 Dundas W. 977-0414.
BASKETRY SALE Presented by the Basketry Network. Apr. 28, 11am- 5pm.
Civic Garden Centre, 777 Lawrence E. 781-4749.
BREWERY COLLECTIBLES Golden Horseshoe Breweriana Collectors present
their spring show and sale. Apr. 27, 11am-4pm. Free. Upper Canada
Brewing, 2 Atlantic. 465-3386.
FASHIONABLE WEARABLE ART Workshop for ages 14+, Saturdays Apr. 27-May
25. 1672 Eglinton W. 782-1591.
FREE AT LAST Free Market Artists presents a 12-hour art and fashion
exhibition. Apr. 27, noon-midnight. $8/$10. Great Hall, 1087 Queen W.
535-0536.
HARBOURFRONT CENTRE: FAMILIES: Kaleidoscope, free crafts program runs
Sundays 11:30am-4:30pm at Lookout. York Quay Centre, 235 Queens Quay
W. 973-3000.
IMAGES OF SOLIDARITY AND STRUGGLE Outdoor Projected Slide Exhibit
coordinated by video artist Glen Richards. Part of MayWorks. Apr. 26,
8pm. Free. Ontario Federation Of Labor, 15 Gervais Dr., s wall.
MIRA GODARD: SALE 34th anniversary prints, books, to May 1. 22
Hazelton Ave. 964-8197.
MISSISSAUGA ARTS FESTIVAL Displays, performances, to Apr. 28. Festival
Nite features Mississauga Symphony Orchestra, Apr. 26, 7:30pm. Centre
Court, Square One Shopping Centre. 905-276-ARTS.
PAPER TOLE Workshop. Apr. 27, 9:30am-3:30pm. $30. Neilson Park
Creative Centre, 56 Neilson Dr., Etobicoke. 622-5294.
PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY Annual auction of cameras, books,
images, darkroom equipment. Apr. 28, register items 10:30am, viewing
11:30am, auction 1pm. $3. Queensway Lions Centre, 3 Queensway Lions
Crt. 905-436-9387.
ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM: LECTURE: Chinese Art Series with The Bronze Age,
Apr. 25, 7-8:30pm; $42. Watching TV, Golden Oldies workshop, Apr. 28
at 1-2pm & 3-4pm. 100 Queen's Park. 586-5797.
WORKSHOPS Printmaking: beginner to advanced, Apr. 27, 10am-3pm; $45.
16 Copping. 438-6426. Watercolor: on flowers, Apr. 27, 10am- 4pm;
$37.50. (519)925-0421.
X-HEIGHT NITE. THE PARTY Society of Graphic Designers Of Canada
celebrates their 40th anniversary with the Subtonic Monks. Apr. 27,
8:30pm. $10/$20. Arts And Letters Club, 14 Elm.
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