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JURIED

ART SHOW

Thursday, July 10, 2014 Alberni Valley News

This year’s Juried Art Show, featuring the best of the Island’s talent, runs from July 25 to Aug 4 and will be held in the Train Station building. The 2014 show revolves around Henry David Thoreau’s quotation “What would human life be without forests, those natural cities” We intend that Thoreau’s quotation will be a unifying theme for the show. We hope for thought-provoking, well made art and a show that has a voice of its own.

Jeff Molloy

Neil A. Fatin

Julian Growcott

Vi McConnell

The Stage is adjacent to the shaded Beer Garden so visitors can enjoy a beverage while listening to the entertainment. New Groovement- The Saturday Night Festival Headliner Act will play on the Sound Stage at 8:30PM. Featuring Port Alberni musicians David Chase and Jason Dolynny, The New Grooovement is an eleven-piece funk machine that blends elements of R&B, Soul and Hip Hop to create a funk-i-fied feast for the ears. The band’s sound is as unique as it is versatile with it’s punchy horns, sweet vocals, clever rhythms and tight percussion. This is energetic, feel-good music is backed by a killer horn section that is guaranteed to get you out of your seat and onto the dance floor. A rising star in Vancouver Island’s music scene, New Groovement has appeared at the Victoria International Jazz Festival and the Victoria Ska Fest.

Kelly Carter

ARTIST DEMO

PAVILIONS

Lain McKechnie

Nancy Wilson

Pamela Holl Hunt

A Reception will be held on Friday, August 1st. The evening will be open to artists, sponsors, dignitaries and the public who purchase tickets. Last year’s reception was very successful and a sold out event so be sure and get your tickets early. Cost is $25 and tickets may be purchased in advance at Kismet Quilts, Gayle’s Fashion, Boutique Belles Amis, at both Jenny’s Fine Foods locations (Kingsway & Argyle and at the Tourist Information Centre), at Swale Rock Café on lower Argyle, and at Jowseys Furniture & appliances, 4957 Johnston Road.

ART TOUR INFO:

Festival Highlight:

Mike Wiwicharyk with Seton Lake Contracting has a deep regard for the history of the valley and its logging heritage. Mike has loaned the festival Seton Lake’s vintage M&B Crummy. This vehicle will be used to make constant loops from the Art Rave site, up Argyle with stops at Char’s Landing and Rollin Art Centre. Both facilities have special events planned. Then on to a stop at the Industrial Heritage Building. Rides are free, thanks to Mike.

ARTS IN

SOUND STAGE & BEER GARDEN

Participating Artists in the Juried Show: Kelly Carter, Nancy Wilson, Dave Parsanishi, Julian Growcott, Pamela Holl Hunt, Jeff Malloy, Katharina Zalatnai, Neil Fatin, Gwen Curry, Michael Mallin, Shane Lloyd, Iain McKechnie, Jan McKechnie, Judi Pedder, Joan Ackerman, Chris McCollister, Vi McConnell

“What would human life be without forests, those natural cities.” - Henry David Thoreau

www.albernivalleynews.com

Alberni Valley News Thursday, July 10, 2014

Lower Argyle will be strung with a series of 20X20 ft. pavilions featuring the best of local artists and crafts people displaying their creations and creating right before your eyes. The Pavilions will be open Aug. 2-3 from 11AM to 6PM and Monday, August 4th from 11 to 4PM Artist Demo Pavilions will be situated around the Historic Train Station housing various artists each demonstrating their talents. There’s an opportunity to chat with the artists and learn more about the various artistic processes.

List of Artists Brett White, graffiti art Jen Fisher Bradley, sgraffito artist Dave Parsinishi, sculptor, carver Shane Lloyd, pyrography Dave Huband, carver/folk art Tom Richardson, Luthier, musician

Yolande Fournier, potter Raymond Shaw, carver Catherine McPhee, painter Ann McIvor, sketch artist Jillian Mayne, painter Tamas Zalatnai, sculptor, jeweler

BUSINESS

Several businesses throughout Port Alberni will be displaying the work of 17 artists. All Art shown during the Art Rave Festival is for sale. All Mex’d Up #6-5440 Argyle St Artisan Angel Cafe #6-4505 Victoria Quay Blue Fish Gallery 2907 2nd Ave Boutique Belles Amies 5344 Argyle St Char’s Landing 4815 Argyle St Clock Tower Gallery #14-5440 Argyle St Cloud City 3042 3rd Ave Flandangles 3036 3rd Ave

Gayle’s Fashions 5262 Argyle St Jenny’s Fine Foods 3074 KingsWay Ave Kismet Quilts 5334 Argyle St The Lighthouse, 2740 Harbour Rd MacDermotts Insurance 4907 Argyle St Medicine Shoppe 4833 SouthGate Rd Medicine Shoppe 3949 MapleWay Royal Bank 2925 3rd Ave Serious Coffee 3755 10th Ave SteamPunk Cafe 3025 3rd Ave Swale Rock Cafe 5328 Argyle St

ART FOR ALL AGES

On-site Workshops will be running from: Saturday, August 2: 11-6 Sunday, August 3: 11-6 Monday, August 4: 11-4 For Children, come make a colourful windsock and/or banner to take home, and try your hand at chalk drawing street art. And for the adults, try your hand at drawing from a live model or perhaps a Still Life. On-site workshops and life/still life drawing opportunities with artist facilitators will be running from 11 to 6, Saturday and Sunday and 11 to 4 on Monday

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www.albernivalleynews.com

JURIED

ART SHOW

Thursday, July 10, 2014 Alberni Valley News

This year’s Juried Art Show, featuring the best of the Island’s talent, runs from July 25 to Aug 4 and will be held in the Train Station building. The 2014 show revolves around Henry David Thoreau’s quotation “What would human life be without forests, those natural cities” We intend that Thoreau’s quotation will be a unifying theme for the show. We hope for thought-provoking, well made art and a show that has a voice of its own.

Jeff Molloy

Neil A. Fatin

Julian Growcott

Vi McConnell

The Stage is adjacent to the shaded Beer Garden so visitors can enjoy a beverage while listening to the entertainment. New Groovement- The Saturday Night Festival Headliner Act will play on the Sound Stage at 8:30PM. Featuring Port Alberni musicians David Chase and Jason Dolynny, The New Grooovement is an eleven-piece funk machine that blends elements of R&B, Soul and Hip Hop to create a funk-i-fied feast for the ears. The band’s sound is as unique as it is versatile with it’s punchy horns, sweet vocals, clever rhythms and tight percussion. This is energetic, feel-good music is backed by a killer horn section that is guaranteed to get you out of your seat and onto the dance floor. A rising star in Vancouver Island’s music scene, New Groovement has appeared at the Victoria International Jazz Festival and the Victoria Ska Fest.

Kelly Carter

ARTIST DEMO

PAVILIONS

Lain McKechnie

Nancy Wilson

Pamela Holl Hunt

A Reception will be held on Friday, August 1st. The evening will be open to artists, sponsors, dignitaries and the public who purchase tickets. Last year’s reception was very successful and a sold out event so be sure and get your tickets early. Cost is $25 and tickets may be purchased in advance at Kismet Quilts, Gayle’s Fashion, Boutique Belles Amis, at both Jenny’s Fine Foods locations (Kingsway & Argyle and at the Tourist Information Centre), at Swale Rock Café on lower Argyle, and at Jowseys Furniture & appliances, 4957 Johnston Road.

ART TOUR INFO:

Festival Highlight:

Mike Wiwicharyk with Seton Lake Contracting has a deep regard for the history of the valley and its logging heritage. Mike has loaned the festival Seton Lake’s vintage M&B Crummy. This vehicle will be used to make constant loops from the Art Rave site, up Argyle with stops at Char’s Landing and Rollin Art Centre. Both facilities have special events planned. Then on to a stop at the Industrial Heritage Building. Rides are free, thanks to Mike.

ARTS IN

SOUND STAGE & BEER GARDEN

Participating Artists in the Juried Show: Kelly Carter, Nancy Wilson, Dave Parsanishi, Julian Growcott, Pamela Holl Hunt, Jeff Malloy, Katharina Zalatnai, Neil Fatin, Gwen Curry, Michael Mallin, Shane Lloyd, Iain McKechnie, Jan McKechnie, Judi Pedder, Joan Ackerman, Chris McCollister, Vi McConnell

“What would human life be without forests, those natural cities.” - Henry David Thoreau

www.albernivalleynews.com

Alberni Valley News Thursday, July 10, 2014

Lower Argyle will be strung with a series of 20X20 ft. pavilions featuring the best of local artists and crafts people displaying their creations and creating right before your eyes. The Pavilions will be open Aug. 2-3 from 11AM to 6PM and Monday, August 4th from 11 to 4PM Artist Demo Pavilions will be situated around the Historic Train Station housing various artists each demonstrating their talents. There’s an opportunity to chat with the artists and learn more about the various artistic processes.

List of Artists Brett White, graffiti art Jen Fisher Bradley, sgraffito artist Dave Parsinishi, sculptor, carver Shane Lloyd, pyrography Dave Huband, carver/folk art Tom Richardson, Luthier, musician

Yolande Fournier, potter Raymond Shaw, carver Catherine McPhee, painter Ann McIvor, sketch artist Jillian Mayne, painter Tamas Zalatnai, sculptor, jeweler

BUSINESS

Several businesses throughout Port Alberni will be displaying the work of 17 artists. All Art shown during the Art Rave Festival is for sale. All Mex’d Up #6-5440 Argyle St Artisan Angel Cafe #6-4505 Victoria Quay Blue Fish Gallery 2907 2nd Ave Boutique Belles Amies 5344 Argyle St Char’s Landing 4815 Argyle St Clock Tower Gallery #14-5440 Argyle St Cloud City 3042 3rd Ave Flandangles 3036 3rd Ave

Gayle’s Fashions 5262 Argyle St Jenny’s Fine Foods 3074 KingsWay Ave Kismet Quilts 5334 Argyle St The Lighthouse, 2740 Harbour Rd MacDermotts Insurance 4907 Argyle St Medicine Shoppe 4833 SouthGate Rd Medicine Shoppe 3949 MapleWay Royal Bank 2925 3rd Ave Serious Coffee 3755 10th Ave SteamPunk Cafe 3025 3rd Ave Swale Rock Cafe 5328 Argyle St

ART FOR ALL AGES

On-site Workshops will be running from: Saturday, August 2: 11-6 Sunday, August 3: 11-6 Monday, August 4: 11-4 For Children, come make a colourful windsock and/or banner to take home, and try your hand at chalk drawing street art. And for the adults, try your hand at drawing from a live model or perhaps a Still Life. On-site workshops and life/still life drawing opportunities with artist facilitators will be running from 11 to 6, Saturday and Sunday and 11 to 4 on Monday

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Thursday, July 10, 2014 Alberni Valley News

SCHEDULE: Friday August 1

Saturday August 2

10 am – 3 pm Train Station Gallery Open 7 pm – 11 pm Evening Reception Tickets $25 at Jenny’s Fine Foods, Swale Rock Café, and Jowsey’s Furniture & Appliances

10 am -7 pm Train Station Gallery Open 11 am – 6 pm Demonstration Pavilions open 11 am – 6 pm Art for All Ages Noon – 11 pm Beer Garden Open 8:30 pm New Groovement- Festival Headliner Act on the Sound Stage

Sunday August 3

Monday August 4

10 am -7 pm Train Station Gallery Open 11 am – 6 pm Demonstration Pavilions open 11 am – 6 pm Art for All Ages Noon – 11 pm Beer Garden Open

10 am – 6 pm Train Station Gallery Open 11 am – 4 pm Demonstration Pavilions open 11 am – 4 pm Art for All Ages Noon – 11 pm Beer Garden Open

ART R AV E

SPONSORS

Art Rave could never make it past the vision stage without the help of it’s dedicated volunteers and generous sponsors who offer the time and financial sponsorship that enables Art Rave to present the community with this Free Family Weekend.

Our sincere thanks to: Arrowsmith Rotary Club

Catalyst

Seton Lake Contracting

City of Port Alberni

Lions Club

Arbutus RV

Alberni Valley News

Triangle Music

The Peak

Alberni Valley Times

Full Circle Renovations

Animal Ark


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