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OPPORTUNITIES COURSES AND Kakali Handmade Papers is holding their workshops this Fall and Winter. Workshops include paper-making, bookbinding, Christ mas decoration making and a lot more. You can even rent their equipment and studio for your own use. For more information contact: Kakali Handmade Papers, Inc. 1249 Cartwright Street, Granville Island, Van couver, B.C. Canada V6H 3R7 or call: (604)682-5274 GRACE GALLERY LTD. is presently reviewing artists' portfolios. Career artists who are interested in gallery representation should submit a minimum of 10 slides of recent work and resume to: Grace Gallery Ltd. 1406 Old Bridge Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6H 3H6 Attention: Kevin Rennie, Phone: (604)669-9606 The CENTENNIAL THEATRE CENTRE is once again soliciting visual artists inter ested in displaying their work in the theatre lobby. In our continuing effort to assist artists in obtaining a higher community profile we are pleased to offer this area to you. We suggest only larger works are appropriate because of height and vision access. Please contact Oksana or Ellen at the Cen tennial Theatre Centre by phoning at 9844484 for further information or mail a pro file with sample photo to 2300 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver, B.C. V7M 3L1. JOB OPPORTUNITY. GREEN THUMB THEATRE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE invites applications for the position of General Manager. If you are dedicated, committed, hard working theatre professional; if you are a senior manager; if you have a sense of humour; if you are a university graduate or have commensurate experience; if you can handle challenge and responsibility and appreciate the rewards of Theatre for Young Audiences; if you like working with tal ented individuals; if you are adept at inter personal diplomacy; if you are expert in the ways of personnel management and profi cient in the intricacies of financial manage ment (ie. budgeting, cash-flow, fundrais ing, marketing etc.); if determination and order are your middle names, then WE WANT YOU. Send in resume - with refer ences - to: Search Committee Green Thumb THeatre for Young People 1885 Vendable Street Vancouver, B.C. V5L 2H6 Applications will not be considered after September 10, 1990. SUNDAY ARTIST SHOW - INVITA TION TO ENTER. The Community Arts Council of Vancouver announces its fourth annual juried show for recreational artists, to be held at the Community Arts Council Gallery from October 4 - 26, 1990. Formerly called Sunday Painter Show, the exhibition's title has been changed to Sun day Artist Show and, as such, is now open to works in any two or three dimensional medium. Works in fibre, clay, glass, wood, printmaking, photography, sculpture as well as painting and drawing, etc. are now eli gible. The jury will consist of members of the CAC's Visual Arts Committee. Lower Mainland recreational artists may enter up to three works each. There is an entry fee of $5.00/work and a variety of prizes will be awarded for top honours. Entry deadline is September 30, 1990. For details and entry form, send a business sized, self-addressed stamped envelope to: Sunday Artist Show Community Arts Council of Vancouver 837 Davie Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1B7 procession on the evening of Wednesday, October 3. The Centre in Vancouver in conjunction with the Asian Studies Department of U.B.C. are pleased to present a series of three lectures on Dunhuang Buddhist caves by Mr. Duan Wen-jie, Director of the Dunhu ang Research Institute on September 2, 4 and 6. Admission is FREE. For more details call Saintfield Wong at 687-0729. VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Vancouver Vocational Institute Office 250 W. Pender, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1S9 Conservation of Heritage Buildings - Fall 1990 Vancouver Community College, Continu ing Education Division offers a series of courses in heritage conservation. These courses are designed for the general public, city planners, architects, drafters, designers and others involved or interested in the conservation of our heritage buildings. During the Fall term the following courses will be offered. Conserving Vancouver's Architectural Heritage (051403) Is Vancouver losing too many of its famil iar landmarks? One of our hottest public issues is the fate of our heritage buildings. Explore these concerns and how they are being treated by developers, architects and politicians. Leant about local area history, proper conservation techniques and the motivation behind recent heritage projects. The course includes a field trip to be sched uled on a Saturday. $150. 10 eve - We. Sep 19, 19:00 - 21:00 - CC Styles of Architectural Heritage (051402) Can you name the architectural style of your house? Building styles, like fashion, change over time leaving a rich variety of historic buildings in our urban environ ment. Learn to identify familiar and not so familiar local styles and their historic prece dents. The course includes a field trip to be scheduled on a Saturday. $140. 9 eve-M o. Sep 17, 19:00 - 21:00 - CC Instructors: Valda Vidners and Don Luxton of Foundation Group Ltd. For further infor mation and registration contact 682-5844. CHINESE CULTURAL CENTRE - Lan tern Making Workshop. The Chinese Cul tural Centre of Vancouver will present a two-day lantern making workshop on Sat urday, September 1st and 15th, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, at the Centre, 50 East Pender Street, for nine year olds and up. The $12.00 fee for adults and $8.00 for children includes materials for making one lantern. Finished works will be displayed at the Centre from September 26 - October 3. All participants are invited to join a lantern