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A New Venue for North Shore Artists serious and not-so-serious collector. The gallery's art collection runs the gamut from traditional oils and watercolours to fantasies in fabric, sculptures in marble and jade, fine w o o d working, folk art, and pieces of whimsy, making a visit to the gallery a delightful experience. The gallery represents over 50 artists--the majority from B C , including 3 internationally renowned N o r t h Vancouver artists: watercolourist Laszlo Interior view of the new Morgan Dawne Gallery in North Vancouver. Feher, glass artist Marina Papais, and new gallery has opened In the Lower Lonsdale area of N o r t h Vancouver where rejuvenation plans for the area include a strong focus on the arts.The Morgan Dawne Gallery is located two blocks west of the Lonsdale Quay, across from Waterfront Park on Esplanade. The 2,300-square-foot gallery is dedicated to presenting a diverse array of arts and crafts for the fabric artist Bev Juno. O t h e r N o r t h Shore artists represented include carver John Pesklewis; painters Lynne Green and Leonard Brett; folk artists Graham Eagle and Mark Wilkinson; and fabric artists Rosalind Aylmer, Ann Love, and Sharmini Wirasekara. O t h e r well-known talents featured are glass artist Malcom MacFadyen; ceramic artists Jack Oliver, Ernst Watkins, and Louisa Leibman;wire artist Jean Ross; sculp- visual arts Summer Arts at the P G E Station L o w e r Lonsdale will come alive with the arts this July and August, with the Summer at the Station project. It's all happening outside (weather permitting) on the terrace of the historic PGE Train Station.The station was recently moved to a new, more public, location at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue near the Quay. Every Sunday afternoon, the c o m munity and tourists will be treated to a free outdoor concert, as well as a visual arts exhibition featuring some of our community's many talented artists. The line-up of artists and musicians will change from week to week. Concerts happen from 2 pm to 4 pm and the artists will display their work from noon to 4 pm. Musicians scheduled to perform (subject to change) include The D o n Hardy Trio July 5, the Deep Cove Community Band July 12,The Blueberries July 19, La Band July 26, Two Flutes August 2, Fouruvus August 9, Casablanca Cowboys August 16, A Capella Harmonies August 23, and the a cappella quartet Images August 30. Artists scheduled to exhibit include painter Ann Hurst July 5, metal sculptor John Deasey July 12, potter Jack Ploesser July 19, painter Darab Shabanhang July 26, painter Beatrice Watson August 2, mixedmedia artist Jane Lowery (see profile on facing page ) August 16, potter Jill Emison August 23, and sculptor Anthony O'Keefe August 30. So, weather permitting, plan to drop by 8th Annual tors Evelyn Sloboda and Nicholas Florov; and painters Jane Ford and Denis Nokony. International artists include A R T S F E S T I V/A L August 7-16 American Darrell Anderson, whose w o r k can literally be walked on throughout the Denver International Airport, and Nicholas Kowalski from Ghana, with a study in African A r t . The gallery's goal is to be a place where people meet to enjoy the OPENING 6 p m , F r i d a y NIGHT A u g u s t 7 A summer's eve, fine food, wine, outstanding art and live Celtic music --and this is just the launch of our 10 day community celebration of the arts. Everyone Welcome! For more information, watch for our ads in the Friday editions of the North Shore News, or call 92S-7268 atmosphere, each other, and the arts.To achieve this end, the gallery will host a series of workshops, seminars, and events that celebrate the arts, called A r t After Dark, A r t In The Park, and Breakfast W i t h A r t . The gallery is also a supporter of F A N S -- T h e Fund for the Arts on the N o r t h Shore. The Morgan Dawne Gallery is open Monday to Saturday 11 am-5:30pm; appointments before and after these hours are available. Call Dawne or Glen at the gallery for more information, 984-1286. 0 the PGE Station each and every Sunday this summer for an exciting afternoon of arts. For further information call The North Shore Arts Commission at 980-3559. 0