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Arthur Erickson Garden Party / Aids Fundraiser at West Vancouver Eppich House

Sep 11, 2005

By Catherine Barr

 

World-reknown architect Arthur Erickson has left his mark all over the world. His stunning works range from awe-inspiring office towers to beautifully planted garden homes for families. Last Sunday, at one of the famous West Vancouver Eppich houses, Arthur hosted "An Intimate Garden Party" fundraiser for the Vancouver AIDS Memorial Society. Beautiful food (by The Gallery Cafe, Fiddlehead Joe's, Glowbal and Urban Fare), a beautiful setting, a silent auction, art and entertainment made for a spectacular event that won't soon be forgotten.


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"An Intimate Garden Party" hosts Kenn Hamlin (left), and David Gouge (right) flanked architect and famous 'supermodeller' Arthur Erickson at one of West Vancouver's legendary Eppich houses during the AIDS Memorial fundraiser last Sunday.
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Artist George Vergette, seen here with Shannon Heth, donated some artwork to the silent auction.
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Artist Tiko Kerr at the Arthur Erickson fundraiser.
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Interior designer Robert Bailey (left), joined famed Vancovuer artist Tiko Kerr, Craig Shervey and Toby Pacsuta in the Erickson garden to admire the art for sale.
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Butoh-a-Go-Go performers Thomas Anfield (left) and Kevin Bergsma (right) joined current house owner and former Whistler Mayor Mark Angus who willingly opened his home and garden to host the event.
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Helmut and Hildegard Eppich
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Joining the party were Helmut and Hildegard Eppich who made an emotional return visit to their family home along with son Richard and his wife Enza.

 

     
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