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WEst Vancouver's Harmony Arts Festival 2005

Jul 30, 2005

By Catherine Barr

 

It's the one week that is really starting to put West Vancouver on the map. The 15th Annual Harmony Arts Festival has so much to do that you could go and do something different every day. There are live concerts every night, movies in the park, a craft fair on both weekends, lessons, demonstrations, gallery tours and so much more. It's a local salute to North Shore artists that screams community pride. Congrats to all involved.


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Lora Bird on the Fountain stage.
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Indigo Star jewelery artist Susie Wickstead (left), seen here with friend Brie Gorosh, uses silver and crystals to make things sparkle.
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North Van's Lora Bird was thankful for the help of sound engineer Tristan Bacon during her afternoon performance on the Fountain Stage.
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He makes glass dance with colour and magic. Local artist Sol Maya's pieces were alive with sunlight during his glass blowing demos.
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North Van artist Graham Eagle creates "architectural sculptures" and wonderful, whimsical mini villages full of character.
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Tiny tugboats with red and black caught the attention of everyone thanks to artist Mark Wilkinson.
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Production volunteers Jasmine (left) and Annie Jan turned their tasks into a super sister act.
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Lions Bay's Susan Loutet (left) and daughter Miranda took the new, in-depth, electronic survey about the festival. The public survey included questions about RRSP contributions and banking habits.
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Selling festival t-shirts outside the Ferry Building Gallery were volunteers Marcela Holan (left) and Lenora Hellier.
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Chinese brush artist Nancy Chen gave instruction in the ancient art to Pat Trijssenaar and a tent full of enthusiasts anxious to learn.

 

     
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