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Light and Shadow

By Alice Rich on Jul 5, 2010

Enter the studio of sculptor Elias Wakan on Gabriola Island, and what strikes the eye is the incredible play of light and shadow within his sculptures. Eli explains that his constructions (he prefers that word, since his pieces are painstakingly built up unit by unit) are appreciated because they seem to change along with the light of day. Read more...


Celebrating Creativity

By Bobbie Jo Reid on Jul 5, 2010

Much can be said about British Columbia and her artists. Whether they toil in paint, sculpture, photography, performing arts, music or word play, these artists share one thing in common - a creativity that thrives in the natural allure of our province. Read more...


Keyed Up for the Piano

By Ellen Weiser on May 3, 2010

I have always loved music. Musical notes scattered on a page fascinate me. Along with the joy, however, there is also frustration. My almost 60-year-old hands and slightly-past-middle-age mind sometimes have difficulty synchronizing and creating the sound the composer had in mind when a particular piece was written. Read more...


Living Her Dream

By Valerie Green on May 3, 2010

Some years ago, while living in Vancouver, Dawn Stofer reached a crossroads in life. A friend suggested she picture how she would like her life to look. Read more...


Hooked on Books

By Vernice Shostal on May 3, 2010

Eric Wilson is a storyteller. The well-known author of 22 best-selling Liz Austen mysteries for children began his career as a teacher at White Rock Junior Secondary School where he found, to his amazement, that the small group of boys in his class didn't like reading. Read more...


Connecting with Nature

By Robert L. Ramsay on May 3, 2010

Comox Valley watercolour artist Judi Pedder relishes a challenge, an advantage, since her life has been full of adversity. Born in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, the youngest of seven children, Judi's first unwanted challenge came at age eight when she had to deal with the death of her father who was a dentist. Read more...


Faithfully Yours

By Kevin McKay on Mar 2, 2010

A late bloomer, Rosemarie Hurst has enjoyed more success with her music in the past decade than all the years leading up to it put together. Read more...


Tinkertown Museum

By Maggie Kielpinski on Mar 2, 2010

Entering Tinkertown is like turning back time to a wildly wacky nether world of Americana, the breathtaking result of one man's passion; a joyful celebration of life - unstructured and in miniature; Monty Python in clay-mation - wonky, whimsical and silly, and all with a subtle undercurrent of social commentary. Read more...


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