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SUMMARY:"The Laundry Room" Exhibit at the Sidney Museum
DESCRIPTION:This exhibit shows contemporary art and historical objects relating to laundry and is a collaboration with four local artists\, Elizabeth Carefoot\, Laura Feeleus\, Sharon Stoneman\, and Lesley Turner.  \n“The Laundry Room” is a result of women reflecting on their past\, present\, and future experiences with the laundry\, reflecting\, often with tongue in cheek\, on the social\, personal and political aspects of this activity.
URL:https://www.exploresidney.ca/event/the-laundry-room-exhibit-at-the-sidney-museum/
LOCATION:Sidney Museum and Archives\, 2423 Beacon Ave\, SIDNEY\, BC\, V8L 1X5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Dinovember Challenge
DESCRIPTION:We have a new MEGA challenge for the kiddos! Search the children’s area at the Sidney / North Saanich Library (10091 Resthaven Dr.) for the hidden dinos to solve the riddle. Put your name and contact on the back of the completed paper. Then put it in the draw box. You could win a prize!
URL:https://www.exploresidney.ca/event/dinovember-challenge/
LOCATION:Sidney/North Saanich Branch Library\, 10091 Resthaven Drive\, Sidney\, V8L 3G3
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Gwen Curry & Wendy Picken
DESCRIPTION:Curry and Picken have written books grounded in a deep love of the West Coast and specifically Vancouver Island. \nGwen Curry’s book “Converging Waters\, the Beauty and Challenges of the Broughton Archipelago\,” takes us to this region off the north coast of Vancouver Island. Dan Hillert’s exquisite photographs are paired with Curry’s writing which delves into the darker side of this mystical land and seascape. \nWendy Picken’s book “Rainbees and Honeybows” is set locally in Sidney\, Victoria and Fairy Lake. Picken is the author as well as the illustrator for this book. It is written for the child in all of us. \nAlthough the two books appear to come from different perspectives\, (fantasy and non-fiction) they and the authors share a lot in common. Gwen and Wendy met at the University of Victoria in the Visual Arts Department where Curry was a professor and Picken a student. Both have been artists for many decades and both have become authors later in life. Picken’s intimate and whimsical artworks on paper are reflected in her book\, “Rainbees and Honeybows\,” and Curry’s large scale mixed media artwork\, which is environmentally based\, is reflected in the text of “Converging Waters.” Picken also wrote\, “Grandma’s Pearl Soup and Grandpa’s Mango Smile” (2007). Curry is the author and photographer of “Tod Inlet\, A Healing Place” (2015) which was a finalist for the Roderick Haig-Brown Prize for BC Books.
URL:https://www.exploresidney.ca/event/an-evening-with-gwen-curry-wendy-picken/
LOCATION:Sidney/North Saanich Branch Library\, 10091 Resthaven Drive\, Sidney\, V8L 3G3
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