July 15, 2014

Community Arts Council of White Rock & District

1974 -2014

CELEBRATING OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY

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FORTY YEARS OF ARTS & CULTURE ON THE PENINSULA Peace Arch News • JULY 15, 2014 • 3

Introducing new arts space5,300-square-foot arts space now at

South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre

The new home base for Semiahmoo Arts, the

South Surrey & White Rock Arts Society and the

Semiahmoo Potters Club is the South Surrey

Recreation and Arts Centre, formally opened on

May 10 after a soft opening in April.

The newly expanded facility, at 14601 20 Ave.,

represents 5,300 sq. ft. of dedicated arts space,

including a multi-purpose arts room, visual

arts studio, pottery studio, a planned café and

expanded lobby, as well as recreational features

such as a spin studio, a fi tness studio, a weight

room and a child-minding room.

The centre has been developed as a

partnership between the City of Surrey,

Semiahmoo Arts – for whom it now provides

the main offi ce – the South Surrey & White

Rock Art Society, which made a $250,000

contribution from its own coffers to the centre,

the Semiahmoo Potters Club, Arts Umbrella and

the Surrey YMCA.

Accommodation under the

aegis of Semiahmoo Arts –

including a pottery room at the

former White Rock Elementary

– has always been temporary

until now, Semiahmoo Potters’

Diane Petersen noted.

“And the OPCH was getting

too small and too cramped for

our shows,” she said.

“The new centre is much

more visible and much more

accessible. And one of the

things that excites is that

they’ve hired a new tech,

Tony Wilson, who’s very

accomplished – he was a

teacher in Montreal.”

Petersen said the club is also

grateful for the South Surrey White

Rock Arts Society’s contribution.

“Their generosity is a lot to do with why we’re

in this new space – it’s been great getting to

know these people.”

For more information on the South Surrey

Recreation and Arts Centre, call 604-592-6970, or

visit www.surrey.ca/southsurrey

Semiahmoo Potters’ Diane Petersen, new pottery tech Tony Wilson and Semiahmoo Arts president and administrator Mary Brunet.


Party at White Rock Pier

Support the local arts scene

Celebrate White Rock Pier’s centennial with live music, dancing and a

large selection of delicious food and beverages.

On Aug. 28 from 7 to 10 p.m., supporters for Semiahmoo Arts will

gather for Party on the Pier, a much anticipated event that coincides with

the organization’s 40th anniversary.

Tickets are $100 per person, with a $40 tax receiptable donation for

supporting arts programming on the Peninsula.

Around 20 restaurants from Marine Drive and Uptown White Rock will

line the pier to offer free samples of their signature dishes.

B.C. wineries and local craft breweries will also be on site to showcase

their products, available through cash bars.

Admission includes a commemorative glass, which can be brought

home at the end of the event, as well as one adult beverage.

“Local artists will be painting in place,” says Barbara Cooper,

representative for Semiahmoo Arts. With the picturesque waterfront as

their subject, exquisite artwork is sure to be produced.

The end of the pier will be home to live music, featuring Vancouver-

based group Tom Lavin & The Legendary Powder Blues Band, with classic

reggae band Mostly Marley opening.

During the event, the winner of Here’s to the Pier! poetry contest,

which honours the 100th anniversary of the White Rock Pier, will be

announced. He or she will then present their poem to the audience.

“Artistic and cultural groups will also be present, including people

dressed in period costumes from throughout the decades,” says Cooper,

adding unique souvenirs, including modern and historical photos of

the pier, will be available for purchase. The event also includes a silent

auction. For the celebration’s grand fi nale, party-goers will be handed

battery operated candles to honour the 100-year-old White Rock Pier.

To purchase tickets, go to www.semiahmooarts.com, phone 604-536-

8333 or visit South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre offi ce, 14601 20 Ave.

For more information about Party on the Pier, contact Mary Brunet at

[email protected] or Barb Nelson at 604-328-0029

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Arts building gets new muralWhite Rock-raised artist designs

bold public artwork

Son of late local painter and White Rock

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artist Richard Tetrault has a strong sentimental

attachment to the community.

The White Rock-raised painter, printmaker

and muralist has worked with Semiahmoo Arts

many times before with individual exhibitions

and fundraising projects.

But Tetrault, well known for murals in

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Coquitlam – and projects as far afi eld as

Argentina and Cuba – had never painted a mural

in the town where he spent 20 formative years.

That all changed earlier this year when he

was commissioned by the City of White Rock

to do a solo mural on an east-facing wall of the

Semiahmoo Arts building in Centennial Park,

plus mentoring a collaborative mural on a north-

facing wall on the Leisure Services building.

Tetrault, a featured “master artist” at last

year’s inaugural International Artist Day Festival

in White Rock, completed the murals at the end

of May, in time for a June open house.

“The idea was to make a visual statement that

there is an arts-related centre here, and really

draw attention to the building,” Tetrault said.

“One of the concepts is that this area could

become an outdoor studio, with the addition of a

deck area.”

Tetrault’s own mural, which incorporates his

signature style – infl uenced by such schools

as German Expressionism and Mexican social

activist murals – brings in vivid symbolic

elements such as a painters’ palette and

tubes of colours, the seashore, a mask-like

face representing the dramatic arts and exotic

musical instruments representing a multi-

cultural fabric of creativity, and includes text

drawn from the writings of humanist Kurt

Vonnegut.

The second mural, co-designed by the

participants to employ a natural palette of

colours, provides a complimentary piece that

seems to blend seamlessly with the fi rst.

Artist Richard Tetrault painted a mural on the east-facing wall of the Semiahmoo Arts building in Centennial Park.

6 • JULY 15, 2014 • Peace Arch News FORTY YEARS OF ARTS & CULTURE ON THE PENINSULAJ ,

40th anniversaryexhibition

Key local arts contributors showcasedWhite Rock Community Centre is hosting a special art exhibit to

celebrate the 40th anniversary of Semiahmoo Arts.

From Sept. 4 to Oct. 17, 40 Years of Art on the Peninsula will feature 19

local artists who have made key contributions to the Community Arts

Council of White Rock and District.

The exhibit moves to the Turnball Gallery at the South Surrey

Recreation & Arts Centre (14601 20 Ave.) from Oct. 20 to Nov. 13.

The artists specialize in a variety of creative disciplines, including

ceramic sculpture, water colour, mixed-media collage, woodworking,

photography and textiles.

“This is going to be a really diverse and interesting exhibit,” says Robin

Rankine, representing the Arts Council. “All of these artists have made

signifi cant contributions to the Arts Council.”

A comprehensive overview of the Arts Council’s four decade evolution

will be presented at the exhibition in a short video documentary and a

series of visual storyboards.

The opening reception of 40 Years of Art on the Peninsula is set for

Sept. 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. at White Rock Community Centre (15154 Russell

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New donor wallSemiahmoo Arts supporters honoured

The new donor wall at the South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre

resembles an interesting piece of artwork.

Designed by Chris Thornley of Thornley Creative, the glass wall

features frog drawings surrounded by green pebbles that are labelled

with the names of donors to Semiahmoo Arts.

The design was inspired by panels that hang in the central stairway of

the same building. Susan Point, a Coast Salish artist, carved green frogs

on the panels because in many First Nations groups frogs are the voice of

the people. They symbolize innocence, stability and communication.

Starting at a donation of $500, businesses, organizations and

individuals can have their names added to the pebbles, which get bigger

as the donation amount increases.

“I didn’t want to have the regular boring donor wall. I wanted

something that was interesting to look at,” says Thornley, whose design

broke away from the traditional rows of plaques.

As more donations come in, glasses panels can be easily added to the

wall.

To see the donor wall or Point’s carved frog panels, stop by the

South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre, 14601 20 Ave. For information

about making a donation, call Mary Brunet at 604-536-8333 or email

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Presented in cooperation between the Irish Club of White Rock and

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Council MessageWe take this opportunity to congratulate Semiahmoo Arts on the occasion of their 40th Anniversary and to acknowledge their signifi cant contributions to the artistic, social and economic well-being of our community through festivals, celebrations, events and programs.

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CouncillorBill Lawrence

CouncillorGrant Meyer

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Mayor Wayne Baldwin

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Paint the townPainters challenged with live show

Local artists are taking to the streets of White Rock once again from 10

a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sept. 20 to paint en plein air in front of passersby for the

second annual Paint the Town.

With paintbrushes in hand, artists will set their easels in front of

any scene they choose, including buildings, parks and the waterfront.

Artwork from Paint the Town will then be judged and prizes awarded in a

number of categories.

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White Rock artist Carolynn Doan takes part in Semiahmoo Arts’ Paint The Town last year.

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The Get Reel Film Series is back again this fall with a list of renowned

titles from the Toronto International Film Festival.

The four-part fi lm series, screened at White Rock Community Centre

(15154 Russell Ave.) from September to November, will kick off on Sept. 24

at 7 p.m. with The Sapphires, a story about four young Australian aboriginal

girls who learn about love, friendship and war when their all-girls group

entertains U.S. troops in Vietnam during the late-1960s.

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in Mumbai’s famously effi cient lunchbox delivery system that connect a

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Semiahmoo Arts would like to thank all of our sponsors including Tim Shields for his outstanding photograph of the pier “New Years Day 2011 Sunset”. Historical photos courtesy of White Rock Museum and Archives.

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