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Misty Rivers Community Arts Council |
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Misty River Gallery |
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We advocate for our sector by monitoring public policy, synthesizing issues for our members, and representing the interests of artists. We also offer a range of services that allow artists to publicize their events, network, and access affordable and relevant professional development opportunities. |
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Bulkley Valley Community Arts Council Located in beautiful Smithers BC, Canada, the Bulkley Valley Community Arts Council (BVCAC) is dedicated to supporting local artists and arts groups. |
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Walter Harris born in Kispiox, BC is a well known First Nations artist. He received the prestigious Governor General's Award for Excellence in Visual Arts and the Order of Canada. |
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Roy Henry Vickers is one of Canada`s premier artists. Roy`s distinctive artistic style blends First Nations themes with European realism to create a harmonious fusion of traditional and contemporary, old and new, personal and universal. |
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Paul & Carole Huel have lived in the Kispiox Valley since 1975. They have been working with clay and glazes since 1984 and continue to explore the many facets of working with clay. |
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Named after the hazel bushes that paint river-carved terraces, the Hazeltons are situated in a majestic setting dominated by the 3000’ walls of the rugged Roche de Boule Range. A ‘must see’ for those traveling Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert. |
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A sincere artist is not one who makes a faithful attempt to put on to canvas what is in front of him, but one who tries to create something which is, in itself, a living thing. :::William Dobell::: |
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Misty River Gallery Bulkley River Room |
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The Kispiox Valley Music Festival Society came into being in 1994 as a result of an enthusiastic group of individuals hoping to put on a music festival in our community. With seed money, advice and encouragement from the Bulkley Valley Folk Music Society in Smithers organizers went forward. |
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Hazelton district public library To serve the community by assembling, preserving and administrating, in organized collections, books and related educational and recreational material. To provide programs and services to the community. |