Whity Free Press, Wednesday, September 1, 1993, Page il 'Order out of Chaos'e at g;-allery LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Henry while in office. Jackmafl took a keen Jackman attended the gala premiere of interest in the antiques during his tour of Trafagar Castle's second annual antique the show, including this tapestry held by show Thursday, thus becoming the i th Marian Mustard of Soft Treasures Inc. lieutenant governor to attend the castle Photo by Mark Reeser, Whtby Free Press 4classical muSc concerts plannd Subscriptions te the 1993/94 season of the Durham Region Concert Association are now on sale. The four concerts will be held at 8 pin, on Saturdays at the Arts Reseurce Centre in Oshawa. The cost of the series is $55 for adults and $28 for students. The upcoming season promises a variety of instruments and styles, including violin, piano, brass and voice. The first concert, Oct. 16, shewcases the Windsor Symphonic Brase. Ross Turner and Philip Seguin (trumpets), Martin Limoges (hemn) and John Jasavalas (trombone) are al p*ncipal brass players with the iWindsor Symphonic Orchestra, and wiIi be joined by Alex Kidston (tuba) from the Thunder Bay Symphony. This quintet has played together for four years. The Jan. 8 concert wiii feature the coloratura soprano Wendy Humphreys and virtueuso trumpet player Stuart Laughton. Their repertoire includes works by Scarlatti, Bach and Handel, along with some contemporary music. On Feb. 19, Martin Foster (violin) and Eugene Piawutsky WÀED ROSE.. .. Garc.en .é.t.t.:. . .:. LANDSCAPE RETAINING WALLS INSTALLATION & SALES Interlocking $SQ Stone from %9FTar Wincester c Ir: 5825 THICKSON RD. N. OSWA655- 4749 plydtogether since 1986 and share a high degree of musical empathy. entertain May 7 at the concert of the series. final Tickets may he obtained at Thomnas House -if Music, Whitby and Brase Deiights, Whitby. For further information, cali 571-1386. SMichael Forster: Order Out of Chaos, Sixty Years of a Canadian Artist,' will be at the Robert Heber Down is going te the covser the Sept. 11-12 weekend, that is. when on each day events will be held in the. Whitby conservation area to raise funds te aid animal welfare. On Saturday, Sept. il the second annual Walk-a-Dog- Athon & Mutt Show' will be held byTeAia Guardian Society There will be a barbecue and entertainment, and prizes. Spon- sere sheetds are available by calling 263-TAGS, 432-6690, 831- 0645 or 420-1567. On Sunday, Sept. il, from 10 a.xn. te 2 p .m., the Oshawa and District Humane Society will hold the second annual "People & Pets Walkathon.' There will be a five-kilometre, walk, refreshTnents, contests and prizes. Pied ge forms are avail- able at the shelter, 199 Waterloo St. unit!2 Oshawa (433-2022). The sheiter is now under rene- vation, expanding te two units instead of one, and there will lx facilities te, house abused and abandoned dogs as well as cats. The facility will also, havea disease-free holding and viewing area for both dogs and cats, kennels and runs for dogs and bathing area for animais. With high costs for IcennelE and runs,, the seciety is lookini for donations te 'Project Duke. Thos e denating either $100 fori sinall kennel, $150 for a medium $200 for a l'arge, or $500 fori run, will have their names onà plaque on the kennel. Oct. 17. The exhibition of paintings by Forster takes an in-depth, retrospective approach that aims to put Forster into the Canadian art context -- that of modernism in this country. In 1989, the gallery received a gift of paintings and drawings by the artist. The gift not onlr expanded holdings of Forste s work but expanded the view of him as an artist. A war artist of World War 11, his art, unlike that of any other war artist, coînbined realism with abstraction. He was for the gallery a niissing link between art of the 1940s and the group founded in Oshawa in 1953, Painters Eleven. Forster was included in most major exhibitions of Canadian art organized by the National Gallery of Canada throughout the 1940s te 1950s, as' well as Solo exhibitions in Mexico, England and numerous exhibitions in Canada. Born in Calcutta' India in 1907, Forster was educated in India and England, studied art at »the Colarossi, Paris and New York. He came te Canada in 1928. 1 He is a published author of 1narrative fiction and a newspaper columnist. During the war, he worked in the Merchant Navy on the Jamaica Run in 1943 and in 1Octeber 1944 became a member .of the Royal Canadian Naval )Volunteer Reserve where he became an officiai war artist. . Now a resident of Cornwall, 3England, Forster has been an 3innovator in Canadian art hito. a 3, Is a n, a a CARLTON wa--ý de Gifts & stafioncry Whitby Mall 723-2857 Mon.-SaL 9-9, Sun. 11-5 PLIN OTTER CREEK WEST LYNDE VIDEO VIDEO 900 BONACORD AVE. 273 MICHAEL BLVD. (acrossfrom the SCheol) Reservation Hottine 666-9280 Reservation Hotine 430-0992