Creative Artist Series 6:
Mike Hallatt
An Exciting Film Premiere!
Mike Hallatt, co-founder of Benny's Bagels, will premiere his documentary film 'Uncle Herb' about end of life issues and how they intersect health care. We will see a universal appeal for this unique portrayal of his elderly uncles capacity for life in the face of uncertain end-of-life health care decision-making. The movie is a true inspiration. Compelling viewing and very affectionate. Shot in HD. Runtime: 52 min.
Complimentary Coffee is generously provided by Bean Around The World
January 22, 2012, Sunday
2pm ~ 4pm
Senior Centre's Terrace Room
Youth (13-19yrs) FREE
Adult $6 in advance
$8 Door
Series 1: Ken Rice
Jan 30, 2011
Ken Rice is a collector, storyteller, and performer of ancient musical instruments from all over Africa, the Middle-east Asia and elsewhere. His collection includes more than 20 kinds including the tar, setar, santur, saz, oud, mountain dulcimer, balafon, calimba, Gu Zheng, cajons, subu and a drum or two. He calls himself a musical instrument enthusiast. While he drives HandyDart for his living, he teaches himself different ways of playing the instruments and learns the history and cultural significance of them, and then creates his own music on them. His pursuit is an organic and creative process that brings him a great deal of pleasure and satisfaction. What an eye-opener for the audience.
More about Ken: Go to http://www.kenricemusic.ca
Series 2: Luke Collins
April 3, 2011
Luke is a 12 grade student and soon going to go off to Univ. of Waterloo to study astrophysics and cosmology. As a classically trained pianist and multi- instrumentalist, he is a master of many forms and styles. Now, he has begun composing his own classical piano pieces and plays some of his original works to further pursue his musical endeavors.
He jammed with his bandmate, Sasha, 17 year-old high school student, another enormously talented musician. These two youngmen had unquestionably demonstrated the joy and freedom in making music!! The audience were in absolute awe..........
Series 3: Megha Ratna Shakya
May 29, 2011
A native of Nepal and educated in economics at Princeton University, Megha, wears many hats; working as a financial consultant, volunteer at Canada Without Poverty and Trans Himalayan Aid Society, non-violent communication trainer, and Tibetan singing bowl healing therapist. He is passionate about making a difference to the world through educating about peaceful interpersonal communication and Tibetan singing bowl to the public. Participants enjoyed listening to the soothing sounds at his performance and talk and to share new ideas.
June 26, 21011
What can be a hobby for a scientist?
Misha's choice - ' Visual Art '. Misha talked about his personal journey into 'Visual Art'. He was trained as a physicist and works currently in the field of bioinformatics but he has always retained very strong ties to Arts. Since the early childhood drawing was his favorite activity. He graduated from an Art School in Russia and was an active member of many student 'Visual Art' groups in High-school and University. Sketchbook is always his travel-companion. Several years ago he started an on-line picture blog, which is an ongoing fun and relaxation, as well as a communication tool. Misha also presented a first picture book with his illustrations.
Kerrisdale Visions
An Intergenerational Cultural Salon
A ll About Passion and Creativity
Kerrisdale Community Centre is launching "Creative Artists Series" by providing an opportunity for ALL our community members to:
1)create a venue to encourage intergenerationl connections and discussions around passion and creativity across many domains;
2) find the common threads to create a stronger and liverer community.
Join us!
photos by Oshi Yuval www.oshistyle.com
