B8 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, September 13, 2000 · Arts & Entertainment Oakville Beaver Entertainm ent Editor: Carol Baldwin 845-3824 (Extension 254); Fax: 337-5567; E-mail: baldwin@haltonsearch.com P h o to s by J u lie F a ir r ie "At Erin Mills Lodge, Mom gets the care she needs to stay independent." It w asn't an easy decision because M om has always been so independent and we d id n 't w ant to quell th a t w onderful spirit of hers. But even she agreed that she needed more help than we could give her. Thank goodness fo r the caring people at Erin Mills Lodge. M om loves her active new lifestyle and she's as happy and independent as ever. Daughter o f Mrs. Robertson, Resident since 1991 W illiam Hodge, above, who will be the final artist featured at the M cLaren-Barnes Gallery in an exhibition titled Danza, A Cele bration from Sept. 16th to OcL 7th, assembled a group of artists to decorate the M cLaren-Barnes Gallery before it is demolished at the end of the month. Matthew M cNiven, right, was oine of that group, each of whom also signed their names to the north wall of the gallery. W alker BallantyneHill, below, sprinkled gold dust on a star that was painted on the front steps o f the gallery. A A *. A W AAj, o f L C f c . Voted Mississauga s ft 1 Retirement Home 2132 Dundas St. W. Mississauga, O ntario L5K 2K7 Phone: (905) 823-6700 · Fax (905) 823-2410 V ORCA Going out with a splash (of paint) Last Sunday a group o f artists decided to help the M cLaren-Barnes Gallery go to its final resting place in a blaze o f glory. Armed with cans o f spray paint, brushes, paint and sparkles, these artists decorated the outside of the gallery and signed their names to a gallery that will cele brate 10 years in Oakville by being razed for a parking lot. According to owner Helen Barnes, the Town of Oakville was gracious enough to allow the gallery to stay open longer than planned so that M cLaren-Barnes could partici pate in the Oakville Festival for Fibre Arts, which opens on Saturday (Sept. 16th) at various locations across town. The final exhibition in the gallery at 133 Reynolds St. will feature the work of textile artist William Hodge in Danza, A Celebration from Sept. 16th to Oct. 7th, with the opening on Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. The gallery will also display work from each o f the fibre artists featured in Weaving N ew Rhythms: Diary 2001 , a 152-page, hard-cov ered day-book with 21 full colour illustrations of textile art, accompanied by related poems. This day-book, which is priced at $25.95, will be launched at McLaren-Barnes on Sunday, Sept. 17th from 1 to 4 p.m. The fibre art from the book will remain in the gallery until Sept. 30th. Copies of the book will be available at the gallery until the conclusion o f the exhibition. They will also be available at various other Festival for Fibre Arts sites, as well as through the Oakville Arts Council on the ground floor of Central Library, 815-5977. The Oakville Festival for Fibre Arts is hosted by the Oakville Arts Council from Sept. 16th to Oct. 16th and offers exhibitions, workshops and lectures to explore both traditional textiles and contemporary fibre arts. The following is a schedule o f exhibitions: The History o f the Basket Factory at The Oakville His torical Society, 110 King St. -- Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 4:30 p.m., Sept. 12th to Oct. 18th (844-2695). Danza, A Celebration - see above story for details. Janet M orton & Rachel M acH enry at Ms. Emma Designs, 109 Thom as St. - Sept. 16th to 29th (844-1388). The Common Thread Exhibition at Sheridan College School of Crafts and Design Gallery - Sept. 21st to Oct. 15th. Opening Sept 21st from 7 to 10 p.m. (815-5977). Omnium Gatherum at Abbozzo Gallery, 179 Lakeshore Rd. E. - Sept. 22nd to Oct. 8th. Opening Friday, Sept. 22nd at 7 p.m. (844-4481). More Timeless Threads at Glen Abbey Public Library, 1415 Third Line - Sept. 23rd to Oct. 20th (815-5977). Woven Gems & Other Treasures at the Cannington House Gallery, 100 Bronte Rd. - Sept. 23rd to Oct. 15th. Opening Saturday, Sept. 23rd from 1 to 6 p.m. (469-0420). Basketry Innovations at M acGregor Gallery, 325 Church St. - Sept. 27th to Oct. 2nd. Opening Wednesday, Sept. 27th from 5 to 9 p.m. (845-6101). (See `Schedule' on page B5) DIGITAL C A B L E WITH 40 d ig it a l m u s ic c h a n n e l s . Staging a get-together? You'll love the 40 digital m usic channels you get with Digital Cable TV from COG ECO. There's a channel for everyone. Pop, Rock, Jazz, Classical, Blues and more. Best of all, there are no commercials. It's just CD-quality music, uninterrupted, 24 hours a day. 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