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The l)a(lapu Chamber Chmr H preparing to prt-senl Ila upruming con cert "Remembering the Future" Presented Nov II at 8 pm at St Inhn [hr fNangelist Anglican Church imrner of Tyuke and Wain Streets m Knchenerk the concert will feature the music of John Tavener and guest cellrst Ben Bolt Martin Other selections will include works hy Bach, Ligeti, Mathias, and Sanders Tickets are Slit for adults and $8 for students/seniors. available at the door For more information email darapowcanada com The Art Talks series begins on Oct, 25 with stained glass artist Virginia Smith, followed by ceramist Bruce Cochrane on Nov. i, enamelist Wanda Wesolowski an Nov. 8, ceramist Les Manning on Nov, 15. and Susan “ham nn Nov 22. Current Nhihitinns mrludo 'Svmlmlngy 2000: Mommal lnntmlivcs m Glass" and "ftver Steins" by Kirk Creed DaCapo Chamber Choir 'Remembers the Future' Louise Worsnop. a member of the St, Columbat Church congregation, admired the Bayeax Tapestry replica which was recently on display at the Waterloo church. The original tapestry was completed over 900 years ago, and has been in - Bayeax, France since the 10805. There is just one reproduction of the tapestry, made by University of Waterloo French professor Ray Dugan. The replica, as pictured, is 200 feet long and about two feet wide. Dugan began work in 1985 and completed the replica in 1996, Five silica artists of inter- national reputation will give the passionate low-down on their work: past. present and future directions, inspi- rations & challenges. loin us for a first hand account of the trials and delights of being on the cutting edge of creativity. A question period will follow each talk. The series is part of the Canadian Clay s: Glass Gallery's innovution fall education program whwh includes it round table tits. cussion. kids' clay classes. a sclmuls eduuumn program and studio mun C2G2 hosts Art Talks' lecture series rt Talks is a series of Azréilsls’ lectures which _ take place at the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery on Wednesday evenings between 7:30 pm. and 8:30 pm. Bayeax beauty molt!“ “Adv mo")