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The charming ._ “Forever Plaid is a musii musical follows The cal for all ages to enjoy and Plaids tSparky. linx. .. experience together." said Smudge and Frankie) ® HYUI'IDHI â€"â€"_â€"‘â€"_' Alex Mustakas, artistic direc» on art unforgettable ”[33 53 tor of Drayton Entertainr journey as they are 31 g R 9%; merit. “For many people the presented with the ’ ' I 23‘; 9 music will evoke fond mem~ unique opportunity to ‘ / ’ ' Lag}; % ories of the t95tl's and for perform the incredi- it; I” _. others it will be like discov» ble show they never m m SMART. 355?; g a o l i « if 35 Bhtzkneg Bop atWLU ________________________. first: The Robert Langen Art Gallery at Wilfrid laurier igiiéfig University will feature the work ofToronto-based artist is gin 3 Rafi'ael lglesias in an exhibition that runs from Oct. 15 ' “3‘“? to Nov. 8 and is titled Blitzkrieg Bop. ‘ \ l3 i‘j‘i The paintings in this exhibition will feature vibrant A .. - ~ . ~ “gig?“ "cultural landscapes" inspired by lglesias's cultural =9“â€" . “a". m i ' ' . ififiifi heritage, sociopolitical issuesand urban graffiti an. IIh-U- . .» r ‘ ~ " ’ a 7 a 5 "My work is the product ofan inevitable amalgama» { ,. . I: ' . " G' ‘ $19 995. (A giggisfii lion and fusion of my internal dialogue and the exter- ‘im’l'A: ”Isa: fl . ,_ . .. n‘ ' " . . - t m :5; iii nal relationships with others in an urban environ- ‘ “5 ~ ’» v.41} a; ’7 ' ‘ ““I r I. m .1; ii if ' merit." said lglesias, who was born in El Salvador ,5, a ,3, if»: ‘ 11 000 ‘_ 7 " It ' 1' agéglfii ., _ _ ‘ ‘ .m: ~ V, “V g y . . i E I borrow, or in Hip Hop terms. I to sampling a ‘ '{efiia-vufifi‘iâ€"‘Wv :3.;£;:>f’;..‘.s.wm..s “a giifiii library of images for reconstruction. bringing together A“! _. “:m'fimw g g u g a diverse library of images. from graffiti, cartoons, p» , mun-unattain- . film 5 posters. advertising to computer graphics and a colour . . .t g: ,. t Si E palette rooted in my Maya heritage." » g ii“ ’7 lglesias has exhibited at Peak Gallery. Toronto; E-ES Grunt Gallery, Vancouver; Museum of Contemporary £3 33” 13% Canadian Art, Toronto and the International Art Fair. “EARN“ ,I’” ~. Azera GL5 gig” Q Madrid. N74 "‘ , ‘ agile He is currently a Master of Fine Arts candidate at ‘ A "AW“ " _ j ‘ 3g”; ‘5 or 1mm ,â€" . - a a.“ .. m y . _ {is 3? As Wilfrid [,aurier University‘s visual arts centre . o g _ “ since 1989, the Robert langen Art Gallery provides 1 "' $2 , $411: “-93. (I Lagrfi knowledge, stewardship, appreciation and enjoyment A .j I conga-m #321 m 13 L3: of Canadian art and culture to the local community. p.» t) ,‘ 59.49.5‘3-7- Z“ 3 '3 {3‘5} The gallery is located in the John Aird Centre and is ' “1......” ifiaig. 3 open noon to 5 pm. from Wednesdays to Saturdays, ._._.... i ‘ ~3anmMm-mmmummm-unmm g 53333 Admission is free. L w"m'm"'nm°mwm"~w gagging 5 n . 7 lat Oktoberfest Idols named . , . 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