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h4>>We're pleased to announce that Stephen Lytton will open the program on Thursday, November 25, by acknowledging First Nations land and speaking about the impact involvement in community arts has had on his own life. Stephen Lytton is on the Board of Directors of the BC Aboriginal Network on Disability Society. The following biography is an excerpt from their website. Stephen Lytton was born …

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h4>>Savannah Walling of Vancouver Moving Theatre will join Chris Tyrell and Hank Bull as First Responders at AGM, after the keynote on The Importance of the Community Arts. After all four speakers, we'll open it up to the audience to share how the community arts have impacted you and your life. Here's some information about Savannah from Cultural Services, City of Vancouver, website when she and …

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h4>>Chris Tyrell will be one of the "First Responders" after the keynote address at our AGM on Thursday, November 25. Chris Tyrell has been involved with the arts since 1976 when he established Presentation House Gallery of Photography and Presentation House Theatre in North Vancouver. He has worked as a consultant for many arts organizations including the Arts Club Theatre, Vancouver Film …

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h4>>Hank Bull will be one of three "first responders" - responding to the keynote speech on the Importance of the Community Arts at our AGM, November 25, 2010, @ Chapel Arts. All welcome. Born in Calgary, Canada, in 1949, Hank Bull was raised in Ontario and Nova Scotia and has resided in Vancouver since 1973. He took up painting and music at an early age. After travels in Europe in 1968, he studied …

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