Arts education in Alberni

Artists schooled students on art in Alberni schools.

Susan Quinn
Feb. 9, 2012 3:00 p.m.
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Ahousaht artist Jason Titian explains the design on his yellow cedar paddle to Grade 3 student Laurence Jack at Art in the Schools at Eighth Avenue School

Trash film comes to Alberni

Arts around Alberni: from exhibit winding down to getting down with Persian tunes

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