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Wednesday, September 20, 2000

Tale interpretor’

Judy Reimche

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wo wolves, their *
feet covered. in. a:

an skiff of snow, bay. at

a sky shimmering with
color and light. Just be-
yond them sits a traditional
native wolf figure, eyes up-
turned to the wavering Au-_
rora Borealis sky.

It's identifiably a ‘Sue
Coleman’ scene:

Coleman herself isn’t as “
easily definable. Her work
is spiritual and essentially
native; her accent is right’.
out of the British land-
scape, clipped, warm, no-
nonsense.

“My artis interpretive,”
she said. “It brings to-
gether fantasy and reality.”

Fantasy and reality de-
scribes where her next
show will be — at Butterfly
Gardens. It marks the first

- major show on anos :

Island where more than
three or four of her origi-

~ nal works will hang on the:

walls. This one will boast _
between 20 and 30; some »

new, others from her pi

vate archive.” :
~ “YT feel honored to b ak

:-lowed:to do a ‘show i in ich

a beautiful venue,’ ” she.

“picts will mix their. yellows,
“reds, browns, greens with ©
the myriad colors of the «|

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“some of h
said. The paintings will ‘add et work at an art

their own color to ‘the lush’
~ tropical greens of the ©
_ plants; the wildlife she de-

- Sue Coleman

ning equatorial warmth —_
with starker B.C. scenes.
~Tt's not a surprising mix
for Coleman — now. But ~
looking back to when she .

~ came to Canada from Eng-

land in 1967, it would have
surprised her then to know
she'd be famous for her na--

- tive/interpretive art.

“At that time, the idea. -
“that Indians had art didn’t’
exist for Europeans,” she” :

” show in Sooke. she was:
placed next to a native .
carver and became in-

~ stantly fascinated with the ©

- pieces. he was creating.
“But he wouldn't teach

me about the images,” she o

said. “He said it wouldn't»
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