Drawing inspiration from the Bruins

 

Cultural Centre teams up with hockey club for special contest

 
 
 
 
David Kilvert working on a caricature sketch for the Chilliwack Cultural Centre’s contest.
 

David Kilvert working on a caricature sketch for the Chilliwack Cultural Centre’s contest.

Photograph by: Submitted , for the TIMES

The Chilliwack Cultural Centre and the Chilliwack Bruins are teaming up for a contest that promises to be a big draw.

In an effort to connect the sports and arts communities, the cultural centre has launched a caricature contest, for which artists of all ages are encouraged to sketch a caricature of their favourite Bruin for a chance to win a teriffic grand prize.

A caricature is an exaggerated image of a person, often with a miniature body, striking a pose. The face is typically enlarged and prominent features emphasized.

Though local art groups will not be suiting up and facing off against the Bruins they will be in Prospera Centre on March 2 showcasing brilliantly talented local artists and musicians.

A few of those artists spots are still up for grabs as all entries will be on display at the game, with ribbons awarded to the top five caricatures, judged by Bruins personnel. The top five entries will also be on display at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre for two weeks following the game. Grand prizes include two tickets to a Bruins game, two tickets to Pinocchio, two tickets to The Matinee, two tickets to The Drowsy Chaperone, and free guitar lessons.

Headshots of the Bruin players can be found on the team's website (www.chilliwackbruins.com), along with contest specifics, including size, media, and entry instructions. The completed works of art are to be dropped off at the Community Arts Council reception, located within the cultural centre on Corbould Street, by Feb. 25.

The caricature contest is just one of the offerings the participating art organizations have planned, including a line-up of fantastic entertainment at the March 2 Bruins game. The game will not be one to miss as organizers promise that it will be like going to a concert and sports game at the same time.

Fans of the arts can receive an exclusive discounted $10 ticket for the March 2 game between the Bruins and the Lethbridge Hurricanes. Just mention your love for the arts when you call the Bruins office at 604-792-GOAL (4625).

- For Caricature Contest specifics, including size, media, and entry instructions, visit www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca/bruins or call 604-392-8000 and ask for KellyAnne.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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David Kilvert working on a caricature sketch for the Chilliwack Cultural Centre’s contest.
 

David Kilvert working on a caricature sketch for the Chilliwack Cultural Centre’s contest.

Photograph by: Submitted, for the TIMES

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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