- CA JMABC A.1999.021-3-169-L.23079
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- October 8, 1959
Part of Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts Louis Armstrong, done for CBC.
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Part of Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts Louis Armstrong, done for CBC.
Part of Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts a portrait of Louis Armstrong, done for CBC, likely a photograph of a print. Signed by Schiffer.
Part of Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts a portrait of Louis Armstrong, done for CBC.
Part of Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts a portrait of Louis Armstrong, done for CBC.
Part of Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts a portrait of Louis Armstrong, done for CBC.
CBS promotional photo for singing group Tsachi and Yael
Part of Jewish Western Bulletin fonds
Photograph depicts Tsachi and Yael performing.
Crowd watching a Scottish Dance
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Crowd watching people do Scottish dance with man playing bagpipes.
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Oral Interview with Cynthia Minden for the JMABC Artists Scribe. Interviewed by Bill Gruenthal via remote Zoom call. Cynthia was born in Toronto in 1953 and describes growing up into a family full of musicians, including her parents, who also admired visual arts. She talks about her professional background in classical music as a flautist where she was a member of ensembles, a music teacher, and an arts administrator. Cynthia speaks about her brothers moving to Vancouver and her love of rural living as inspiration for her to move from Toronto to Denman Island. Cynthia discusses her beginnings as an artist through making baskets and subsequently sculpture, collage, surface design, and other art forms. She talks about translating her art practice into therapeutic work through equine facilitated wellness, where people can connect with nature and do be guided through art projects. She speaks about her work in exhibits including the political inspiration behind her pieces: from themes of refugees and migration to environmentalism and making art from reclaimed objects.
Dan & his one man band playing at the L'Chaim Centre
Part of Jewish Western Bulletin fonds
Photograph depicts Dan wearing a one man band outfit.
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with David Skulski, interviewed by Alysa Routtenberg. David, born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, speaks about his family’s history in Ukraine [Beresteczko] and Russia and immigration to Canada. David discusses his early life and adolescence in Moose Jaw and North Battleford and relocation to New Westminster, British Columbia. David talks about both his secular and religious education and relationship to the Peretz Centre for Secular Jewish Culture, both in his youth and later in his leadership. David also speaks of his experience as a professional oboist, which influenced his founding and direction of Early Music Vancouver, residency at SFU, and role in Vancouver’s symphony.