As spotted by Hank Bull, exec director of the van international centre for contemporary asian arts

Heart of the World got a mention in the Georgia Straight, Vancouver’s weekly “alternative” newspaper.

BRINGING UP HOUSE LIGHTS ON THE DRIVE

Local artistic coordinator Jhayne Holmes has launched a campaign to raise $48,000 by next Friday (December 8), as a deposit toward the purchase of the 300-seat theatre at 639 Commercial Drive (most recently the Raja Theatre, and formerly the New York). Holmes hopes to turn the cinema into a multidisciplinary art and performance space called Heart of the World, open to hosting film festivals, cabaret events, visual art, live music, and dance. Even if she makes the deadline, however, she’ll still have to come up with the $935,000 balance. Check out www.foxtongue.com/ for the complete picture.

> Brian Lynch

Link found here by Duncan

Rowan says it’s in the bottom right of the Arts Review Capsule.

And, as it stands, we have the deposit down to 25,800$CAN.