Toronto The Annual General Meeting will be followed at 8 pm by a video, slides and photographs taken by participants on the recent tour of Iceland. Nancy Whitla will also exhibit her watercolours from the trip. Everyone is welcome. The building faces St. George Street just north of Harbord Street and the main Robarts Library. Walk up a flight of concrete steps to the revolving doors which lead into a lobby and the main floor lecture auditorium.
Underground parking is available across the road.
The International Visits Program is now calling for applications from western Icelanders in the arts who would like to take their talents to Iceland in March or April of 2003. This program is an initiative developed by the Icelandic National League of North America and supported by the Icelandic National League of Iceland to nourish ties between our two countries. Each year the program helps an individual from North America to go to Iceland or from Iceland to North America. Initially, the program focused mainly on the visual arts, starting with the cross-Canada tour of A alsteinn Ing lfsson in 1997, during which he showed landscape art from the National Gallery. In 1998 artist Patricia Guttormson Peacock from Vancouver showed her Norse-themed paintings at the Emigration Centre in Hofs s.