In western Canada galleries and museums share with the artists the problem of how to make a living. Here as elsewhere the artists’ cooperative has

I offered a possible solution: the most hopeful development in Vancouver this season was, therefore, the formation of the Tempus Gallery by nine young painters who with boards and pebbles have transformed their basement quarters near the University into an effective and inviting display area.

The nine men are all fresh, aggressive painters, and their group shows fill their white walls with bold, vital canvases, none of which wholly succeed but all of