JEANETTE LANGMANN
Jeanette Langmann has spent her life in the arts. Daughter of Uno Langmann, a respected international authority on art and antiques, Jeanette has acquired over 30 years of experience working in the field. She studied at the University of British Columbia before becoming a second generation art dealer and appraiser in the family business.
Jeanette is an active member of the professional antiques and fine arts community both locally and internationally and travels worldwide to research and collect fine and decorative arts. She has a particular interest in historical Canadian art from the 19th and early 20th century.
She is an expert on CBC’s Canadian Antiques Roadshow, Past President of the Art Dealers Association of Canada, and advises as Chair of the ADAC’s Appraisals Committee as well as to the Canadian Personal Property Export Review Board in Ottawa.
She sits on the board of the South Granville Business Improvement Association, South Granville Gallery Association and is a past board member of the Vancouver Archives, Antique Dealers Association of Canada, and the Greater Vancouver Antique Dealers Association.
TERRY SASAKI
Terry Sasaki was born in Japan and has lived in Canada for more than 45 years. He works with both visual art and concepts towards developing an idea. From this creative flow emerges either an elaborate piece of jewelry, a comfortable yet fashionable line of clothing or a visually powerful art piece.
Sasaki’s multifaceted personality has led him to an incursion not only into the art scene, but also into the fashion business world.
For over 36 years, Terry has successfully grown his own gallery at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver, produced exhibitions and fashion shows, traveled around the world and maintained a mind open to new and exciting ideas.
SCOTT BROOKS
Scott has been working in the arts for the past twenty years, since his start in the opera performance program at the University of British Columbia.
After completing his undergraduate degree there, he went on to pursue a PhD in Renaissance English literature. Since then, he has divided his time between singing, writing, and teaching. He currently resides in Vancouver.