Fibrous Forms
Oct 19 - Nov 13, Tue- Sat, 12- 5pm | | EVENTS
Fri, Oct 1, 8pm
Paranoid Critical Revolution
Sat, Oct 2, 8pm Bella Birds
Fri, Oct 8, 8pm
Small Houses
Sat, Oct 9, 8pm
T-Max "Why Do We Go to War?"
DITF 3
Thu, Oct 21, 6:30pm
Lowell Poetry Network
Fri, Oct 22, 7pm
Daileyville: local bands
Sat, Oct 23, 7pm
Studio@
Sun, Oct 31, 6pm
Life In A Vacuum + Ladderlegs + Loup-Garou
SEE OUR CALENDAR FOR MORE DETAIL
SPONSORS
LTC
UML Art Department
banner: detail, Margot Stage/David Crane | | | The Paranoid Critical Revolution and friends
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Friday, October 1, 8pm
 THE PARANOID CRITICAL REVOLUTION features guitarist Reg Bloor's non-traditional harmonies, drummer Libby Fab's odd meters, plus atonality, dissonance, guitar accessories used in ways that they were never intended, and of course loud, screechy rock!!
n addition to PCR, guitarist Reg Bloor has been playing with Glenn Branca (to whom she is married) since 2000. She played in Branca's Symphony No. 12, Lesson No. 3, his rock band Branca/Bloor, and in his trio, eventually becoming Concertmaster for his Symphony No. 13 for 100 Guitars. She can be heard on Branca's new CD "The Ascension: The Sequel". In the late 90's she was a founding member of the Boston-based band TWITCHER, who released the self-produced CD "Leg of Lamb of God" in 1999 and appeared on the soundtrack for the Troma film "Terror Firmer". Produced by Vanessa Lefevre.
http://www.theparanoidcriticalrevolution.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWDtpbXVOew | | "Why do we go to war?" by T-Max
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 T-Max publishes "The Noise." He has completed his solo venture of recording the 15 songs that make up the folk-rock opera "Why Do We Go to War?" T Max says, "My intent with this project is to open the eyes of the people who are afraid or unable to look at the reality of war."
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Melvern Taylor and his Fabulous Meltones: [Lowell]
Melvern Taylor - ukulele
Dave Livingston - slide guitar
Matt Berlin - double bass
Bob Nash - snare drum
T-Max's music website:
http://www.myspace.com/dreamerswanted | | | Landscape as Process, Stephen Mishol
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Panel: Wednesday, October 6, 7pm
thru October 9.
Landscape as Process features new drawings, paintings and digital prints by UMass Lowell Painting Professor Stephen Mishol. Read the artist's statement. Push, pigmented ink on paper, 2010 | | Doin' It Together Fest: 3
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Friday, Saturday and Sunday October 15-17
 Friday October 15
All DITF participants are encouraged to attend
6pm Meet & greet 8pm Shy Town
9pm Open mic for all the musicians participating in D.I.T.F.
Saturday October 16
This is the day of the SHOW and REHEARSALS!
You have all day to meet with your band at predetermined practices spaces.Make sure you know what kind of gear you need to bring to your practices, not all spaces will have a PA, amps, etc.
Each band will have 20 minutes for their performance. Write at least 3 songs. Please don't do any covers, we want to encourage new material, new thoughts, new new new ...
6pm Load-in. Please be PROMPT. When you arrive you will be given the lineup.
7pm The show begins. ALL AGES, donations appreciated!
Sunday October 17
Open discussions / clean up the gallery!
12 noon BRUNCH more food for you! | | | David Crane and Margot Stage: Fibrous Forms
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October 19 through November 13th  Fibrous Forms is an exhibit of new work by wood sculptor David Crane and fiber artist Margot Stage who are using this opportunity to expand approaches to their usual materials. Crane uses wood in ways that reference fiber -- bending and interlacing thin strips of cyprus and walnut to create airy, open forms. And tearing figured maple veneer into ribbons of energy. Stage departs from 2-D work to create sculpture with fiberous materials -- stringing multiple tie linings into sensual shapes. And ripping, bending and twisting fiberglass screening to become abstract forms. | | | | | |
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