Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Now Offering Adult Education *Two Class Days FREE!

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Itchin' to build an instrument? Hungry for a new recipe? Doors are open for adult education!
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The Revolving Museum
290 Jackson Street
Lowell, MA 01852
978-937-2787 (voice)
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About the Instructor

Mauricio Cordero

Mauricio Cordero studied Chen Tai Ji (Tai Chi Chuan) for six years under Master Shi Yan Jun, 34th generation of grand masters of the Shaolin Temple Monastery in Song Shan China. He also studied Shaolin Gong Fu (Kung Fu), Qin Na as well as Tai Chi Sword and Fan techniques, and was promoted to the rank of assistant to the Master.

Mauricio remains inspired by the teaching method of the Shi Yan Jun, using a traditional approach of personal development through effort, insight and experimentation where students learn the components of Tai Chi by practicing and reflecting, rather than simply observing and imitating. Mauricio is the executive director of The Revolving Museum.

To read more, visit: http://www.franceshaolin.fr


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Starting Next Week...

The Revolving Museum opens its doors to Adult Education programs, offering teachers and students a myriad of opportunities to explore in professional training and development. We extend an invitation to talented creative professionals and the community alike, to participate, engage, craft and cultivate rehashed or newly found skills. All are welcome!

Applications for interested teachers will soon be available via our website.


Photo Credit: France Shaolin
Photo Credit: France Shaolin

Premiere Program

Chen Tai Ji

Instructor: Mauricio Cordero
Starting: Wed., March 21
Schedule: Every Wed.,
6 – 7:45pm

Chen Tai Ji is the oldest of the five family forms of Tai Chi. Chen style is characterized by alternating fast/slow motion and bursts of power. Chen Tai Ji is practiced for a variety of reasons: health, external/internal martial art skills, aesthetics, meditation or as an athletic/competition sport. Tai Chi is recognized to relieve many diverse symptoms and ailments. Chen tradition also emphasizes martial efficacy and applications to a greater extent than other traditions.

This course starts next Wednesday, March 21, and is ongoing, and students can join at any time, please call for details or come to a class. Please wear comfortable athletic clothing to class.

March 21 & 28 are FREE class days! Join us on either days to get introduced to the art of Chen Tai Ji at no costs!

RSVP required! Reserve your spot by emailing: mcordero@revolvingmuseum.org




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Upcoming Events in Greater Lowell, March 13


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IN THIS ISSUE
Save the Date
Now on View
Opportunitites
Ongoing Exhibits and Shows
Save the Date: Discover Lowell Kickoff with Dickens Opening Reception March 30th 
Discover Lowell Kickoff with Dickens Opening Reception
Celebrate the Grand Opening Reception for Dickens in Massachusetts, Friday March 30, 5-7pm Boott Cotton Mills Museum at 115 John Street followed by an amazing Saturday lineup of programming--including family events, film screenings, lectures, Victorian parlour games, and more!

More information:
http://www.uml.edu/conferences/dickens-in-lowell/
Now on view: Jack's Serious Exuberance at Ayer Lofts

Jack's Serious Exuberance 


Paintings and Drawings by Barbara Gagel.  Abstractions of Jack Kerouac's The Scripture of The Golden Eternity, this exhibit part of the Lowell Celebrates Kerouac's 90th Birthday. 
On view March 8 - March 30, 2012 

 

More information: www.ayerlofts.com  or Barbara Gagel for info (505)470-9373, bgarts@comcast.net  

 

Tuesday, March 13   

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Friends of MRT Wine & Beer Tasting  

The Friends of MRT invite you to join them for a Wine & Beer Tasting at the Richard K. & Nancy L. Donahue artist and rehearsal facilities at Bagshaw Mills. Tickets on sale now! 

-Tues., March 13, 6-8:30pm    

 

More information: www.merrimackrep.org  

 

Portraits with Todd Casey at the Whistler House Museum of Art
Join Todd Casey for portrait drawing and painting. Over the course of the 3 sessions students will draw or paint from the model. Price for the class is $100 for 3 sessions.  

-Classes: Tues., March 13, 20, 27 from 6-9 pm

 

More information: www.whistlerhouse.org   

Wednesday, March 14
Panel Discussion with Writers and Poets at Ayer Lofts Gallery
Join writers and potes for a panel discussion in conjunction with the current exhibit at Ayer Lofts, Jack's Serious Exuberance.
-Wed, March 14, 7:30pm

More information:
www.ayerlofts.com

Thursday, March 15   
mrt logoMrs. Whitney at the Merrimack Repertory Theatre  
The MRT presents Mrs. Whitney, a new comedy from the author of Fabuloso is a candid portrait of a 60-year old woman with an idiosyncratic sense of romance.
-On view March 15-April 8

More information:
 www.merrimackrep.org


Is it time for a Career Move?   

The Pollard Memorial Library presents a workshop on career moves!  As the job market slowly improves, many people who have concentrated on keeping their jobs are starting to think of greener pastures.
-Thurs., March 15, 7pm
 
More information:
www.pollardml.org



Casting Crowns at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium  
Casting Crowns continues to deliver passionate, thought-provoking music, yet these songs are among the most intensely personal offerings the group has ever shared.
-Thurs., March 15, 7pm

More information:  www.lowellauditorium.com 
Saturday, March 17     

Creative Healing with Jean Winslow

Join Jean Winslow for a Creative Arts and EMDR Group Method for Treating the Effects of Trauma and Attachment Disorders.
-Sat., March 17

More information: jeanwinslow@msn.com



VISUAL VOICES V: Lowell Schools City-Wide Exhibition
A Biennial Celebration of Lowell's Students and Their Artwork
Come see the artwork of Lowell's students in a multi gallery, multi school, multi grade exhibition! Opening Reception: Saturday, March 17, 1 - 4 pm
On view March 10- April

More information:  www.thebrush.org, www.ltc.org, www.whistlerhouse.org 

Opportunities & Calls for Artists
"What Does Hunger Mean To You?" Art Contest

Create a picture that portrays what hunger means to YOU and enter it in the Taste of the Nation Boston's "What Does Hunger Mean To You?" Art Contest. Artwork will be displayed at Boston's Taste of the Nation event on April 19. Open to children in K-12 and to adults. Deadline for entry: April 6.

 

More information: Adult entry click here, Kids entry click here



Opportunity to enroll in Assets for Artists
Two slots are available for the 2012 COOL-sponsored Assets for Artists program.

More information: www.assetsforartist.org or contact Blair Benjamin at assets4artists@gmail.com


 


Call For Entries

Art in the Courtyard 2012, a venue of the Lowell Folk Festival
Artists and Artisans are invited to apply to exhibit in Art in the Courtyard 2012, the art and fine craft component of the 26th annual Lowell Folk Festival, July 27, 28, 29
Applications due June 1, 2012

More information: www.artinthecourtyard.org

 

 

 

Ongoing Exhibits and Shows

American Textile History Museum- Aloft: The Wonder of Kites until May 27, www.athm.org 

New England Quilt Museum- Campaigns & Commemorative: Quilts for Presidents,

on view until March 24, www.nequiltmuseum.org        

The Loading Dock Gallery- From the Mud on view until March 25, www.theloadingdockgallery.com 

Centro Restaurant & Bar- Dennis Lucas: Recent Works on view now through March 31, 2012, www.CentroLowell.com   

Ayer Lofts- Jack's Serious Exuberance on view until March 30, www.ayerlofts.com 
University Gallery- A Picture's Worth on view until March 23, www.uml.edu/dept/art  

Coming Soon
March 22-Lowell Cultural Council 2012 Grant Recipients Reception, Click Here
March 22-
Phil Vassar at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium, www.lowellauditorium.com
March 22- Pollard Library Author Event, Nicholas DiGiovanni, Rip, www.pollardml.org
March 22-
Non-profit Collaborative Seminar: Social Media 2.0, andrew.duncan@ebtc.com
March 22-24-
LHS Musical: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, jbisantz@comcast.net
March 23-
Real Oldies Live at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium, www.lowellauditorium.com
March 24-
Workshop with Laurie Amat at 119 Gallery, www.119gallery.org
March 24-
Lowell Folklife Series: Smyrneika: Songs of the Greek Asia Minor Refugees, Click Here
March 24-
Savor Lawrence: Local Food + World Art, info@mvfood.coop
March 24-
The Massachusetts Memories Road Show, Click Here
March 26-
Merrimack Repertory Theatre Presents DeeConstruction, www.merrimackrep.org
March 28- "A Lesson From Jazz" at Ayer Lofts Gallery, www.ayerlofts.com
March 30-31-
Femnoire: The Women's Playwriting Festival, www.imagetheater.com
March 31-
Victorian Parlor Games & Screening of Oliver! at the Pollard Library, www.pollardml.org
March 31- Piccadilly Circus at the Tsongas Center, www.thefuncircus.com
March 31-
Revolving Museum's "Dickens Steamer," Click Here
March 31-FREE Film Screening: The City of Lost Children, www.lowellfilmcollaborative.org
April 5-
Non-fiction Book Club at the Pollard: Cleopatra: A Life, www.pollardml.org 
April 5-
ALL Figure Drawing and Painting Class, http://www.michaelsvieira.com/palette.html 
April 12-
Independent Film Night at the Pollard: Vasermil, www.pollardml.org
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