Worcester PopUp to Host Artist Reception
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Friday, July 25, 2014
GoLocalWorcester Lifestyle Team
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Worcester PopUp will host an artist reception to celebrate the installation of its second gallery exhibit on Thursday, July 31, 2014 from 5-7 p.m. at 38 Franklin Street.
Gallery exhibit
The exhibition includes work by six artists. The artists are Scott Boilard, Scott Erb, Louie Despres, Lukas Godaire, Aaron James Powers and Paul Puiia. The artwork featured includes photography, abstract painting, and illustration.
Derid Peguero, guitarist and a faculty member at the Worcester Music Academy, will perform during the opening reception. Admission is free and light refreshments will be served. WOO Card holders will have the opportunity to swipe their WOO Card for WOO points.
Upcoming schedule
Since its opening in mid-June, the Worcester PopUp has hosted nine events including painting workshops, poetry readings, live music, and art sales. Between 300-400 guests have visited the PopUp in just over a month. The upcoming schedule includes a staged play reading, flamenco dance demonstration and lesson, and belly dancing lessons. A complete schedule can be found at www.WorcesterPopUp.com.
About Worcester PopUp
Worcester PopUp is a collaboration led by the Worcester Cultural Coalition and City of Worcester Economic Development Office, in partnership with Bay State Savings Bank, Worcester Business Development Corporation, and Technocopia to bring creativity to life through rotating art exhibitions, brilliant performances, music, good food, arts, 3D printing, and inspiring hands on activity. The PopUp still has openings for events. For more information, contact Hannah Yukon at [email protected].
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Worcester Windows Summer 2014
Thursday, 6/19/2014 – Sunday, 8/31/2014
Worcester City Hall, And Franklin Street, Worcester, MA, 455 Main Street, Worcester, MA
Free and open to all
For its summer 2014 exhibition the Worcester Windows Community Gallery Program presents works by Worcester painter Brian Burris and a series of abstract photographs by members of the Worcester Alliance of Photographers.
Worcester Windows is a community gallery program which uses storefronts throughout downtown Worcester as exhibit space to enhance the Citys downtown and to provide display opportunities for local emerging and established artists. Originally intended simply as a means to provide exhibit opportunities, Worcester Windows has grown dramatically, successfully raising the awareness of Worcester as a Creative City by not only bringing artwork to the public and showcasing local talent, but in also establishing itself as a true community gallery through which many of the exhibiting artists have sold works.
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Bayda Asbridge-Shifting Mantels
Part of Worcester Windows exhibit
Asbridge is an emerging visual artist who is interested in many genres of art and specifically Asian & Middle Eastern arts due to the simplicity of the line and dot they manifest. Bayda works in the traditional way as well as having liberties in expressing her artistic vision in other mediums such as weaving in the Japanese style (Saori) and/ or using mixed media and collage.Visit her website here.
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Brian Burris-Esai
Part of Worcester Windows exhibit
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James Dye-Vision of Nod
Part of Worcester Windows exhibit
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Allison Coelho Picone-Manifestation
Part of Worcester Windows exhibit
Picone is an award winning painter who specializes in embracing Nature’s beauty and uplifting properties. Her artwork has received many accolades and awards, including being chosen for exhibitions at Hope Gallery in Bristol, RI, Alta Luna Gallery in Bristol, RI, ArtsWorcester in Worcester, MA, and Unum in Worcester, MA. She has received Awards of Excellence from Manhattan Arts International's juried competitions. Visit her website here.
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Painting Workshop
Saturday, 6/21/2014 12:00 PM-2:30 AM
Stop by Worcester PopUp for a painting workshop with Sandra Van der Geer! Learn techniques and get creative! Use the gallery around you for artistic inspriation
Friday, 6/27/2014 12:00 PM-3:00 PM
Jen Niles offers her mini art workshop from 12:00-3:00. Make your own little whimsical animal painting on 5″x7″ canvas board.
38 Franklin Street, 38 Franklin Street, Worcester, MA
Free and open to all
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Drumming Workshop with Bob Bloom
Friday, 6/27/2014 3:30 PM-5:30 PM
38 Franklin Street, 38 Franklin Street, Worcester, MA
Bob Bloom will lead everyone to play along with joy-filled rock & roll, boogie, funk, folk, and swing songs that have catchy beats and engaging melodies. Stop by to engage in this hands-on lesson and check out the PopUp space!
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Introduction to eBikes and a Workshop for Making Them
Technocopia
95 Prescott St
Worcester, MA 01605
This is an introduction to eBikes. It will be followed by opportunity for an ongoing workshop for you to make an eBike of your own. In a series of lessons and steps, with help from the instructor and fellow classmates, you'll complete the assembly into a working eBike of your own conception and design. Join the transportation revolution!
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