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Step right up, and enter Play-Land!
Beginning
on Valentine's Day, you will be able to experience the talents of
over 100 local artists and students that have re-designed the Revolving
Museum's gallery into a wild, wacky and love-filled carnival of
creativity. Be prepared to see unbelievable things -- Interact with
Kinetic Sculptures / Get Lost in a Maze of Great Games / Eat from
Cotton Candy Man / Visit the Souvenir Store of Surreal Surprises
/ Spin the Amazing Anti-Gambling Wheel of Fortune / Shuffle with
Lowell History / Toss a Ring Around a Dream / Dare to Doodle Designs
Never Seen. Don't Miss Your Chance to explore the boundless realms
where art and community converge!
Why Wonders of the World???
A
few years back, a ten-year old boy asked artist Jerry Beck why none
of the famous Wonders of the World were in the U.S. He wanted to
know if he and his friends could make their own Wonder of the World
right here at home... and so the Revolving Museum went to action!
The result: an innovative, ongoing educational art program called
"Wonders of the World" (WOW). Inspired by the energy of carnivals,
arcades, side shows, theme parks, and festivals, WOW celebrates
who we are as individuals and as a community. It supports the chance
to share ideas, to express opinions, and to build new relationships.
It allows us the opportunity to put on costumes, adopt new identities
and attitudes, to laugh and sing, to dance, to make and play games,
to learn and have fun.
Playland includes Games & Artwork by:
John
Christian Anderson, Jason Daniels, Gillian Frazier, Amy Goodwin,
Bob Harmon, Linda Hoffman, Luke Jaeger, Arther W. Ketchen, Keren
Kroul, Ted Lavash & Vistoria Fremont, Susan Johnson, Nate Longcope,
Pam Dixon, Caleb Neelon aka SONIK, Patrick Pollard & Jennifer Trela,
Robert Pittman, Ed Romano, Owen Russell, Colleen Sgroi, Daniel &
Anthony Silvia, Thomas Starr, Kathleen Volp, Jack Welch, Alison
Nesbitt,
...with many community members and organizations: Jacqueline J.
Cathcart-Miller, Joan Ostis, Kirk Mardock with youth from the J.G.
Pyne Arts Magnet School Mehrnoush Bakhshandeh with ROCA youth Lorrinda
Colucci, Bety Santagati with Lowell High School Art Students David
Leblanc with Sullivan Middle School Students Rob Millard, Diana
Archibald, Jerry Beck, Karen Roehr, Jim Coates with UMass Lowell
Students.
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Feb. 14 - July 27, 2003
GAME ACTIVATION/ PERFORMANCE EVENTS
Feb 14, Valentine's Day: Passion Premier A Celebration of the Senses - Food, drink, and many romantic moments 6-9pm $25
March 7, One-Minute Video Festival (Move over Sundance...)
-- Performances
at Revolving Museum 5-7pm
-- Screening at Evos Arts Institute 7-11pm
$5 Organized by Massatucky Productions
April 1, April Fool's Day (A Birthday Party for the City of Lowell!) Be a jester at our kooky court - Edible art, beverages and performances
6-9pm $25 Sponsored in part by the Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce
May 3, Family Fun Fantastical
A one-of-a kind parade & charade for
kids, parents & caretakers 12-4pm $10
July 26 - 27, The Famous Folk Festival Finale Behold
one of the best weekends in the USofA! 12-6pm $3

Funded in part by: The City of Lowell, Martin Fund at the Boston
Foundation, Theodore Edson Parker Foundation, Lowell Telecommunications
Corp & our members & friends.
Would you like to donate to The Revolving Museum?
Click
here!
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