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SUMMARY:Patrick McCay: A Thematic Retrospective - Explore\, Exploit\, Express
DESCRIPTION:The Whistler House Museum of Art Announces \nPATRICK McCAY: \nA THEMATIC RETROSPECTIVE \nEXPLORE\, EXPLOIT\, EXPRESS \nExhibition: April 20 – August 3\, 2024 \nReception: April 20\, 2024 from 1 – 3 pm \n \nPatrick McCay\, Writers on a New England Stage\, acrylic on canvas\, 42 x 32 in. \nThe Whistler House Museum of Art (WHMA) is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition\, Patrick McCay: A Thematic Retrospective — Explore\, Exploit\, Express. The show will run from April 20 to August 3\, 2024. An opening reception will be held on Saturday\, April 20\, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Parker Gallery. \nPatrick McCay’s work occupies the space between the literal and abstract. Skillfully orchestrated colors pepper the expressive surfaces of chosen icons. Grounded in a scaffold of remarkable drawings and an immediacy of gestural brushstrokes\, he tempts and teases with a visual theatricality\, adding the dignity of the ‘unknown’ to that which is all too well ‘known.’ McCay focuses his visual explorations within the imposed contours and attentive challenge of thematic expression. \nAn Irish-born\, Scottish/American artist\, Patrick McCay holds a Bachelor’s degree and graduate qualifications in Painting from the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. He holds a second Master’s in Fine Art from the University of Notre Dame\, Indiana. \nA national and international exhibition record includes shows in London\, England\, Lisbon\, Portugal\, Sydney\, Australia\, and Edinburgh and Glasgow\, Scotland. He has exhibited widely in the US including Michigan\, South Carolina\, Georgia\, Indiana\, Arkansas\, Ohio\, Florida\, New Hampshire\, and Massachusetts. \nHis academic artistic career includes leadership and faculty positions in the UK and the US\, including the College for Creative Studies in Michigan\, New York School of Visual Arts\, Savannah College of Art and Design\, and the New Hampshire Institute of Art. He is currently a professor at the Institute of Art and Design at New England College in Henniker\, NH. \nPatrick McCay\, Moose with Sushi Bowls\, acrylic on canvas\, 24 x 30 in. \n“It is always a pleasure for a painter to share their personal visual expressions; it is a particular pleasure to have work exhibited at the Whistler Museum of Art\,” says McCay. \n“The thematic focus that evolved during discussions with Executive Director Sara Bogosian provided the catalyst to place an emphasis on ‘artistic educational exchange.’ As a college faculty member for decades this has proven a very fruitful engagement for myself\, New England College\, and my students.” \nPatrick McCay\, Positions for Piano\, oil on paper\, 60 x 40 in. \nSharing his extensive knowledge of traditional and experimental artistic approaches with emerging artists\, McCay has held academic and leadership positions at schools and colleges internationally. McCay infuses instruction with inspiration\, encouraging artists to explore their own avenues of artistic expression. \nJoining McCay as part of this exhibition are several former and current students\, including: David Drinon\, former student and current Boston and Cape Ann painter\, as well as former Artist-in-Resident at the WHMA; Suzanne Hodge\, current student and Western Avenue Studio Artist; and Lucas Grondin\, former BFA student at the New Hampshire Institute of Art. \n“I have had the pleasure of working with the extremely talented educator and artist Patrick McCay for a number of years now\,” adds WHMA President and Executive Director Sara Bogosian. “From educational programs and exhibitions\, to lectures and research\, he has a talent that is truly creative\, unique\, and thought-provoking. I am thrilled to be working with Patrick on this exciting experience and know everyone will enjoy and learn from this ground-breaking exhibition.” \nThe works of art in this ‘Thematic Retrospective’ are from three dominant areas of focus McCay has explored since immersing himself in the art of wielding a brush in his native Scotland. These include common landscapes re-imaged into the fantastical\, contemplative still lifes featuring typewriters\, and objects far less examined\, such as grand pianos. His series of expressive pianos garnered great success on their unveiling in the 1990s\, with Baldwin Piano Company\, Steinway & Sons\, and Yamaha USA purchasing paintings for their headquarters. \nFor more information contact the Whistler House Museum of Art at 978-452-7641 or by email at sbogosian@whistlerhouse.org. \n 
URL:https://revolutionaryvalley.org/event/patrick-mccay-a-thematic-retrospective-explore-exploit-express-2/
LOCATION:The Whistler House Museum of Art\, 243 Worthen St\, Lowell\, MA\, 01852\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sunday Brunch at The Westford Regency
DESCRIPTION:Our famous brunch is back and better than ever featuring an array of chef prepared specialties sure to satisfy any palette! Some featured cuisine includes:\n​ \nCooked-to-Order Omelets and Belgian Waffles\nFresh Tropical Fruits\nChef Prepared Pastries\nSeafood and Chicken Entrees/ Chef’s Selection\nCheese Raviolis\nDelicious Selection of Side Dishes including Fresh Salads and Locally Grown Vegetables and Chef’s Choice of Starch\nImpressive Dessert Selection\nSpecialty Mimosas and Brunch Cocktails (21+) (not included in price) \n$25.95 \nThis impressive assortment of items will comfortably satisfy your appetite and then some! Brunch is hosted every Sunday in our exquisite main foyer\, Clark’s Restaurant and Stony Brook Café. Private Rooms are available for larger parties and reservations are required. Book online at www.westfordregency.com
URL:https://revolutionaryvalley.org/event/sunday-brunch-at-the-westford-regency-2-2-2/2024-07-21/
LOCATION:Westford Regency Inn and Conference Center\, Westford Regency Inn and Conference Center\, 219 Littleton Rd\, Westford\, MA\, 01886\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hilos de herencia en las fábricas de Suffolk: Textileros Colombianos en Lowell.
DESCRIPTION:Revolución industrial\, telares y ¿colombianos? ¿Sabías que la comunidad Colombia tiene una larga historia con la cuidad de Lowell? Acompáñanos los días 19 y 21 de Julio a las 2:30 en un recorrido a pie donde aprenderemos la historia de cómo han llegado tantos colombianos a la cuidad de Lowell y como ellos han convertido esta ciudad en su hogar. \nEl recorrido será completamente gratuito y en español este comenzará a las 2:30 en el Visitor Center (246 Market St) El recorrido será de 80 minutos\, caminaremos un aproximado de media milla\, se recomienda traer agua. \nLos visitantes del “Lowell National Historical Park” pueden estacionarse en el “Hamilton Canal Innovation District parking garage” ubicado en 350 Dutton St.\, Lowell. El estacionamiento en este garaje (solamente) está disponible para los visitantes del Parque Nacional sin costo alguno\, siempre que obtengan un cupón de estacionamiento válido ya sea en el “Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center” en 246 Market Street o en el “Boott Cotton Mills Museum” en 115 John Street (Abierto de 10am-5pm). \n  \nIndustrial revolution\, looms and Colombians? Did you know that the Colombia community has a long history with the city of Lowell? Join us on July 19 and 21 at 2:30 on a walking tour where we will learn the story of how so many Colombians have come to the city of Lowell and how they have made this city their home. The tour will be completely free and in Spanish it will begin at 2:30 at the Visitor Center (246 Market St) The tour will be 80 minutes\, we will walk approximately half a mile\, it is recommended to bring water. Visitors to Lowell National Historical Park can park in the Hamilton Canal Innovation District parking garage located at 350 Dutton St.\, Lowell. Parking in this garage (only) is available to National Park visitors at no charge\, provided they obtain a valid parking coupon at either the Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center at 246 Market Street or the Boott Cotton Mills Museum” at 115 John Street (Open 10am-5pm).
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