Agenda
Month 
Week 
Day June 2013
Artist talk: Thursday June 20, 5.30-7 pm
Thursday, June 2oth, 27th, 6-10pm
This course provides a two week introduction to silkscreen. Participants will learn the basics of the photo-emulsion process, a variety of making ways to make positives, in addition to registration, and printing methods.
YoBalAtes with Kristen Minsky // Thursdays @ 6-7:30pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
A stretching and strengthening class, YoBalAtes combines elements of yoga, ballet, and Pilates for a unique workout that will lengthen and tone your body.
7:30pm to list 8pm doors open
| ProvSlam is kicking off the summer with a great feature from the contributors of the first volume of Best Indie Lit New England (BiLine for short), a new anthology that showcases prose and poetry published by independent journals in New England.
The inaugural volume was published in February 2013 and includes stories and poems from journals such as SALACIOUS, Amethyst Arsenic, The Inman Review, Interrobang?! Magazine, and Printer’s Devil Review. Writers who will be sharing their work include Tony Brown, Lea Deschenes, Laura Rodley and more! Copies of BiLine will be available for perusal and sale. Learn more about the editors, journals and writers involved in this project by visiting at www.biline.org. |
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PROVSLAM YOUTH!
Workshops and slams for poets under 19!
FREE Youth Writing Workshops:
- Every FIRST Thursday of the month at NEW URBAN ARTS (705 Westminster St.) from 5-7pm. Starting in October 2012.
- Every THIRD Thursday of the month at AS220 (115 Empire St.) from 6-7:30.
YOUTH SLAM every third Thursday at AS220, after the open mic and feature of our regular ProvSlam night. On youth slam nights, youth get in for a dollar off! That’s just $3 for a whole night of poetry.
- RAMPANT DECAY -
http://rampantdecay.bandcamp.com/
- SUFFER ON ACID – (7 inch release party)
http://sufferonacid.bandcamp.com/
- MISANTHROPIC NOISE -
http://misanthropicnoise.bandcamp.com/
- TINNITUS -
http://tinnitusma.bandcamp.com/
The folks from Devine’s Diner will host this popular session at AS220 on Saturdays from 4-7 pm. Come downtown for dinner at the cafe or just grab a drink and listen to the tunes… All ages welcome!
Rich Ferri and the Wealth on the Water (record release)
Bored with Four – Prog pop
The best improv comedy you can find.
Saturdays at 10:00.
95 Empire
Downtown Providence Rhode Island.
Tickets available at the door for only $5.00.
Beginner Ballet with Stephanie Albanese // Sundays @ 10:30-11:30am // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
If you’ve always wanted to try ballet, this class is for you. In this fundamentals-based class, students develop basic ballet vocabulary, strength and coordination. Stephanie’s deep knowledge of her craft combines with a warm, good-humored manner to create a comfortable yet challenging learning environment. This is the perfect class for people who have little or no ballet experience. Stephanie Albanese is a graduate of The School of American Ballet where she studied with teachers Alexandra Danilova, Helen Dudin, Suki Shorer and Stanley Williams. She danced in a repertory company created by former New York City Ballet member Wilhelmina Frankurt. Stephanie has also danced with choreographers Matthew Brokoff, Marcus Galante, Mary Miller and Felice Lesser and also worked in Cabaret, performing at The Lido in Paris and Jubliee in Las Vegas.
Intermediate Ballet with Stephanie Albanese // Sundays @ 12:00-1:30pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This ballet class makes classical dance a joy! The class focuses on fundamentals, beginning with a thorough warm up at the barre and progressing to the center for choreographed combinations. Students build muscle as they refine body alignment and learn weight placement to develop coordination. Stephanie’s deep knowledge of her craft combines with a warm, good-humored manner to create a comfortable yet challenging learning environment. This is the perfect class for people who have some prior ballet experience. Stephanie Albanese is a graduate of The School of American Ballet where she studied with teachers Alexandra Danilova, Helen Dudin, Suki Shorer and Stanley Williams. She danced in a repertory company created by former New York City Ballet member Wilhelmina Frankurt. Stephanie has also danced with choreographers Matthew Brokoff, Marcus Galante, Mary Miller and Felice Lesser and also worked in Cabaret, performing at The Lido in Paris and Jubliee in Las Vegas.
A one-hour beginner Vinyasa yoga that focuses on the foundations of classical Vinyasa flow, emphasizing movement and breath as synchronized experience. Attention to fundamental asana (postures) will prepare students for their flow sequence and is designed to help beginners develop their own practice. Only $5 per class!
Mondays,
This course provides a basic introduction to letterpress. Participants learn to ink the press, adjust pressure, adjust roller height, register and feed a sheet of paper, make an impression and then clean the press. Create and use polymer plates in combination with metal movable type to create your own vision in letterpressed embossment.
Register here - http://shop.as220.org/products/intro-to-letterpress
Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance with Katie McNamara // Mondays @ 7-8:30pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This modern dance based class embraces technique, improvisation and composition skills. Participants learn to embody a state of presence and grace. We will focus on moving with efficiency while testing endurance and increasing stamina. This dance practice moves in and out of the floor, upside down to right side up, and from the inside out.
Jazz/Hip Hop Fusion with Kim Kalunian // Tuesdays @ 6-7pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This super-fun class mixes jazz technique with modern hip-hop, the things you see in today’s best music videos and on the hottest concert tours. The 1-hour class starts with a series of jazz-based warm ups that will tone and lengthen your muscles from head to toe. Work your arms, core, buns and thighs, while stretching and lengthening to get long, lean dancer muscles. After we’re warm, each week we’ll learn a new combination to a pop or hip-hop song that new, fresh and current. The dances will blend jazz (think kicks, turns and jumps) with hip-hop (think booty shaking and “twerking”) to result in a fun, cardio workout. All levels welcome!
Open Life Drawing – Drop -in
$6
Bring your own drawing materials, we supply seats and model.
A one-hour beginner Vinyasa yoga that focuses on the foundations of classical Vinyasa flow, emphasizing movement and breath as synchronized experience. Attention to fundamental asana (postures) will prepare students for their flow sequence and is designed to help beginners develop their own practice. Only $5 per class!
Marci grew up moving all over the California bay area. She moved to Oakland to attend the California College of the Arts and Crafts, where she received her BFA in 2002 and her MFA in 2008. She now lives and works in Berkeley, CA.
She is interested in building a fictional narrative with connections to history as well as to the present. It’s like she’s illustrating a novel that doesn’t exist. If it did, it would probably be a lot like Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, or Turn of the Screw- novels which function as social commentary as well as haunting epics of supernatural romanticism.
