[Summit] Protest of Citizens Bank project today (Thurs.) + Travelling seeds show at Blackstone Pk Sat. + Art Exhibit at Paper Nautilus Books

[David Kolsky]

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Join with DARE this Thursday to oppose the Citizens Bank project 

Please come out for an action hosted by Direct Action for Rights & Equality (DARE)'s Tenant and Homeowner Association opposing the redevelopment project at the former Citizens Bank properties.

Event starts at 6pm this Thursday, September 10th, in front of the former Citizens Bank building (intersection of Cranston and Westminster Streets). Wear a mask and come out in-person, or take part online as it's live-streamed on Facebook @renterpowerpvd and on Instagram @dare.pvd!

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Upcoming Events
   
   - Sept 10: DARE's Tenant and Homeowner Association action against the Citizens Bank development project
   - Oct 6: West Broadway Neighborhood Association’s Candidates Night – SAVE THE DATE

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Learn about the amazing ways seeds travel and even “time travel” as you hunt for seeds, sort by mobility, and look for “hitchhikers”.  Meet “Methuselah”, the oldest viable seed in the world!  Fun for the whole family!

Join us for our next free family event, The Steampunk Seed Traveling Side Show, on Saturday, September 12 at 10 am, at Blackstone Field, across from the Narragansett Boat Club (2 River Drive, Providence, RI 02906).



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Masks and registration required. 


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Check the 15 Minute Field Trips Facebook page for weather updates. 

The Steampunk Seed Traveling Side Show  is part of the “Art and Science at the Park” series with 15 Minute Field Trips. "Art & Science at the Park" is a continuation of the "Art in the Park" series, with more focus on community action to protect wildlife and biodiversity and combat climate change.  Learn about local flora and fauna through art and science activities.  Great for families or to use in the classroom.  Stay longer to enjoy the park, pick up litter, or use your new knowledge to educate others.


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This event is led by Melissa Guillet, from 15 Minute Field Trips. Melissa has taught art for over 20 years and is an avid nature-lover involved in gardening, hiking, and collecting data as a citizen scientist.


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Please see our website for additional events. We encourage you to contact us with questions or feedback.

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   ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Paper Nautilus Books <info at papernautilusbooks.com>To:Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2020, 1:40:04 PM EDTSubject: CORRECTION - Within a Liminal Space
    
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Sorry to send this repeat announcement. One close reader wondered why the opening was taking place after the show was over... The opening is on Gallery Night, next Thursday, the 17th of September  (not November!). I've changed the image above to give you another taste of the pleasure that awaits.

Periphery Space @ Paper Nautilus is pleased to announce Within a Liminal Space, Monoprints by Denny Moers.

The work in this show seems timely. Not only was it created during the time of Covid-19, it evokes feelings of distance, absence, and the haze of memories we all feel. Moers' process is an active one, with chemicals and developer being painted or sprayed directly on the print. One might imagine such techniques would obscure what is there, but they do the opposite: bringing color, intensity, and focus to the images.

Within a Liminal Space can be viewed now through November 1st at Paper Nautilus: Wednesday through Sunday 12-5pm, or by appointment.

A small socially distanced opening will take place September 17th from 5-7pm. Doors will be open to the space in front of the shop and numbers inside limited.

We hope you can visits soon to see this lovely work in person.

Above: Denny Moers, Large Rock in Receding Tide, 2020
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Our mailing address is:
Paper Nautilus
19 South Angell Street
Providence RI 02906
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