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Companion Ice-Breaker Brunch There
is no charge to attend this fun mixer event....companions only, please!
We encourage all companions and guests of attendees to come to this
brunch reception. You'll have the opportunity to meet other guests and
get acquainted while enjoying the ambiance of Turner Fisheries. Great
door prizes will be given away, but you need to be present to win! For more information on Turner Fisheries, click here or on the photo at left. |
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Yoga Class Exclusively for Doble Companions Towels will be provided for use as mats. |
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| Tuesday, March 27, 2007 | ||
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The New ICA Museum Tour On December 10th, the Institute of Contemporary Art unveiled its new home on Boston's waterfront offering a new, visionary building poised to capture the stimulation of contemporary culture and the excitement of a revitalized waterfront area. Award-winning architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro designed the ICA, conceiving the building both "from the sky down," as a contemplative space for experiencing contemporary art, and "from the ground up," providing dynamic areas for public enjoyment. The design weaves together interior and exterior space, producing shifting perspectives of the waterfront throughout the museum's galleries and public spaces. |
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the breathtaking and provocative works being exhibited are pieces that
seem to bend, twist, morph, or enter a new dimension as artists such
as Anish Kapoor, Bridget Riley, and James Turrell use optical effects
to alter the way we perceive ourselves and the space around us. |
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Featured
Exhibit: SUPER VISION Superhuman
vision, once the stuff of comic books, is no longer a fantasy, with
new technologies transforming both what can be seen and how we are able
to see. Super Vision examines how contemporary artists have responded
to and interpreted this changing nature of vision, presenting work by
27 international artists in painting, sculpture, video, and photography. |
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Depart Westin: 10:00 a.m. Cost: $18.00 per person for museum tour only. Optional lunch on own at Water Café (If you wish to return to The Westin before lunch, transportation will be available.) For more information on the ICA/Boston, click here or on the photo above. |
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| Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 | ||
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Theatre
Matinee: Miss Witherspoon by Christopher Durang Playwright Christopher Durang's Pulitzer-Prize-finalist, Miss Witherspoon, begs the question "does life get any better after death?" Veronica, after committing suicide, is destined to return to earth, reincarnated over and over, learning that the "other side" offers no respite. Navigating through the rough seas of fate and free will (and large objects falling from the sky), she searches for truth and peacefulness, questioning ideas of faith in a "waiting room" between death and rebirth. Click here or on the photo at left for more information about The Lyric Stage. Cost:
$30.00 per person |
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