Fwd: [ WME] September First Friday and South End Open Studios, Sept. 7 and Sept. 15-16

Jay A. Lee, AIA, NOMA
Jay A. Lee Design
architecture · public art
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486

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From: Bill Morse <Bill@MorseEditions.com>
To: Jay Lee <eelaj@aol.com>
Sent: Sun, 26 Aug 2007 2:43 pm
Subject: [ WME] September First Friday and South End Open Studios, Sept. 7 and Sept. 15-16

Hi Jay-

I would like to invite you to First Friday Open Studios, the Friday after Labor Day, September 7th, from 5-9 pm., at 450 Harrison Ave., Studio 227, Boston, MA. I will also be open for South End Open Studios the following weekend, Sept. 15-16, from 11 am. to 6 pm.

To all of you who stopped by for First Friday in July, many thanks; I really enjoyed visiting with you! This month, in addition to new prints from my personal collection, I will continue to feature newly restored photographs of early 20th century China from the archive of my Grandfather, William Leete. Finally, I will have new examples of client work, both photography and Fine-Art reproductions.

Monk at Train Station, Northern Manchuria; William Leete, 1919
©2007 William Morse

I now offer a new service at Wm. Morse Editions. Many artists need high resolution art photography for slides, web, or other marketing purposes, in addition to the Fine-Art limited edition reproductions I am so well known for. Clients can now use this service for portfolio prints and slides, and for gallery and art fair submissions. Please contact me (see below) if you would like more information.

As always on First Fridays, the building's 15 galleries and more than 50 artists' studios will be open. This Friday, if you want to avoid the early evening crush in the galleries, come upstairs to the studios first, and visit the galleries on your way out!

There is off street parking at 500 Harrison Avenue as well as on street parking. The MBTA Silver Line stop is East Berkeley, just one block away.

See you this Friday!

Bill Morse

Wm. Morse Editions
A Fine-Art Printmaking Studio
450 Harrison Avenue, Studio 227
Boston, MA 02118

Bill@MorseEditions.com (617) 429-3298 http://www.MorseEditions.com

PS. I am looking for a StudioMate to share my 750 Sq. Ft. studio at 450 Harrison Ave., Boston- Available soon! This is an opportunity for photographers and artists working in many different mediums, but I need a low dust environment for my printmaking work. This is a great building for artists, with open studios the First Friday of every month, and over 75 other artists and designers as well as 15 galleries in the building. If you or anyone you know is interested in finding out more about this great opportunity, please contact me ASAP at the address above.

PPS. As you probably know, I send out many emails, so if you are able to come in this month, please introduce yourselves to me again, so that I can continue to connect your names and faces. And if you would consider forwarding this email to other friends or colleagues who would be interested, I would greatly appreciate it. If you received this email from a friend, and would like to subscribe to these monthly announcements, please send an email to the address above.


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If you need limited editions of your valuable artwork, or the best photographic prints, we can help!
Make Wm. Morse Editions your fine arts printing source. From film, paintings, or digital files, we can solve your imaging problems. You'll make more money, while devoting more time to your art. Our mission is to:

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A Fine-Art Printmaking Studio
450 Harrison Avenue, Studio 227
Boston, MA 02118

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Fwd: Syracuse University School of Architecture

Subject: Syracuse University School of Architecture

In response to your request for more information, we are always interested in gifted students and we believe that the school of architecture should represent the full range of talent that exists in our country. At Syracuse University we have scholarships up to the amount of full tuition for the five-year professional undergraduate degree. About 80 percent of all of our admitted students receive financial aid, which comes in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities.

We award scholarships to United States students with the greatest potential based on their application and their portfolio submission, (see below for guidelines).

√ Application

All students must go through the University's Admissions (http://admissions.syr.edu/) process as well as the School of Architecture's requirement of submitting a portfolio.

√ Portfolio Submission
A portfolio must be submitted for your application to be considered. Samples of freehand drawing are required. In addition to drawings, you may include a variety of work for your portfolio choosing from media such as painting, sculpture, graphics, art photography, woodworking, ceramics, or any other visual media that demonstrate your interest, experience, and aptitude in creative and graphic areas. Please do not include original work. Reproductions should be high-quality photographs (minimum 3 x 5 inches) or photocopies. Slides and/or CD's are not accepted.

√ Upon submission of the application you must mail your portfolio to:

Syracuse University
School of Architecture
Undergraduate Portfolio
350 West Fayette Street
Syracuse, NY 13202

1. Clearly indicate your name on the outside of the portfolio.

2. Place your work in a flat binder no larger than 10 x 13 inches.

3. Include a cover page that speaks about you, your interest in architecture, and your aspirations.

4. Label each portfolio item with

· information about the medium used

· whether the project was done on your own or in class

· original size

· Please add a one to two sentence comment about each piece you submit

5. Portfolios will be returned at the beginning of the next academic year, if you include a stamped, self-addressed envelope or mailing packet.

Additionally, the University would welcome the opportunity to send interested students some information by mail. The website to be placed on our mailing list and request information is http://cwis03.syr.edu/wif/program.cfm?career=UGRD.

Please note these are undergraduate scholarships. Information on Master Degree programs can be attained emailing the architecture graduate office at archgrad@syr.edu

Thanks for your interest in the School of Architecture.

With warm regards,

Vittoria A. Didio
Recruiting Specialist
Syracuse University
School of Architecture
350 W. Fayette Street
Syracuse, NY 13202

http://soa.syr.edu

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Fwd: SAVE THE DATE: 9/6 The Fundamentals of Investing

Jay A. Lee, AIA, NOMA
Jay A. Lee Design
architecture · public art
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486

even small changes have a big impact

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From: Young Professionals Network <info@ypnboston.org>
To: eelaj@aol.com
Sent: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 11:15 am
Subject: SAVE THE DATE: 9/6 The Fundamentals of Investing

Quick Links... Our Website More About Us The Fundamentals of Investing: How to Make Better Decisions About Your Money Learn the ABC's of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds through sound investment strategies.  This workshop will help you become a more informed investor and gain insight on the operations of Wall Street.       Suleiman M. Ali, AAMS Financial Consultant A.G. Edwards & Son, Inc.   Thursday, September 6th, 2007 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm   Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts   88 Warren Street - Roxbury, MA   Parking in rear of building; Dinner will be served For additional information contact (617) 442-4519 or info@ypnboston.org

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Fwd: THE WORD - August 31, 2007

Jay A. Lee, AIA, NOMA
Jay A. Lee Design
architecture · public art
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486

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-----Original Message-----
From: pat@thewordboston.com
To: pat@thewordboston.com
Sent: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 9:38 pm
Subject: THE WORD - August 31, 2007

Quote of the Week 
 
"Empty pockets never held anyone back. Only empty heads and empty hearts can do that." 
 
  ~ Norman Vincent Peale 
 
If you'd like to advertise on either The Word's website or Sponsor Page, please call Pat Williams at (617) 775 4273 or email pat@thewordboston.com. 
 
If you attend or participate in any activity listed in The Word, please mention that you saw it advertised in The Word. 
 
Looking for something to do this weekend? On Friday, check out the August Moon Ball at Moseley's on the Charles; on Saturday, Unity in the Community will be held in Franklin Park and George Clinton and the P Funk All Stars descend upon Mohegan Sun; and Sunday, the Tanglewood Jazz Festival continues. 
 
Looking for something to do next week? Saxman Pharoah Sanders appears at Scullers Jazz Club (9/6); Boston Fashion Week begins on 9/7 and runs through 9/14; get into the community spirit with EXPO Four Corners in Dorchester (9/8); do you know a talented young person who likes to dance, the Urban Nutcracker will be holding auditions on 9/9; and on 9/11, the Second Annual Herman Taylor III "Take Back Our Neighborhoods" Peace March and Rally will be held in Dorchester. Details on all of the events listed above can be found in The Word which can be accessed by clicking on the attachment to this email. 
 
If you'd like to be added to The Word's mailing list, email pat@thewordboston.com. 
 
Have a great Labor Day weekend and be safe. 
 
Pat Williams 
THE WORD 
P.O. Box 961095 
Boston, MA 02196 
(617) 775-4273 
pat@thewordboston.com 
www.thewordboston.com 

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Fwd: Poetry In Jamaica Plain

Jay A. Lee, AIA, NOMA
Jay A. Lee Design
architecture · public art
eelaj@aol.com 617-669-2486

even small changes have a big impact

-----Original Message-----
From: Jessica Burko <design@jessicaburko.com>
To: eelaj@aol.com
Sent: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 11:18 am
Subject: Re: Poetry In Jamaica Plain

First Thursdays in Jamaica Plain 
ART, MUSIC, POETRY, & an ARTISAN FAIR 
On Centre and South Streets 
 
Each First Thursday of the month businesses along Centre and South Streets in Jamaica Plain are transformed into galleries featuring works from local artists. Open receptions, at each location, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, offer a chance to meet the artists, enjoy refreshments, and experience JP's fabulous businesses in an entirely new light. 
 
September 6, 6:30 - 8:00 pm will be a special presentation of 
WORD ON THE STREET, Poetry readings featuring: 
Charles Coe 
Charlot Lucien 
At Sweet Finnish, 761 Centre Street 
Co-sponsored by the Jamaica Pond Poets 
 
 
Known for his powerful readings and unusually warm and compassionate voice, Charles Coe's poems speak to the heart and mind as well as the ear. He is an award-winning poet whose work has been published in anthologies, magazines, and "Picnic on the Moon," a collection of his own poetry published in 1999. Charles also writes reviews and opinion pieces for publications such as The Boston Phoenix, The Weekly Dig, Ararat and Northeastern University Magazine. 
 
 
Born in Haiti, Charlot Lucien is better known in the Haitian Diaspora as a storyteller after the release of his three CDs (2001, 2004, and 2007) in which he muses with what he calls "redundancy in absurdity" among some members of the Haitian elites. He is also an artist and an amateur poet. His poetry, mostly written French, often relies on metaphors and symbolism to convey his experiences and thoughts on issues related to fate, time, death, his social and cultural heritage. His written publications are scarce, although his texts have appeared in the Anthology of Haitian Poets of Massachusetts, Regards 2000 (Paris), Compost and virtual magazines such as Tanbou and Poètes à la Une. In Boston where Lucien resides, he founded the Haitian Artists Assembly of Massachusetts and has written cultural and social commentaries in some newspapers. Some of his texts and art works can be viewed on his site www.charlotlucien.com 

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