 This summer multicultural art exhibits can be seen in our Gallery Section at Ru Yi Studio. Classes will only be taught in the mornings. Gallery hours will be from 2:00 p.m. to sundown. Special events will be announced. This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar. Add Comment On January 24, 2012 Ru Yi Studio hosted our first Chinese New Year celebration at our new multicultural center in Taos. Pearl Huang, Lulu Lokey, Christopher Heron and Melissa Larson did the Lion Dance with the beautiful Lion Heads that were hand made by Melissa and Lulu with recycled materials for last year's celebration. Craig Beaudry and others demonstrated Tai Ji forms. Wonderful live music was offered by Taos artist/musicians Reuben Medina, Steve Lamar, John Owens, Mike Caron, Joel Larson and many others. A lovely Potluck with a variety of foods from many gournet cooks was enjoyed. Special thanks go to our local favorite Chinese Restuarant owners, Songs and Yu Garden, who donated exotic and unique Chinese cuisine for us. This week, new winter session classes begin at Ru Yi Studio of Multicultural Arts. What a perfect beginning for the Year of the Dragon. We are on the move to soar to reach our goals with positive energy and support from everyone. Thank you! As 2011, the Year of the Hare, is coming to an end, Ru Yi Studio will expand to a new location with more space for our classes, workshops and exciting new programs. In the coming "Year of the Dragon", starting January 22nd, 2012, our new location will be in the center of Town of Taos with plenty of parking space in the back. Our new address is 108 Civic Plaza Drive, Unit A, Taos, New Mexico, 87517. New class schedules are being created. Check our Programs Section and plan on joining in. Chinese New Year celebrations are being planned for the weekend of January 21st, 22nd. Get ready to enjoy the festivities with us at our new location in town. Guest teachers and artists who share our artistic and cultural interests are welcome to participate and discuss net-working possibilities. Let us hear from you with your comments and inputs. Thank you. | NewsletterPearl Huang, Founder of Ru Yi Studio of Multicultural ArtsPearl was born and educated in China. She is a performer, artist and educator. She taught Chinese language/culture arts and holistic healing at University of New Mexico, Taos Branch since 2002. She also led culture study tours to various parts of China. As of January 2012, she will offer classes and workshops at her new multicultural center in the town of Taos, New Mexico, U.S.A. ArchivesMay 2012 Categories©2011 Ru Yi Studio |
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