[from the program:]

For the second consecutive year, we are bringing together the seemingly diverse elements of art, music, dance, and science. And once again, we have found that the experimental process of science exploration and the creative process of artistic exploration are remarkably similar. We welcome yuo to the product of our efforts.

As you begin your evening, we hope that you will enjoy the art works created by our students that can be found in the lobby. Listen for an announcement at about 7:15 to join us in the Cafeteria for our first performance which we call Floating Masses. After the performance, please feel free to join our students and experiment withthe apparatus yourself. We're sure that you'll discover that you haven't even thought of. Remain in the Cafeteria, though, for our next performance takes place on stage. Pull up a chair and enjoy Photons a dance piece that incorporates illusion and light. This will be followed by a lecture/demonstration which will talk about that piece. then you'll see our Physics Factory which will demonstrate some physics properties in a new and interesting way. At the conclusion of this performance, we hope that you will experiment with anything that interests you. We'll be there to help and explain whatever we can. The more adventurous among you may choose to ride the human size hockey puck. Whatever you choose to do, we hope that you will enjoy sharing our discoveries. A lot of trial and error (sometimes too much error) went into our explorations, but also a lot of hard work and energy. We feel that we are better for our efforts and we hope you enjoy the evening.

Partial funding for this project was provided by the Rhode Island State Council For The Arts.