Posted on Jul 9, 2022
Interactive exhibit brings Bruce Lee's book collection to life
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Before Bruce Lee became an international superstar known for creating his own style of martial arts and acting in movies alongside legends like hall-of-fame basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lee was an 18-year-old kid working in Ruby Chow’s restaurant on Broadway where he also rented a room in the attic.
Now, the Wing Luke Museum, which displays artifacts from Lee’s life and has held exhibits dedicated to his story, is partnering with the Bruce Lee Foundation to present a new exhibit, "Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee," that opens Saturday.
The exhibit features interactive displays and graphics that allow audiences to immerse themselves in Lee's teachings as they walk through his personal journey of discovering his famous mind, body, and spirit philosophy.
Now, the Wing Luke Museum, which displays artifacts from Lee’s life and has held exhibits dedicated to his story, is partnering with the Bruce Lee Foundation to present a new exhibit, "Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee," that opens Saturday.
The exhibit features interactive displays and graphics that allow audiences to immerse themselves in Lee's teachings as they walk through his personal journey of discovering his famous mind, body, and spirit philosophy.
Interactive exhibit brings Bruce Lee's book collection to life
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."The museum also features images and information on the years Lee lived in Seattle and how he fought against oppression and complicated social issues by focusing on better preparing himself. His phrases like “Be Water, my friend” are well-known and symbolize Bruce Lee’s vision for mental strength.
Joël Barraquiel Tan took over as executive director of The Wing Luke Museum in April and said the exhibit will be a part of the museum as a whole.
“What’s really exciting is that our latest exhibit coincides with the announcement of the Bruce Lee Foundation's permanent home here in one of our gallery spaces.”
..."The museum also features images and information on the years Lee lived in Seattle and how he fought against oppression and complicated social issues by focusing on better preparing himself. His phrases like “Be Water, my friend” are well-known and symbolize Bruce Lee’s vision for mental strength.
Joël Barraquiel Tan took over as executive director of The Wing Luke Museum in April and said the exhibit will be a part of the museum as a whole.
“What’s really exciting is that our latest exhibit coincides with the announcement of the Bruce Lee Foundation's permanent home here in one of our gallery spaces.”
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Bruce Lee Foundation - Honoring Bruce Lee’s Life and Philosophy
Through a number of educational and social initiatives, the Bruce Lee Foundation encourages people to strive for honest self-expression in alignment with their mind, body, and spirit.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel —-> First saw *Enter the Dragon* in West Berlin in 1974. Assumed (haha) it would be in English with German subtitles. Not so, it was dubbed in German. Pocket size book that I have gifted to many = *ZitMA* which relates many of BL’s thoughts applicable to virtually any life situation throughout the Mil Indus Complex. Always have a few extra copies at the ready to Rx to friends, family and co-workers in need. Can be read in an afternoon.
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