November 2009
The Archives
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Art, Movies, Music, New Work
Sunday – The Ballerina Cinema Of Dreams
11.15.09 | PermalinkA full day of screenings, including The Yes Men Fix the World, Theater of War, Biomodd (ATH1): A Living Game Computer as Social Sculpture and two Tilda Swinton screenings. A highlight of the day, is a screening of The Red Shoes with a performance by the Houston Ballet at Discovery Green at 6pm.
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Art, Movies, Music, New Work
Saturday – Yes Men, Sneak Preview of Tilda Swinton, Dengue Fever’s Lost World
11.14.09 | PermalinkSaturday has a bunch of different screenings, including the Yes Men Fix the World, a sneak preview of the new Tilda Swinton feature, and the Lost World with live music by Dengue Fever.
Sat in on the rehearsal of the Lost World. It was excellent. Wish I could clone myself to be at both locations.
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Art, Movies, Music, New Work
Richard P. Rogers & Susan Meiselas, Peter Pan
11.13.09 | PermalinkFriday, Saturday and Sunday all have events around Richard Rogers & Susan Meiselas, including two screenings of The Windmill Movie. Today screens Meiselas’ Pictures From A Revolution.
Also tonight features two musical performances, When It Was Blue, showing at Rice, and Peter Pan, screening at Miller Outdoor Theatre.Panel discussion with Holly Fisher and Jennifer Reeves.
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Art, Movies, New Work
What If, Why Not? Underground Adventures with Ant Farm
11.12.09 | PermalinkAnt Farm documentary screening tonight at U of H copresented with Aurora Picture Show. Filmmakers Laura Harrison and Beth Federici and Ant Farm founders Chip Lord and Curtis Schreier will be there.
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Art, Movies, New Work
Me and Orson Welles
11.11.09 | PermalinkTonight kicks off the long awaited Cinema Arts Festival Houston, with Richard Linklater’s “Me and Orson Welles”.
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Art, Movies, New Work
All Access Passes
11.04.09 | PermalinkThe Cinema Arts Festival Houston All Access passes are hot off the press. There are a few levels of passes available for purchase here.
