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THURS, APRIL 26 | 7 pm
A Trip to the Moon (presented with The Extraordinary Voyage)
Director: Georges Méliès
France | 1902 | 79 minutes

One hundred and ten years after its release, the Brooks screens the original hand-painted color version of Georges Méliès’ 1902 masterpiece, A Trip to the Moon. This restoration print of the world's first science fiction film, which features an original soundtrack by the French band AIR, premiered at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival and is making a worldwide tour of international festivals including the MoMA Festival of Film Preservation. The 16-minute film is paired with an hour-long documentary, The Extraordinary Voyage, detailing the most complex and ambitious restoration in the history of cinema. Admission: $6 mem/$8 non-mem/Free for VIP Film Pass holders. Call 901.544.6208 or visit www.brooksmuseum.org/films for more information or to purchase tickets.

An additional screening...

SAT, APRIL 28 | 2 pm
A Trip to the Moon + The Extraordinary Voyage
Director: Georges Méliès
France | 1902 | 79 minutes
April 24, 2012 No comments

ArtsMemphis Pop Up ArtsFest Orange Mound


Al Kapone and the Memphis Symphony Orcestra with U Dig Dance Academy!


Plus performances by New Ballet Ensemble, Jazz -a- Fire and and Melrose Marching Band plus hands-on arts activities!

ArtsMemphis sponsors the third in a series of
Free Pop Up ArtsFests
Sunday, April 29 · 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
  Melrose Stadium · Dallas & Park Ave.


Link to Facebook Event!

Workshops, Booths and Activities by
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Metal Museum, Theatre Memphis, Playhouse on the Square, UrbanArt Commission, Memphis Black Arts Alliance, Dixon Gallery & Garden, ArtsMemphis, Voices of the South, Hattiloo Theatre, Tennessee Shakespeare Theatre, Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Opera Memphis,, Creative Aging, Memphis College of Art, Metal Museum, Africa in April, the Blues Foundation, Collage Dance Collective and many more!
In case of rain, the Pop Up will be the same date and time
with a new location: Orange Mound Community Center, 2572 Park Ave.


ArtsMemphis received a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to produce three community arts events, bringing the work of Memphis’ finest arts organizations and working artists to communities with little or no exposure to the cultural sector. The first Pop Up ArtsFest was held in Frayser in October 2011. The second Pop Up ArtsFest was held in Hollywood Springdale in March 2012.  More information at artsmemphis.org/popup


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Axis Memphis is pleased to invite you to our first zine release party!

We will have our zines hot off the presses with amazing artwork by:
Alexis Kraus
Joshua Miller
Jason Payne
Jade Thiraswas
Hayley Gilmore
Laurie Clotworthy
Lizz McDonough
Mark James
Sarah Pate
Taylor Loftin
Tim Garton
Brandon Gibbs
Don Newman
and the Rhodes Collaborative Group!

Want to submit your artwork for the next zine (projected release date: early August)? email us at axismemphis@yahoo.com!





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Rob Matthews, Peter Hall and Chef Steven Leake are excited to announce a solo art exhibition:Icy Streets.

Icy Streets will run for one night only on Friday, April 27, 2012 from 6-9 pm.

The reception for the show will be held on the sidewalk of South Main Street during the South Main Street Historic District’s Trolley Night.

Icy Streets will feature Chef Steven Leake in a live demonstration of his art of ice carving talent. Chef Leake is sure to provide entertainment and a unique artistic perspective to South Main Street’s Trolley Night.

Though normally confined to corporate and wedding event restraints, Chef Leake is sure to bring a creative and loose environment for the crowds at Trolley Night. His talents are sure to impress until the Memphis heat makes a puddle of his work.

Chef Steven Leake is a resident of Nesbit, Mississippi, and the founder of Premier Ice Sculptures. Since establishing his business in 1994, Chef Steven has received many citations and awards including 1995, 2002, and 2005 "Chef of the Year" by the American Culinary Federation, Memphis Chapter, 1st place in the Taster's Choice category at the Great Chefs Tasting 2000 and 2001, and also 1st place at the annual Soup Sunday Competition in 2001. He is also a member of the National Ice Carving Association.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Center for Outreach and Development of the Arts at Rhodes College.
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One Night Only Paige Dotsy and Kenny Sheldon are excited to present
The Absence of Evidence a solo art exhibition with amazing Memphis artist Carl Moore

Friday, April 27, 2012 from 6-9pm

Reception will be held along the Trolley Line at ChrisStyles barbershop.
500 S. Main

The Absence of Evidence will feature a series of bold paintings and compelling graphite drawings. Carl is an amazing and assured artist that has mastered the idea of simplicity and depth. His paintings are beautiful contemporary abstractions illustrating issues that touch us all, including relationships, social injustice, and economic conditions. The collection presented “Takes advantage of current events and themes to create a connections between the personal and the public with the use of color and composition to express mood, beliefs and ideas.” His work encourges one to ponder beyond present thought and form independent ideas of the work and our society.

Carl Moore is professional artist and designer from Canton, Mississippi who lives and works in Memphis. He has engaged in multiple realms of art and design including animation and poster design, and is now completing his MFA at Memphis College of Art. His work has been featured in several exhibitions, including a current group show at the Service Master headquarters.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Center for Outreach and Development of the Arts and Rhodes College.


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The Rozelle Warehouse, Amy Aughinbaugh, and Anne Weems are pleased to announce a solo art exhibition by Kong Wee Pang entitled The Kingdom of Zero.

The Kingdom of Zero will run for one evening only on Thursday, April 26th, 2012 from 7-10 pm.

The show and reception will be held at 822 Rozelle Street, Memphis, TN 38114.  The warehouse is located at Evelyn and Rozelle off of McLean just beyond the train tracks.

The Kingdom of Zero addresses Kong Wee’s transition to America after moving from Malaysia.  Her large scale mixed-media, watercolor, and ink works on paper are a hybrid between figuration and abstraction.  The paintings center around the idea of her identity suspended between Eastern and Western culture.  Her work, inspired from photographs of her own body in various forms, bridges these cultures as it stretches and contorts to connect opposing experiences.  Pang states, “Why call it contortion? Because both American and Southeast Asian cultures have unique and distinct influences on me, often pulling me in opposite directions.”

Even though Pang’s original roots are Chinese, she was born and raised in Malaysia.  She spent a period of time studying art at Singapore Nanyang Fine Art College, after which she moved to Memphis in 2001 to study at the Memphis College of Art.  She went on to receive a degree from MCA in Fine Art and Design in 2004, and she is currently a soon-to-be MFA graduate this May.  In addition to being a full-time student, Kong Wee also works as an art designer at the mid-south’s largest ad agency, archer>malmo.

This exhibition is generously sponsored by the Center for Outreach and Development of the Arts (CODA) at Rhodes College.


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The exhibition is currently on view at the Caseworks Project at AMUM. Go and check it out. It is a good one. 




Joy Garnett





Alex Gingrow





Katherine Duckworth






Michael Scoggins




Jen Bandini


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An art exhibit about the balance between art & life, times ten.

Jimpsie Ayres
Valerie Berlin
Anne Davey
Carol DeForest
Gwen English
Peggy McKnight
Mary Norman
Carol Sams
Jeanne Seagle
Lisa Tribo

Saturday, April 21, reception 5-8pm. Ends June 4.

A2H 3009 Davies Plantation Rd. Lakeland, TN
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It is going to be awesome...


We hope to see you at the Station house, 620 North Avalon Street, on Saturday, April 21st between 10:30am – 6:00pm. Awaiting your arrival will be artists from all over Memphis along with food from Fuel Café, Yolo, and Café Eclectic. Music will be supplied by neighborhood artists. And don’t worry… we’ll have beer as well. 

Don’t leave the kids at home either! We’ll have plenty of activities to occupy the little ones.


Link to Facebook Event
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Join us at the Metal Museum for our annual Spring Arts on the Bluff event. Enjoy live performances by local arts groups, hands-on activities and blacksmithing demonstrations. General admission rates apply and includes museum admission ($6 adults, $5 seniors, $4 students, and 5yrs and under are free). Current exhibitions: Tributaries: Chris Irick and Alchemy: The Enamelist Society Exhibition.
 
Performance Schedule:
12pm              Bach to Basics (string quartet)
1pm                Mobile Music Machine w/Jeff Hulett   
1:45-2:15pm   "Lynnie" the storyteller
2:30-3pm        Mobile Music Machine w/Jeff Hulett
3:15-3:45pm   Ballet on Wheels
 
Activities and Fun:
The Hoopers (hula hoopers)
Face Painting (Rhodes College Art Students)
Story Characters from Germantown Community Theatre, including Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Alice in Wonderland and a Card (1:45-2:30pm and 4-4:45pm)
Scratch Blocks and Recycled Repousse (in celebration of Earth Day)
 
Food and beverages sold separately by:
Eenie Weenie: Home of the Big Dog
Donna’s Kettle Corn
Hawkins Italian Ice
Lickety Split Ice Cream Truck (1:30-2:30pm)
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Joy Garnett
Alex Gingrow
Katherine Duckworth
Michael Scoggins
Jen Bandini


Five artists, living and working in NYC, show recent works on paper at the Caseworks Project.

The MFA candidate's will be having their opening in the main gallery. Good times.
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MFA Thesis Exhibition: Stripped 


April 21 - June 2, 2012

Opening reception: Friday, April 20, 2012 from 5 to 7:30 pm


MFA candidates Benjamin J. Netterville, Chris Wallace, Christan Mitchell, Andrew James Williams, Ginger Frye, and Candace Hitt will show their work in this exhibition.
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This is PLA(I)N(E) gallery's last opening of the semester, come support some of U of M's foundations 2 students!

PLA(I)N(E) gallery is excited to announce its fourth exhibition- "Semiotics & Simulacra," a visual exploration of signifiers, meaning, processes and materials. Students look at how denotative meaning of a signifier is intended to communicate the objective semantic content of the represented thing, and how connotation puts a denotative sign in use for a particular purpose in a context. Reception Fri. 4/20 5-8 PM. Exhibition will run 4/16-5/4. PLA(I)N(E) is the new, student-run gallery at the University of Memphis, and is located in the Art and Communication Building, 3715 Central Ave, room 100. [Like] the PLA(I)N(E) gallery on Facebook for more information.



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Click here for the Commercial Appeal Article
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Julia Golizio and Leila Farahani would like to announce a solo art exhibition of the work of Genevieve Farr at the Broad Ave. Spring Art Walk April 13th from 5-10.

This exhibit will run for one night only.

This exhibit will be a part of the Spring Art Walk and features the work of artist and Rhodes Alumna Genevieve Farr.  Selected works from her collection of photomicrography—or rather photos taken through a microscope.  These images expose fantastic shapes and forms.  Among them are some that give us a new view of something we think we already know, glitter, carpet stuffing and thread.  The amount of color we miss with the naked eye is astounding & Farr’s images give us so much more to look at.

Farr has her B.A. in Studio Arts from Rhodes College.

This exhibition is sponsored by, The Center for the Outreach and Development of the Arts (CODA) at Rhodes College.



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The Handwerker’s Playhouse, Laurie Clotworthy, and Lizz Hayman are excited to announce a solo art exhibition: Lizz McDonough: A Little Nonsense Now & Then.

A Little Nonsense Now & Then will run for one night only on Friday, April 13, 2012, from 6-8 pm.

The show and reception will be held at the Handwerker’s Playhouse, located at 865 North Thomas Street.


A Little Nonsense Now & Then will feature several works on recycled cardboard boxes. The irregular canvas of a cardboard box complements the painted, cartoon world that Lizz McDonough creates.  She uses a visual language that invites viewers into her constructed worlds that are whimsical, yet familiar.

The environments McDonough creates are inspired by the visual information she encounters everyday.  McDonough says she translates “this file of mental stock images into a painted, cartoon language [that] allows [her] to exaggerate personal characteristics and bring the objects to life.”  Filled with crooked buildings and distorted perspective, her painted environments become characters themselves.

Born in Auburn, Alabama, Lizz McDonough is a senior B.A. candidate in Studio Arts at Rhodes College, where she received the Rhodes Fine Art Fellowship.  McDonough has been featured in a number of group exhibitions, including the 2010 Juried Student Exhibition at Rhodes College, the 2010 Ateliers with the Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art, and the 2011 Half-Way: 2nd Year Painting & Printmaking with the Glasgow School of Art, where she studied painting and printmaking.  A Little Nonsense Now & Then is McDonough’s first solo exhibition.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Center for Outreach and Development of the Arts at Rhodes College.



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Graphic Design Student Show, Friday, April 13, 2012

The Department of Art at the University of Memphis announces the Graphic Design Student Show, Friday, April 13, 2012 from 6-8 pm in the Main Floor Gallery in The Art & Communication Building at the University of Memphis. Free and open to the public.



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Kim Dorland, an artist living and working in Toronto, Canada, recently came to Memphis to give a lecture of his work and do studio visits with the students at the Memphis College of Art. I was able to hang out with him  for a couple of days when the fine people at MCA got too tired and no longer had the energy to do it. 
I did not take him to Graceland, but he made it there. I did not take him to Sun Studios or the Stax Museum, which is unfortunate really. Nor did I take him to any of the openings/galleries in town. Most of the galleries have some really bad stuff right now and I did not want him to have the impression that all the work in Memphis is bad. Instead, I, along with Tad Lauritzen Wright, took him to the dog track in West Memphis, AR friday night.


You can see more of his work on his website...kdorland.com


Dwayne Butcher: You recently gave an artist lecture on your work at the Memphis College of Art. Was the talk about recent projects or did it include examples from just about everything you have made?

Kim Dorland: I showed work from 2006 - 2012.



DB: Do you find yourself putting together and giving lectures differently to students as opposed to gallery talks?

KD: No not really, except for gallery talks tend to be more concentrated on a specific body of work rather than a review of years worth of material. 



DB: It was your first time to Memphis. What thing stood out the most and why?

KD: I always enjoy meeting students and talking about their work.  It's an amazing time for them while they are figuring out what they want to do with their art.  They also aren't jaded by the art world yet, which is refreshing.  I also enjoyed meeting Tad, Hamlett and yourself.  Beer in the back yard.  The Dog races.  The only regret I have is that I left the drawing Tad's daughter Anna gave me on the table in the backyard...I meant to bring it home to show my kids!



DB: You were on a whirlwind tour of the better places to eat in Memphis. Are you surprised that we, the citizens of this great city, do not all have diabetes and are morbidly obese?

KD: I'm still recovering from eating my way through Memphis.  Worth every calorie! 

DB: So, what did you do with all that cash you won at the dog track? 

KD: I bought a house and a Cadillac. 



DB: What kind of things are you currently working on in the studio? And will there be any Memphis inspired paintings in the future?

KD: I'm working through lots of stuff right now.  I'm trying to figure out still life.  I'm working for a solo project in Toronto in the Fall and an exhibition in NY early next year where I'm using a video I took for inspiration.   Just trying to keep it real...

One Memphis thing:  Tad gave me an idea from something he saw that might end up in a painting...  He came up to me and said "I saw a Dorland painting outside just now..."  So I have to make it happen.
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The University of Memphis is proud to present a thesis exhibition by the graduating seniors who will be receiving Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees. The show is titled
Draw. Shoot. Dye. and will open from 6-9 p.m. on April 20, 2012 at Marshall Arts Gallery, located at 639 Marshall Ave. in downtown Memphis. The exhibit will also be shown the following day by appointment only.


Alyssa Blair - Studio Art
Blair Barnwell - Painter
Cara Notestine - Photographer
Catherine J. Watson - Illustrator
Emily Balton - Painter
Garre Inks - Drawing/Photographer
Kevin Cox - Painter
Meredith Olinger - Painter
Rebekah Bishop - Painter
Russell Evans - Painter
Sara Harwood - Photographer
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Click here to see the article and check out some images from the opening. 


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Harrington Brown Gallery
Presents New Work by
Emilia Arana
Lewis Feibelman
Charles Ivey

April 13, 2012 - May 8, 2012

Opening Friday April 13, 2012 - 6-8PM

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Jeanne Seagle and Carol Sams

Opening Friday April 13th 5:30-7:30PM
through May 4th

Askew Nixon Ferguson Architects
1500 Union Ave
Memphis, TN




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THURS, APRIL 12 | 7 pm
Le Havre
Director: Aki Kaurismäki
French | 2011 | 93 minutes
French with English subtitles

A wry and warm-hearted portrait of the French harbor city from legendary Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki (The Man Without a Past, The Match Factory Girl), Le Havre pays tribute to the Gallic cinema he loves with a film that exists somewhere between the reality of contemporary France and the classic cinema of Jean-Pierre Melville and Michel Carné. Winner of the FIPRESCI Critics’ prize at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival, and declared “the feel great movie of the year” by Critic’s Notebook, Kaurismäki’s sixteenth feature concerns a young African refugee, portrayed by newcomer Blondin Miguel, who is thrown by fate into the path of a well-read bohemian who works as a shoe-shiner, played by veteran French actor André Wilms. With innate optimism and the unwavering solidarity of his community, Marcel Marx, Wilms’ character, stands up to officials doggedly pursuing the boy for deportation. Admission: $6 mem/$8 non-mem/Free for VIP Film Pass holders. Call 901.544.6208 or visit www.brooksmuseum.org/films for more information or to purchase tickets.
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Thursday, April 12, 7 pm Callicott
Mitra Abbaspour
Art Historian, Associate Curator of Photography, MoMA
In the Studio: Photography, Modernity and the Middle East


Color-print of the technique of photography from 1854, a hand painted color print from the book The History of Photography and Pioneer Photographers in Iran by Yahya Zoka (Tehran, 1997)

Mitra Abbaspour is an Associate Curator in the Department of Photography at The Museum of Modern Art and a PhD candidate in the Department of Art History at The Graduate Center, CUNY. At MoMA, she leads a research initiative centered on the Thomas Walther Collection, which draws together photograph conservators and historians to explore the formation of photographic modernism in the early decades of the twentieth century.  Additionally, she is preparing to defend her dissertation, a study of photograph archives dedicated to Armenian, Kurdish, and pan-Arab practices.  This study considers the ways in which photograph archives call on the history of the medium to represent the relationship between the Middle East and modernity. She has authored numerous articles on contemporary photographers from Tracey Moffatt to Shirana Shahbazi. Recently, her focused study of a photograph of General Andranik “A Hero and a Homeland for Armenians in America: Photography’s Role in the Diaspora,” appeared in the International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. Mitra served as part of a curatorial team for the exhibition Re-Orientations: Islamic Art and the West in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, which was culled from the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She has also taught in the art history departments of Hunter College, Brooklyn College, and the University of California, Riverside.
Before arriving in New York, Mitra was Assistant Curator and Museum Writer at UCR/California Museum of Photography. While there she oversaw the program of rotating exhibitions, curating a wide range of thematic and monographic shows fromOne Ground: Four Palestinian and Four Israeli Filmmakers to Lori Nix: Accidentally Kansas. Mitra has been a guest curator at the Sweeney Art Gallery, Riverside and Galleria Metta, Madrid. Mitra received her master’s degree from the University of California, Riverside and completed her bachelor’s degree at Scripps College in Claremont, California. 


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This event is guaranteed to be the best part of the Broad Ave. Art Walk. The only time that this street actually becomes an arts district is when they turn all of the other business storefronts into temporary art spaces. Go and check it out.


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Well, in a previous post, like two days ago, I wondered what happened to the Lisa Kurts Gallery. She passed away last year and the gallery is having an opening tonight. Well Fredric Koeppel wrote an article in the CA today giving us the story.

Click here for that article.

If I duct tape several paintings together, they can be worth 5 grand. 
April 06, 2012 No comments
The article linked below references the fact that tattoo artist Babak Tabatabai was initially denied his request to have Broad Ave rezoned to allow him to open his tattoo shop next door to Three Angels Diner. 


Click here to read the article in the Memphis Flyer by Louis Goggans. 


Well, it seems that the Board of Adjustments reversed their decision yesterday and Tabatabai was notified.  Now, the code must be changed first with the Land Use control board, then the City Council and so on. It will take a few months. In the mean time, the Planning Director of Memphis needs your help in the form of letters. Hand written and/or emails. Anyone who signed this petition needs to send an email to the Planning Director voicing their support to change the code. Please direct all correspondence to: 


Josh Whitehead
Office of Planning and Development
125 N Main ste 468
Memphis, TN 38103
Josh.Whitehead@memphistn.gov


Send them in now, at this second. Show your support!! 








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Looks like a NY Collector is trying to sue Eggleston. Give 'em hell Bill

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Carroll Cloar — "Drawings from the Artist Studio," on view through April 30. Opening 6-8pm.


Lisa Kurts Gallery
766 S. White Station
Memphis, TN


I need to find out what the deal is with Lisa Kurts Gallery.  



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Looks like Daniel Tacker is the winner of the first Flyer box contest. I voted for Lauren Rae, if you must know.

Here is a link to the article to see the boxes. 
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from dusk till dawn
Opening Friday April 6th 6-8PM
David Lusk Gallery

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THURS, APRIL 5 | 7 pm
Chico & Rita
Director: Fernando Trueba
Spain | 2010 | 94 minutes
Spanish and English

Celebrate the music and culture of Cuba with this epic animated tale of love, passion, and heartbreak, which was nominated for a 2011 Academy Award and will be presented in an exclusive, one-time-only screening at the Brooks. In circa-1948 Cuba, Chico, a piano player with big dreams, meets Rita, a beautiful singer with an extraordinary voice. Music and desire unite them as they chase their dreams and each other from Havana to New York to Paris, Hollywood and Las Vegas. With an original soundtrack by legendary Cuban pianist and five-time Grammy-winning composer Bebo Valdés, Chico & Rita captures a defining moment in the evolution of history and jazz, and features the music of (and animated cameos by) Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Tito Puente, and more. Admission: $6 mem/$8 non-mem/Free for VIP Film Pass holders. Call 901.544.6208 or visit brooksmuseum.org/films for more information or to purchase tickets.
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