Weekly Scenes and Screens: Apr. 28
(04/28/21 4:01am)
RICE CINEMA FAREWELL
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RICE CINEMA FAREWELL
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HERMANN PARK NATURE WALK
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PUBLIC LIFE
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ITCHY SOUR CANDY
VIRTUAL ESCAPE ROOM
Just days after the city of Houston was in its most desperate need of light, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston unveiled an unparalleled beacon of brilliance. “Electrifying Design: A Century of Lighting” opened last week as the first large-scale U.S. exhibition to examine both the technological and artistic innovations in international lighting design. Through three thematic galleries, audiences are invited to see lamps, chandeliers and the humble bulb in a whole new light.
KTRU COZY SHOW
POMPEII: THE EXHIBITION
“We will cross this bridge together.”
RICE VILLAGE FARMERS MARKET
While the world watched the windows of the U.S. Capitol being smashed and offices of U.S. Congresspeople being vandalized with violent and unwavering conviction in the historic Jan. 6 riot, one of Rice’s own was on call with journalists and TV anchors for hours. His steady yet energized voice is among many in today’s intense news cycle, his commentary offering a contextualization of our current moment as if it is already memorialized. As the headlines seem to get more bizarre and morbid with each passing day, Rice history professor Douglas Brinkley deals in the art of perspective.
ZOO LIGHTS
ZOOMAKA
Houstonian movie lovers haven’t been able to gather in front of the city’s silver screens for a while now. But this month, over 40 documentary and narrative films, short film blocks, Q&As, dance performances, DJ sets and workshops will be available to stream right to computer screens — and a select few will light up the night at local drive-ins — from Nov. 12-22 at the 2020 Houston Cinema Arts Festival.