Join Sun Valley\nartis t Jennifer Bellinger as she teaches students the fundamentals of still\nli fe painting. She will show students how to set up their own still life\nco ncentrating on lighting and positioning. The students will learn the\nbasi cs of setting up a palette\, the use of color\, composition\, and light\na nd shadow.
This class will take place Saturday and Sunday\, Nov 1\n &\; 2\, from 10am-4pm.
Join Sun Valley\nartist Jennifer Bellinger as she teaches students the fundamen tals of still\nlife painting. She will show students how to set up their o wn still life\nconcentrating on lighting and positioning. The students wil l learn the\nbasics of setting up a palette\, the use of color\, compositi on\, and light\nand shadow.
This class will take place Saturday and Sunday\, Nov 1\n&\; 2\, from 10am-4pm.
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. Forests\, Foraging and Fires will look at the forest as an \necosystem\, a resource and a place of transformation. The project will\n consider what we take from the forest—both materially and\nspiritually —how we manage it\, the creatures that inhabit it and the\nimpact of fir es. Exhibition on view Aug 23–Nov 12 at The Center in\nKetchum. Free and open to the public.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. Forests\, Foraging and Fires will look at the forest as an\necosystem\, a resource and a place of transformation. The project will\nconsider what we take from the forest—both materially and\nspiritually—how we manage it\, the creatures that inhabit it and t he\nimpact of fires. Exhibition on view Aug 23–Nov 12 at The Center in\n Ketchum. Free and open to the public.
Finding Vivian\nMaier is the critically acclaimed documentary about a mysterious nanny\, who\nse cretly took over 100\,000 photographs that were hidden in storage lockers\ nand\, discovered decades later\, is now among the 20th century’s greate st\nphotographers. Directed by John Maloof and Charlie Siskel\, Maier’s\ nstrange and riveting life and art are revealed through never before seen\ nphotographs\, films\, and interviews with dozens who thought they knew\nh er.
Presented in conjunction with Magic Lantern Cinemas.
83\ nminutes.
Findi ng Vivian\nMaier is the critically acclaimed documentary about a mysteriou s nanny\, who\nsecretly took over 100\,000 photographs that were hidden in storage lockers\nand\, discovered decades later\, is now among the 20th c entury’s greatest\nphotographers. Directed by John Maloof and Charlie Si skel\, Maier’s\nstrange and riveting life and art are revealed through n ever before seen\nphotographs\, films\, and interviews with dozens who tho ught they knew\nher.
Presented in conjunction with Magic Lantern Ci nemas.
83\nminutes.
This cult film is\na r ock “mockumentary\,” written\, scored by and starring Rob Reiner\,\nCh ristopher Guest\, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer. The film portrays the\ nfictional British heavy metal band Spinal Tap satirizing the wild persona l\nbehavior and musical pretentions of heavy metal bands. One of the great est\nspoofs about a filmmaker making a documentary about a once–famous\, now\nalmost– forgotten British heavy metal band returning to the US for a\nconcert tour after a 17 year hiatus. In 2002\, the film was deemed\n “culturally\, historically\, or aesthetically significant” by the Libr ary\nof Congress and was selected for preservation by the United States Na tional\nFilm Registry. (1984) 82 min.
Part of The Center’s\nmulti
disciplinary project Under the Influence of Rock &\; Roll.
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This cult film is\na rock “mockumentary\,” written\, scored by and starring Rob Reiner\,\nChristopher Guest\, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer. The f ilm portrays the\nfictional British heavy metal band Spinal Tap satirizing the wild personal\nbehavior and musical pretentions of heavy metal bands. One of the greatest\nspoofs about a filmmaker making a documentary about a once–famous\, now\nalmost– forgotten British heavy metal band return ing to the US for a\nconcert tour after a 17 year hiatus. In 2002\, the fi lm was deemed\n“culturally\, historically\, or aesthetically significant ” by the Library\nof Congress and was selected for preservation by the U nited States National\nFilm Registry. (1984) 82 min.
Part of The Ce
nter’s\nmultidisciplinary project Under the Influence of Rock &\;
Roll.
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A documentary\ncelebra ting the 2011\, 20th anniversary of Pearl Jam. Directed by\nCam eron Crowe\, the film is pulled from over 12\,000 hours of footage of the\ nband. From the history of the band starting with Mother Love Bone and\ntr acking the musicians through concerts\, the death of Kurt Cobain\, and the \ntragedy that happened at the Roskilde Festival in 2000\, this films is a n\nincredible portrait of a groundbreaking band.
(not rated) 109\nm inutes
A doc umentary\ncelebrating the 2011\, 20th anniversary of Pearl Jam. Directed by\nCameron Crowe\, the film is pulled from over 12\,000 hours o f footage of the\nband. From the history of the band starting with Mother Love Bone and\ntracking the musicians through concerts\, the death of Kurt Cobain\, and the\ntragedy that happened at the Roskilde Festival in 2000\ , this films is an\nincredible portrait of a groundbreaking band.
( not rated) 109\nminutes
Filmmaker\nJonathan De mme presents the phenomenon that was the Talking Heads in 1984.\nThe live performance at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood was the location\nfor thi s essential concert film. Come see the Big Suit and rock out to 18\nstraig ht songs from David Byrne and his band … kicking off with “Psycho\nKil ler.”
(not rated) 88 minutes
Filmm aker\nJonathan Demme presents the phenomenon that was the Talking Heads in 1984.\nThe live performance at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood was the location\nfor this essential concert film. Come see the Big Suit and rock out to 18\nstraight songs from David Byrne and his band … kicking off wi th “Psycho\nKiller.”
(not rated) 88 minutes
This documentary\ncove rs the concert at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis\, Missouri to celebrate\nCh uck Berry’s sixtieth birthday. Featuring performances by Robert Cray\,\n Eric Clapton and Etta James with Chuck Berry. Plus interviews with Bo\nDid dley\, Little Richard\, Jerry Lee Lewis\, Bruce Springsteen and more who \ndiscuss Berry’s influences and life.
(rated PG) 120 minutes
\nThis documentary\ncovers the concert at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis\, Missouri to celebrate\nChuck Berry’s sixtieth birthday. Featuring performances b y Robert Cray\,\nEric Clapton and Etta James with Chuck Berry. Plus interv iews with Bo\nDiddley\, Little Richard\, Jerry Lee Lewis\, Bruce Springste en and more who\ndiscuss Berry’s influences and life.
(rated PG ) 120 minutes
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