Film Reviews & Previews
BEYOND THE SKY film introduction by producers Rebecca Berrih, Martine Melloul and director Fulvio Sestito will also participate in a Q&A with Actors Ryan Carnes, Jordan Hinson and composer Don Davis at the Music Hall following the 4:50 PM screening on Sunday, September 23.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PDj1fHugJ0
ANTONIO 1970: SEX FASHION & DISCO director James Crump will participate in Q&A with model Corey Tippin and Artist/Head of the Lopez estate after the 7:30 PM show at the Royal on Friday 9/21.
CALL HER GANDA will have a Q&A sponsored by NQAPI (National Asian Pacific Islander Alliance) with director PJ Raval on Friday 9/28 after the 8:00 PM show at the Town Center and on Saturday 9/29 after 5:00 PM show at the Fine Arts. The Fine Arts’s Q&A is hosted by Sundance Documentary Film Program and will be moderated by Tabitha Jackson.
QUINCY director Al Hicks will participate in a Q&A Friday 9/21 after the 7:00 PM show at the Monica Film Center.
SCIENCE FAIR directors Cristina Costantini and Darren Foster will participate in Q&A’s Friday 9/21 and Saturday 9/22 after the 4:50 PM and 7:20 PM shows at the Music Hall.
WHITE RABBIT actress Vivian Bang will participate in Q&A’s after the 5:20pm and 7:30pm show on Friday, September 21 at the Glendale.
QUEERCORE: HOW TO PUNK A REVOLUTION director Yony Leyser will participate in Q&A’s after the Friday and Saturday evening screenings 9/28 and 9/29 at Fine Arts.
Artist Reception
Laemmle Claremont 5
450 West 2nd Street
Sunday, September 30, 11am-1pm
RSVP here
This is a free event!
Laemmle’s Art in the Arthouse presents THE CLAREMONT ART SHOW 2018! Please join us as we celebrate local artists in an intimate theatre setting. Produced by master impresario Lynn Chang, our special event features a slideshow on the big screen, artist talks, and refreshments. Meet the artists and stay for the bagels, pastries, coffee and conversation Art in the Arthouse is known for. Sales benefit the Laemmle Foundation and its support of humanitarian and environmental causes in Los Angeles.
About the Exhibit
POLARITIES – Art in the Arthouse’s second annual community show in Claremont reflects polarities of artistic vision within a shared space of magnetic interaction. The artworks all create pointed juxtapositions, grounded and fantasy-based in their nature. Viewers encounter a forest opening its door and a dancer engaging his spirit. They discover a space absent of subject and a subject absent of anything under the floor of the sky. An ancient statue of a baby rhinoceros is stoically reflected in dancing lights that envision a new America. A parrot is caged while poppies roam free. Each artist within this collective unveils an unintentional interconnection with each other.
Individual works, tone, and vibration were created through a clear, positive manipulation of media. Sixteen unique and talented people have fused their personal vision, artistry, and craftsmanship to hone a professional oeuvre of artworks. The range of media includes photography, digital sculpture, painting, and mixed media, each inviting us to consider their message.
– Joshua Elias, CURATOR
