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D300 Gallery: Benjamin Dean MFA ART

D301 Gallery: Marie Johnston MFA ART

L-SHAPE Gallery: Yaron Guerrero MFA ART

MAIN Gallery Perimeter: Ariana Baltazar MFA ART

A402 Gallery: Kaya Yusi BFA ART

LIME Gallery: Emma Iocovozzi BFA PHOTO

MINT Gallery: Ada Rajkovic BFA PHOTO

CalArts, Bijou Theater

'Mystéres de Lisbonne / Misterios de Lisboa
Mysteries of Lisbon' (Part 2)
Raúl Ruiz
2010 / 257 min.

There are two different parts to this film.  Part 1 will show on 2/22 and Part 2 on 3/1.

FILM/VIDEO: This majestic, magisterial film is based on a labyrinthine, three-volume 19th century Portuguese novel by Camilo Castilo Branco. Mysteries of Lisbon begins as the story of a 14-year-old boy’s, João, quest to discover his true origins, expands to include the reminiscences of legions.  Believing himself to be an orphan, João soon discovers that he’s the son of a countess. This revelation leads to several other connections and mysteries to be unraveled.

This event is part of The Tournées Festival, the weekly series of new French films on campus.

Support for the Tournées Festival is provided by:

• Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States / Centre National de la Cinématographie et l’Image Animée
• CampusFrance / Florence Gould Foundation / highbrow entertainment
• www.facecouncil.org

CalArts, Sharon Disney Lund Dance Theater

DANCE: Blink is a multi-media dance theater piece set in a world where time fractures, folds and unfolds for seven people navigating a warped and variable reality created by their discreet and interconnected stories. The disjointed moments of their lives, distorted in scale, hold the characters apart, bind them together, or confine them in their own minds. Weaving together images from dreams and memories, Blink uses live video projections, multi-source sound design and off-center, highly charged dancing to present a world where nonsense makes perfect sense, and time is a relentless driving force. Created in collaboration with Jaff Aaron Bryant, Christopher Heilman, David Moyer, Daniel Jackson and Dan Norman.

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THEATER: The CalArts School of Theater invites you to attend the upcoming performances of Rabbit in the Blue, directed by Alexis Macnab (MFA Directing 2013) and written by Amanda Jane Shank (MFA Writing for Performance 2013). This vivid and intimate tale explores the mysterious reappearance of Daniel, a young man assumed lost by his family, in the lonesome fields surrounding his childhood home. While his parents and sister grapple with his sudden return, Daniel is haunted by his first love and the vanishing distinction between what is real and what is imagined.

In an effort to showcase the work of CalArts students to the greater Los Angeles community, this group of vibrant young artists is moving their new play downtown. Rabbit in the Blue will be presented downtown at the Broadway Civic Center (207 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90012).

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