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Event Registration
Screening of "Heaven and Earth Magic" by Harry E. Smith
10/27/2018 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM MT
Admission
- Free - MOCA Member Event Admission
- $10.00 - General Event Admission
Location
Museum of Contemporary Art
265 S. Church
Tucson, AZ 85701
United States of America
265 S. Church
Tucson, AZ 85701
United States of America
Summary
**Online tickets closed - you can purchase tickets at the door**
Screening of Harry E. Smith’s Heaven and Earth Magic on 16 mm with live musical accompaniment (Jim Colby, Adam Cooper-Terán, Karima Walker), and slideshow lecture with Rani Singh, Director of the Harry Smith Archives
Saturday, October 27th, 6pm-8pm
$10 for nonmembers, FREE for members
**Online tickets closed - you can purchase tickets at the door**
This special evening celebrates the life of Harry E. Smith—musicologist, experimental filmmaker, folklorist, painter, linguist, anthropologist, and magician. The event starts with a slideshow presentation by Rani Singh, Director of the Harry Smith Archives since 1992 and Harry’s assistant at the time of his death. Following the discussion, MOCA Tucson will screen Smith’s iconic Heaven and Earth Magic on 16mm, with live musical accompaniment by Tucson-based artists Jim Colby, Adam Cooper-Terán, and Karima Walker. This unique presentation will take place on the 3rd Floor of MOCA Tucson, and is co-sponsored by Exploded View, Tucson’s own experimental micro-cinema.
Please note, the third floor of MOCA is not fully-accessible. If you have questions about access, please contact Marica at 520.624.5019 or email marica@moca-tucson.org.
Event Registration is closed.
Screening of Harry E. Smith’s Heaven and Earth Magic on 16 mm with live musical accompaniment (Jim Colby, Adam Cooper-Terán, Karima Walker), and slideshow lecture with Rani Singh, Director of the Harry Smith Archives
Saturday, October 27th, 6pm-8pm
$10 for nonmembers, FREE for members
**Online tickets closed - you can purchase tickets at the door**
This special evening celebrates the life of Harry E. Smith—musicologist, experimental filmmaker, folklorist, painter, linguist, anthropologist, and magician. The event starts with a slideshow presentation by Rani Singh, Director of the Harry Smith Archives since 1992 and Harry’s assistant at the time of his death. Following the discussion, MOCA Tucson will screen Smith’s iconic Heaven and Earth Magic on 16mm, with live musical accompaniment by Tucson-based artists Jim Colby, Adam Cooper-Terán, and Karima Walker. This unique presentation will take place on the 3rd Floor of MOCA Tucson, and is co-sponsored by Exploded View, Tucson’s own experimental micro-cinema.
Please note, the third floor of MOCA is not fully-accessible. If you have questions about access, please contact Marica at 520.624.5019 or email marica@moca-tucson.org.