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 The NCModernist/ModHomes Architecture Movie Series Sponsored by Modernist Realtor Sarah Sonke Also sponsored by Hill Country Woodworks This year we are at the  1129 Weaver Dairy Road, Chapel Hill The Chelsea is a beloved Chapel Hill art house theatre featuring fresh popcorn, craft beers, wine, and soft drinks! Doors open at 7pm. Tickets at the door are $11 general public, $9 Chelsea and Mod Squad members. Or you can get advance tickets here. Special: Free admission for Mod Squad members with pre-registration, up to capacity: send an email to Rebekah@ncmodernist.org by noon on Friday before the film. Free seats do run out, so reserve yours early.
Monday, January 6, 730pm During
a design studio, eleven NC State College of Design graduate students researched veteran homelessness
and support services, compiled and analyzed best practices of micro housing,
and made a video about building micro house villages for veterans statewide.
A very special building, the Botín Center in Santander,
Spain. The architect, a contemporary genius, Renzo Piano.The director, another
contemporary genius, Carlos Saura. Carlos Saura and Renzo Piano will unfold
their view on the relationship between architecture and cinema and show us the
magic surrounding this gigantic building as imagined by Renzo Piano. The Botín
Center, through time, will modify the soul of the city forever.
Monday, February 3, 730pm Eileen Gray was an artist and architect whose vision and
creative imagination changed the way we live with furniture and with houses.
Featuring interviews with the foremost Gray scholars, auction experts, museum
curators and collectors, the film explores one of the most influential but least
known modernist icons with focus on the continuing relevance of Eileen Gray’s
architectural and newly restored masterpiece, the Villa E1027. Before the film, a panel discussion on the impact of Eileen Gray
moderated by architect Ellen Cassilly. |