Screening
The Lives of Energy
August 11, 7:00 PM–8:00 PM
Walker Art Center, 1750 Hennepin, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403
Making its U.S. premiere, The Lives of Energy is a new feature-length montage film by Rick Prelinger, archivist, writer, and founder of the world famous Prelinger Archives. The film is compiled from fast-paced sequences of archive material creating a striking new story about the importance of energy in our lives today (2010, video, 70 minutes). A Q&A with the director follows the screening.
More info: calendar.walkerart.org
Articles
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The Energy Seed
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101 Alternative Energy
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Developer Does Dallas
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Products
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Whole Home Energy Boost Box
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Push Pull Rolling Toy
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Twisted Console
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Tip
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What Does Your Table Say About You?
Think about what you need the table for and how it fits your life. A dining room table can define the character of the home and family: A 12-foot table suggests you’re social—or very…
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