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(319) 423-0370719 26th St SE , Cedar Rapids210 Second St. SE, Suite 810 , Cedar Rapids
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Sinclair Art Galleries- Film and Art
<p>The Sinclair Art Galleries is pleased to announce its first film invitational. Co-curated by Coe professors Josh Thorud and Nick Twemlow, the two-day event will include a range of films by artists from across the U.S.</p> 2018-10-03 18:00:00 -050011/09/188:00 a.m.Coe College Sinclair AuditoriumCedar Rapids -
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Film & Art
2018-09-28 18:00:00 -050011/09/188:00 a.m.Coe College Sinclair AuditoriumCedar Rapids -
Listening to Mother Earth Through Film
<p>What do you really know about the issues</p><p>of climate change and global warming?</p><p>100Grannies.org for a Livable Future will present</p><p>four films for education and discussion this fall.</p><p>10/1: The Age of Consequences (2016, 80 min)</p><p>Through the lens of national security and</p><p>global stability, a look at the impacts of climate</p><p>change on the increased resource scarcity during</p><p>migration. It shows how climate change stressors</p><p>interact with societal tensions, sparking conflict.</p><p>10/8: Rachel Carson (2017, 110 min)</p><p>This life portrait honors nature author Rachel Carson,</p><p>whose writings led to new laws on pesticides</p><p>and ushered in an environmental movement.</p><p>10/15: Before the Flood (2016, 90 min)</p><p>Leonardo DiCaprio crisscrosses the globe to</p><p>investigate the consequences of man-made climate</p><p>change and the measures taken to reverse it.</p><p>10/22: Connie Mutel: Lives Written in the Land</p><p>(2017, 79 min)</p><p>Connie Mutel shares the ongoing ecological story</p><p>of Iowa’s agricultural transformation and what</p><p>our past has meant for Iowans and the state’s</p><p>native plants and animals.</p><p>10/29: Sustainable (2017, 52 min)</p><p>The future of our food system determines the</p><p>future of mankind. A vital investigation of the</p><p>economic and environmental instability of</p><p>America’s food system from the agricultural issues</p><p>we face: soil loss, water depletion, climate change</p><p>and pesticide use.</p> 2018-10-22 20:00:00 -050010/22/186:00 p.m.The CenterIowa City -
Listening to Mother Earth Through Film
<p>What do you really know about the issues</p><p>of climate change and global warming?</p><p>100Grannies.org for a Livable Future will present</p><p>four films for education and discussion this fall.</p><p>10/1: The Age of Consequences (2016, 80 min)</p><p>Through the lens of national security and</p><p>global stability, a look at the impacts of climate</p><p>change on the increased resource scarcity during</p><p>migration. It shows how climate change stressors</p><p>interact with societal tensions, sparking conflict.</p><p>10/8: Rachel Carson (2017, 110 min)</p><p>This life portrait honors nature author Rachel Carson,</p><p>whose writings led to new laws on pesticides</p><p>and ushered in an environmental movement.</p><p>10/15: Before the Flood (2016, 90 min)</p><p>Leonardo DiCaprio crisscrosses the globe to</p><p>investigate the consequences of man-made climate</p><p>change and the measures taken to reverse it.</p><p>10/22: Connie Mutel: Lives Written in the Land</p><p>(2017, 79 min)</p><p>Connie Mutel shares the ongoing ecological story</p><p>of Iowa’s agricultural transformation and what</p><p>our past has meant for Iowans and the state’s</p><p>native plants and animals.</p><p>10/29: Sustainable (2017, 52 min)</p><p>The future of our food system determines the</p><p>future of mankind. A vital investigation of the</p><p>economic and environmental instability of</p><p>America’s food system from the agricultural issues</p><p>we face: soil loss, water depletion, climate change</p><p>and pesticide use.</p> 2018-10-29 20:00:00 -050010/29/186:00 p.m.The CenterIowa City