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Readers' rating: Unrated Reader reviews: Write a review An in-depth look at Ruth Weisberg's body of work.
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Open End Learn about the history of the ancient Near East, the methods of excavating a site and the importance of preserving artifacts. No reservations necessary. Open End An in-depth look at Ruth Weisberg's body of work. Open End A permanent interactive and life-sized re-imagination of the biblical ark, complete with animals of all sizes, made from innovative materials. Through Oct. 26 Every weekend through October kids can enjoy various sights, sounds and activities -- from storytelling, animal presentations to dance and musical performances from around the world. Visit www.skirball.org for this season's schedule. Jul. 26 Simon Broughton's documentary examines the evolution of Afghan music from the Soviet and Taliban eras up to the present. Jul. 27 Paper artist Flora Ito leads a workshop in the ancient art of origami for children ages 4 and up. Aug. 5 A man (Victor McLaglen) turns informer to collect a reward during the Irish Civil War of 1922. Aug. 12 Films examines Tehran's burgeoning pop and rock music scene. Aug. 12 John Wayne searches for his neice, kidnapped by Comanches. Aug. 26 Writer-director Chris Carter ("The X-Files") discusses and introduces David Lean's Oscar-winning adaptation of the Dickens classic. Part of a series that examines filmmakers' inflluences. |
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