Hilda Moodoo (Pitjantjatjara) and Kunmanara Queama (Pitjantjatjara), Destruction I, 2002, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 46.85 x 38.66 x 1.18 in. Art Gallery of South Australia, Santos Fund for Aboriginal Art 2002. Copyright: Courtesy of the artists.
In partnership with Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, the El Paso Museum of Art invites audiences to a screening of the new film OPPENHEIMER written and directed by Christopher Nolan. This event is an accompanying program for the exhibition, Exposure: Native Art and Political Ecology, which showcases the work of indigenous artists who explore the long-term effects of nuclear weapons and power around the world.
The exhibition and film present two opposing viewpoints on the development of nuclear weapons. Claudia Preza, Assistant Curator, will give a brief introduction to the film, providing context and background on the consequences of radiation exposure on a personal and humanitarian level.
Limited free tickets are available for current EPMA Members. To secure your ticket, please contact the Membership Office via phone (915) 212-3053 or email EPMAmember@elpasotexas.gov.
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Visit Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Montecillo to view the trailer or purchase tickets.
