Philip Haas: Documentaries with Artists

In association with the Kimbell Art Museum, the Lone Star Film Society presents a festival of documentaries by the filmmaker Philip Haas, whose work in bridging film and art has led most recently to his series of film installations Butchers, Dragons, Gods & Skeletons. Haas will briefly introduce each session of the festival and take part in a concluding panel discussion with Dennis Bishop, director of the Lone Star Film Festival, and Bart Weiss, professor of film and video at the University of Texas at Arlington and co-founder of the Dallas Video Festival.

All sessions and the panel discussion are in Darnell Street auditorium.

Festival schedule:

Friday, September 18

2:00 pm: A Day on the Grand Canal with the Emperor of China (48 min), Stones and Flies: Richard Long in the Sahara (38 min), and The Singing Sculpture (20 min)

6:00 pm: Seni’s Children (55 min) and Money Man (60 min)

Saturday, September 19

10:30 am: A Day on the Grand Canal with the Emperor of China (48 min), Stones and Flies: Richard Long in the Sahara (38 min), and The Singing Sculpture (20 min)

2:00 pm: Seni’s Children (55 min) and Money Man (60 min)

Sunday, September 20

12:45 pm: Money Man (60 min)

2:00 pm: Panel discussion: Philip Haas, Dennis Bishop, and Bart Weiss