Free Movie Monday
By annied on Jul 19, 2009 in Art
40 years ago, humans made their mark in the lunar dust…
FINAL FREE MOVIE MONDAY
Monday, July 20th
Duluth Art Institute
6:30 Gallery open house
7:30 Screening – In the Shadow of the Moon
FREE
Enjoy a free open house of the Duluth Art Institute galleries before watching “In the Shadow of the Moon”. Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Stephen Armstrong share their personal experiences in this 2007 documentary that celebrates curiosity, courage, and the wonder of our universe.
Use the back entrance to the Depot to enter events. This program is part of two months of enhancement programming surrounding the Duluth Art Institute’s exhibit “Beyond: Visions of Planetary Landscapes “ from the Smithsonian Institution. Learn more at duluthartinstitute.org
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Just this weekend, my mother related that she’d always remember when the moon landing took place because she watched it on TV with my father, who was home on leave, about to head off to Vietnam. That was a wrinkle in their experience of that grand national Frozen Moment that I’d never heard before.
This film is great. I especially liked listening to astronaut Alan Bean talk about his experience during the Apollo 12 mission.
The Apollo 11 moon landing is one of my earliest memories. I remember the grainy pictures on the TV and my parents taking me out to our front porch and pointing up to the moon. I stood on the iron fence to get a little closer as I tried to comprehend that a man from my hometown was standing on that ball so far away.
I was six months old, and so excited I pooped my pants!
six months old? you’re that much older than me?