Christine Panushka and Alberto Araiza
Christine Panushka and Alberto Araiza: Mosca and the Meaning of Life
Mosca and the Meaning of Life is a groundbreaking multimedia piece in which animated characters leap off the screen and join up with a live performance crafted by award-winning filmmaker and animator Christine Panushka and theater and spoken word artist Beto Araiza. Mosca and the Meaning of Life questions our belief systems, customs, and social values, the truths and lies with which we live out our lives, motivated as much by misinformation and desperation as by hope. The program also includes The Sum of Them, Singing Sticks and other films by Panushka, as well as an excerpt of Biting the Pillow, a performance by Araiza.
In person: Christine Panushka and Alberto Araiza
Curated by Steve Anker.
Funded in part with generous support from Wendy Keys and Donald Pels.
| Date & time | General Admission |
Students with current I.D. |
CalArts Students, Faculty and Staff |
| Mon 10.26.09 8:30 pm | $9 | $7 | $5 |
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