Members-only event, ticket required for entry

Aurora Picture Show, The Menil Collection and the Society for the Performing Arts, Houston are pleased to welcome one of the seminal artists of our time, Laurie Anderson, to Houston for a screening and introduction of her film Hidden Inside Mountains (2005).

Hidden Inside Mountains is a film of short stories about nature, artifice and dreams. Located in a fictitious world of theatrical spaces, the stories unfold through music, gesture, text passages and the poetry of variously juxtaposed, evocative visual images. Both joy and loss are expressed in the film’s dreamlike texts, written by Laurie Anderson and presented in both Japanese and English. The film’s haunting music features violins, bells, dog barks and melody as well as many of Laurie Anderson’s signature electronic sounds.

Seating for this event is limited, and tickets are required. A small number of tickets will be available to Aurora Picture Show members on a first come, first served basis. When tickets are available, members will receive an email with instructions for picking up tickets. Limit of two tickets per person.

FOR MORE LAURIE ANDERSON
On October 10th, Society for the Performing Arts will present a performance of Laurie Anderson's "Homeland". The performance will take place at 8pm on Friday, October 10, at the Wortham Theater. Tickets for Homeland may be purchased by calling 713-227-4SPA or visiting SPAH. "Homeland" ticket-holders may receive a pair of tickets for reserved seating for Hidden Inside Mountains by visiting the SPAH Box Office at Jones Hall by October 3. Aurora members will receive an email with details on how to receive a 10% discount for this event.