Modern Contemporaries Studio Art Workshop
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Modern Members’ Children’s Holiday Party
Join us at the Modern for a family-friendly holiday celebration filled with joy and seasonal fun! Modern members at the Associate level and above and their families, are invited for an evening of treats, art-making activities, live music, and complimentary photos with Santa, all surrounded by the Modern lights and iconic collection.
5-7 pm
Cash bar available
Complimentary Savory Snack Boxes by Chef Jett Mora
Artist Speaks: Modern Curatorial Fellow Sofía Pichardo
Finishing her two year appointment in the Modern's curatorial department, Curatorial Fellow Sofía Pichardo leads a close examination of a new acquisition in the Modern's collection, the 2025 painting March of the Cards by Ilana Savdie.
Artist Book Talk with Jim Woodson and Mark Thistlethwaite
In celebration of the TCU Press’ publication of The Art of Jim Woodson: Landscape and the Poetics of Place by Mark Thistlethwaite, please join the author and the artist in conversation where they discuss the development of the b
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Directed by Chris Columbus, 1992
PG; 120 minutes
“Culkin is breezily winning once again as the self-reliant kid alone, while [Joe] Pesci and [Daniel] Stern deserve combat metals (especially Stern) to the bricks and slings they endure.” —Duane Byrge, The Hollywood Reporter
Home Alone
Directed by Chris Columbus, 1990
PG; 103 minutes
“Using split-second editing, playfully choreographed violence and exaggerated responses such as the bug-eyed double take, director Chris Columbus has created a live action comedy in the style of a Warner Bros cartoon.” —Lynden Barber, Sydney Morning Herald
Secondhand Lions
Directed by Tim McCanlies, 2003
PG; 110 minutes
“Awash in nostalgia, Lions combines a gentle coming-of-age story with swashbuckling fantasy.” —Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter
For 14-year-old Walter (Haley Joel Osment), his great uncles’ farm in rural Texas is the last place on earth he wants to spend the summer. Dumped off by his mother, Mae (Kyra Sedgwick), Walter is left with the eccentric Hub (Robert Duvall) and Garth (Michael Caine) McCaan, who are rumored to have a hidden fortune.
Straight Talk
Directed by Barnet Kellman, 1992
PG; 87 minutes
“The best scenes in the movie are the ones where the [Dolly] Parton character simply speaks her mind. Her advice is sound, earthy and blunt.” —Roger Ebert, Roger Ebert.com
Steel Magnolias
Directed by Herbert Ross, 1989
PG; 118 minutes
“This film is a true story and a brilliant depiction of friendship that manages to be witty, warm, uplifting, and, just when you thought you were safe, utterly heartbreaking. It’s also frequently laugh-out-loud funny.” —Sophie Zeldin-O'Neill, The Guardian