September 7 from 10 am to 5pm
Free resources from noon to 4 pm
Calling all art educators! Join us in the heart of the Fort Worth Cultural District for a day dedicated to celebrating educators like you. Connect with fellow teachers, explore educational resources, and enjoy free admission for you and your family. Don't miss out on this exciting day of appreciation and inspiration!
Robert Aldrich, 1962
NR; 132 minutes
“A lurid melodrama of hate, revenge and murder, a high-class horror film, in the Hitchcock vein, with virtuoso performances from Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, and moments both searing and poignant.” –James Powers, The Hollywood Reporter
Associate ($150) level members and above
November 16, 6–8 pm
Ticketed event
Members are invited to celebrate the opening of Diaries of Home at this exclusive after-hours event, featuring a live performance, access to the new exhibition, and complimentary beer, wine, and light bites.
All Modern members
November 16, 10 am–noon
11 am Tour
All Modern members are invited to enjoy complimentary coffee at Café Modern before a special guided tour of the new exhibition, Diaries of Home, ahead of its public opening. Reservations are not required.
Supporting Circles members ($1,500+)
November 14, 6:30 pm
In honor of the artists and exhibition, Diaries of Home, Modern members at the Patron’s Circle ($1,500) level and above are invited to enjoy cocktails, dinner, and a first look at the exhibition. Reservations are required.
Contributor ($600) level members and above
October 3, 6 pm
In honor of the artists and exhibition, Jonah Freeman + Justin Lowe: Sunset Corridor, Modern members at the Contributor ($600) level and above are invited to enjoy cocktails, light bites, and a first look at this immersive exhibition. Reservations are required.
“[This] enthralling courtroom drama navigates the contradictions of a left-wing outlaw.” — Guy Lodge, Variety
“An endlessly creative vision of art and cinema.” —Elena Lazic, The Playlist
“Kate Winslet deploys impressive range as a war photographer in a standard biopic. The star transforms into fearless vogue photographer Elizabeth “Lee” Miller, who captured extraordinary images from the World War II frontlines, in a respectable film from Ellen Kuras.” —Carlos Aguilar, Variety
“Saoirse Ronan plays an alcoholic with authenticity in a recovery movie that’s too sodden to catch fire. It leaps in time but lands on a Scottish archipelago that symbolizes its heroine's inner state.” –Owen Gleiberman, Variety
After living life on the edge in London, Rona (Ronan) attempts to come to terms with her troubled past. She returns to the wild beauty of Scotland’s Orkney Islands, where she grew up, hoping to heal. Adapted from the bestselling memoir by Amy Liptrot.
R; 118 minutes
