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Dear Friends,
After close to 20 years in production, I am very pleased to announce that Reading the Landscape is complete.
The 35-minute movie will be shown in two Los Angeles screenings.
Both are free of charge.
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Sunday, March 10, 2019, 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Edgemar Center for the Arts
2437 Main Street #B, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Phone: (310) 392-0815
Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/8BX5dXpmPCm
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Thursday, March 14, 2019, 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
California State University Dominguez Hills
Loker Student Union Ballroom A B, 1000 East Victoria St., Carson, CA 90747
#26 on the map:
http://gilah.com/transfer/CSUDH-campus-map-Loker-Student-Union.pdf
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Seating is limited at The Edgemar Center for the Arts. RSVPs must be received by February 15th.
Choose a venue and RSVP via email: studio.RTL@gilah.com and please indicate how many in your party.
If the Edgemar limit is exceeded, we will refer you to the CSUDH ballroom event with unlimited seating on March 14th. Since many participants in Reading the Landscape are connected with California State University Dominguez Hills, we look forward to seeing you at both screenings.
The director will speak about the inception and process of Reading the Landscape at both screenings.
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As a result of twenty years in wilderness sojourns augmented by decades of global travel, Hirsch isolated five patterns in nature and found them to be intrinsic to all alphabets ancient to modern. She conjectured that these forms were recognized universally because they mirror the shapes of neurons and neural processes involved in perception and cognition. After her premise was acknowledged in scientific conferences and journals, Hirsch released Cosmography: the Writing of the Universe that follows the discovery process of her theory (DVD 60 minutes, 1995). By 2000 educators of various disciplines suggested that she make a film for “kids of all ages” concerning the nugget of the hypothesis.
Reading the Landscape combines science and art as the five forms magically fly through fifteen countries and languages following global evolutionary migratory patterns. Immersions in cultural diversity demonstrate unique beauty and richness while affirming that we, as humankind, are fundamentally more alike than we are different.
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