LC Cinema’s inaugural summer screenings will take place at The Branch Museum Friday, June 3rd through Sunday, June 5th.
Seating for all films is limited, so we strongly recommend buying tickets ahead of the show.
The Branch Museum and garden will close at 1PM on Saturdays in May for private events. Visitors are welcome to explore our first floor and gardens during other hours of operation. Our next exhibition opens June 18…stay tuned!
This concert is a part of our ongoing Live at The Branch Mini Concert Series. These intimate events feature musical artists performing and engaging in dialogue with the audience.
After working as a corporate executive in Fortune 500 companies, Susan Greenbaum traded her power suits for performing. Susan has won several national songwriting awards, most recently the Smithsonian Songwriters Award and the Philadelphia Songwriters Project songwriting contest. Susan draws big, enthusiastic audiences who delight in her lively, diverse and powerful performances.
We are excited to announce our partnership with LC Cinema, a Richmond based Pop-Up film series
LC Cinema’s inaugural summer screenings will take place at The Branch Museum Friday, June 3rd through Sunday, June 5th.
Seating for all films is limited, so we strongly recommend buying tickets ahead of the show.
Directed by: Frank Simon
Released: 1968
Showtime: June 3, 2022 at 8pm.
Doors: 7p.m.
Directed by: Paul Schrader
Released: 1990
Starring: Rupert Everett, Helen Mirren, Natasha Richardson, Christopher Walken
Costuming by: Georgio Armani
Music by: Angelo Badalamenti
Showtime: June 4, 2022 at 2pm and 8pm
Doors: 1pm and 7pm
Register now for this free webinar
Join us for a conversation with Mohamed Ismail, assistant professor of Architecture at UVA, on his dissertation “Reshaping Concrete: Empowering Development Through Low-Carbon Structures.”
Currently seeking AIA learning credits
Ismail’s dissertation proposes a flexible methodology for the design and analysis of materially efficient concrete elements that can reduce the economic and environmental costs of urban construction. Designed for the constraints of [Less Economically Developed Countries], structural elements are optimized to reduce the embodied carbon associated with the concrete and reinforcing steel while resisting the same loads of a standard building structure.
About Mohamed Ismail
Mohamed Ismail is a PhD Candidate in Building Technology at MIT and a 2020 Paul and Daisy Soros Fellow. He is trained as both a civil engineer (BS, Duke University) and architect (MArch, University of Virginia), and studies the potential for structural and material optimization in the alleviation of housing insecurity in the Global South. Mohamed has taught classes in construction systems, visual representation, parametric workflows, and structural design at UVA, Northeastern University, and MIT. What excites Mohamed most is not only the tools and resources now available in the field of structural design, but their potential application and immediate viability in the world today. At MIT, Mohamed works with Professor Caitlin Mueller and the Digital Structures Lab to design low-cost, low-carbon structural components for housing in developing regions.
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