Forward    Manage Subscription    View in Browser SEPTEMBER 26–OCTOBER 9 ARTISTS IN THEIR OWN WORDS The End Is Near for Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s CLOSES SUNDAY Experimental Quartet Sō Percussion Premieres (& Discusses) Where (we) Live SEP 27–29 Natalia Almada Introduces Her Documentary Films SEP 27–28 LECTURE Eyal Weizman Wed, Oct 3 7 pm; $10 ($5) Can architecture be a form of political intervention? Weizman, director of the Centre for Research Architecture in London, discusses this question and others central to his work. EXHIBITION Cunningham/Kawakubo Opens Thu, Oct 4 Opening-Day Talk: 6:30 pm Dance Works III: Merce Cunningham/Rei Kawakubo explores the collaboration between the legendary choreographer and the Japanese designer. FILM Cinema of Urgency Oct 5–26 Various times; $9 ($7) A series on global political documentaries opens with Jem Cohen's Gravity Hill Newsreels: Occupy Wall Street. FAMILY Free First Saturday Sat, Oct 6 10 am–3 pm; Free This family day is all about art that moves, from dance in the galleries—no experience required!— to kinetic experiments in the Art Lab. ALWAYS AT THE WALKER GATHER BY D'AMICO Get a taste of new "limited edition" small plates from October's chef-in-residence Charlie Schwandt of Pat’s Tap. MEMBERSHIP Enjoy Sō Percussion’s world-premiere performance at this month's A Think & A Drink, and toast the artists afterward. ARTY PANTS Make it a playdate: Bring your favorite pre-K kid to the Walker every other Tuesday for art projects and other adventures. SHOP These warm and fuzzy pods are sure to keep your plants cozy this winter. Shop home goods >> TRAILER Meet Sō Percussion, the classically trained but “wildly ambitious and inventive and curious” new music powerhouse. A one-minute introduction from performing arts curator Philip Bither and Emily Johnson, the choreographer who’s part of their world-premiere Where (we) Live. WEB FEATURE In her new documentary El Velador (The Night Watchman), Natalia Almada focuses on her home state of Sinaloa and the huge cemetery in Culiacán, the final resting place of some of Mexico’s most notorious drug traffickers. Film/Video's Jeremy Meckler interviews the filmmaker. Walker Art Center Premier Partners The Walker Art Center is supported in part by a grant provided by the Minnesota State Arts Board through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature from the State's general fund and its arts and cultural heritage fund and its arts and cultural heritage fund with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.