The Tory Folliard Gallery is pleased to announce the representation of two Wisconsin artists, Katie Musolff and Andy Fletcher. Their debut exhibition includes paintings from Musolff’s River Journal Series and Fletcher’s plein air landscapes.

Saturday, February 13 | 2:00–4:00 Two of Wisconsin’s most respected and lively artists—Tom Bamberger and Tom Uttech—will go head-to-head in a discussion over Carl von Marr’s masterpiece, The Flagellants. This pair of luminaries will air out their opposing opinions about this historical painting. Join us in the galleries to discover who finds it to be a masterfully-executed and meaningful allegory and who finds it to be an over-told, academic epic. Or perhaps something in between. In celebration of Carl von Marr’s February 14 birthday and in recognition of the museum’s founding legacy, this Carl von Marr-inspired afternoon is a great outing for Valentine’s Day weekend. Join us for what is sure to be a rapturous debate followed by birthday cake! Special thanks to the Melitta S. and Joan M. Pick Charitable Trust for the ongoing support of MOWA.

“Favorites from the Big Band Era.” Dick Strauss and His Many Happy Returns Orchestra will be spreading stardust memories during a special Valentine program sponsored by the School Sisters of St. Francis at St. Joseph Center (Greenfield Ave. at 27th St.) in Milwaukee, on Saturday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. Write checks to School Sisters of St. Francis, c/o Donna O’Loughlin; 1501 S. Layton Blvd., Milwaukee, WI 53215. Advance purchase recommended as seating is limited. Contact: doloughlin@sssf.org or 414-385-5272.

Un jour Pina m’a demandé (One Day Pina Asked) Saturday February 13 • 7pm Sunday February 14 • 9pm Chantal Akerman, DVD, 57 min, Belgium, 1983 (French) In homage to Pina Bausch (2009) and Chantal Akerman (2015) Bringing two remarkable women artists of the 20th century together, One Day Pina Asked is a journey through choreographer Pina Bausch’s world and her quest for love. “With her audacious compositions, decisive cuts, and tightrope-tremulous sense of time,” Akerman’s film “is of a piece with Bausch’s dances. It is a work of modestly daring wonder, of exploration and inspiration” (The New Yorker). Co-sponsored by the Department of Dance, the Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival and the Sam & Helen Stahl Center for Jewish Studies. Presented as part of the Tournées Film Festival

Milwaukee Band Panalure and Storytellers Ex Fabula Come Together Again in “Cabin Fever, Songs for a Cold Winter Night” at Anodyne Coffee.

Belle et Sébastien Sunday February 14 • 3pm Sunday February 21 • 1pm Nicolas Vanier, Blu-ray, 104 min, France, 2013 (French) Belleetsebastien It’s 1943 and Germans are hunting down Resistance fighters in the French Alps where Sébastien, an orphan, lives with his grandfather, a shepherd, and his aunt, a baker. When sheep are found slaughtered, his grandfather and the local villagers believe that a stray dog is responsible. Sébastien finds the dog, names it Belle and they become inseparable. Will Sébastien save Belle and foil the Nazis’ efforts? Co-sponsored by the Master of Arts in Language, Literature and Translation Program (MALLT) and the Alliance Française of Milwaukee. Presented as part of the Tournées Film Festival

Port-au-Prince, dimanche 4 janvier (Port-au-Prince, Sunday, January 4th) Sunday February 14 • 7 pm Monday February 15 • 7pm François Mathouret, DVD, 80 min, Haiti/France, 2014 (French/Kreyol) portauprince This adaptation of Haitian novelist Lyonel Trouillot’s 2004 Bicentenaire was filmed in post-earthquake Port-au-Prince and Guadeloupe. After months of student and mass protests against the “Prophet” President Aristide, two brothers sharing a shack above the city find themselves in diametrically opposed political camps. Lucien, a student in philosophy, believes that protest demonstrations can bring about democracy, and Little Joe, a recruit of the Chimera militia, follows their gang tactics to disrupt the students’ march to the presidential palace. Co-sponsored by Union Sociocultural Programming, the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) and the Department of Africology.