- Date January 6, 2010
- Time 8 p.m.
- Location Dallas, TX
- Price Six-part Series tickets begin at $100
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Paul Nicklen
Photograph courtesy Paul Nicklen“As I sit in a peaceful and meditative state, open to the next magical moment that nature provides, it is the waiting and anticipation that I love so much.”—Paul Nicklen
Growing up in a small Inuit community on Baffin Island in Canada’s Arctic, Paul Nicklen spent his early years traveling with the Inuit. His strong field skills and ability to get close to dangerous predators such as polar bears and leopard seals allow him to create photojournalistic stories that bring readers to extreme polar environments rarely seen by humans. Paul’s presentation will include images from his forthcoming National Geographic book Polar Obsession.
Event Sponsor: One Arts Plaza
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Dallas Center for the Performing Arts
The Brinker International Forum
2301 Flora Street
Dallas, TX, US
75201
Telephone: +1 214 880 0075
Lat/Lon: 32.790818000000002, -96.797088000000002
National Geographic Channel correspondent Lisa Ling will discuss some of her most memorable assignments.
CNN anchor Campbell Brown moderates a discussion on the creative process in filmmaking, with film industry veterans Bob Balaban, Peter Guber, and Brett Ratner.
Actor Frank Langella (pictured) and journalist Sir David Frost sit down together for an unscripted conversation.
Event Sponsors
| Events | Location | Date | Tickets |
| Events | Location | Date | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| An Evening With Lisa Ling | Dallas, TX | December 7, 2009 | Buy Tickets |
| The Creative Process | Dallas, TX | February 26, 2010 | Buy Tickets |
| David Frost and Frank Langella: A Conversation | Dallas, TX | March 16, 2010 | Buy Tickets |
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