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Actress Hedy Lamarr was acknowledged as one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood in the 1940s, but her looks obscured her intellect – and unusual contributions to modern technology.
Actress Hedy Lamarr was acknowledged as one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood in the 1940s, but her looks obscured her intellect – and unusual contributions to modern technology. This documentary is a special selection in the “Cinema on Cinema” series in the Friends of Modern Art film series at the Flint Institute of Arts.
ADMISSION INFO
LOCATION
1120 E. Kearsley, Flint, MI 48503
PARKING INFO
Free parking is available on both the North and South entrances of the building. Overflow parking is available using Flint Central High School’s parking lot, adjacent to the South end of the FIA. Click here for directions.
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
Wheelchairs
The entire Institute is wheelchair accessible through both North and South entrances, and an elevator is located near the first floor restrooms. Wheelchairs are available to use free of
Wheelchairs
The entire Institute is wheelchair accessible through both North and South entrances, and an elevator is located near the first floor restrooms. Wheelchairs are available to use free of charge on a first come first served basis at the Visitor Service desk at the North entrance of the building. Wheelchair accessible restrooms are available in the lobby, in the Art School and on the second floor.
Service Animals
The FIA complies with all ADA requirements and accepts service animals in the museum as defined in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 2010. Types of Service Dogs may include, but are not limited to: Guide Dog, Mobility Aid Dog, Seizure Alert Dog, PTSD Dog, Hearing Alert Dog, Diabetes Alert Dog, Migraine Alert Dog, Narcolepsy Alert Dog, Seizure Response Dog, Psychiatric Service Dog.
