Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Saturdays at 2p this fall: a new film series exploring voyeurism and theatricality, cocktail charm and social taboos.
Curated alongside GaHee Park’s exhibition of surrealist paintings, the series is a funhouse mirror of themes and motifs found in Park’s artwork. From classics like “Rear Window,” to iconic shorts by Maya Deren and Joan Jonas, to the technicolor epic “The Red Shoes,” it’s a highly personal survey of cinematic inspirations.
Best of all, it’s only $15 to enjoy a movie, themed snacks, and gallery admission. → bit.ly/44KE9U7
Series kicks off August 15!
Co-curated by filmmaker Michael Vass and artist GaHee Park. Trailer edited by Michael Vass.
Video includes clips from:
“Rear Window” (1954). Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
“And Life Goes On” (1992). Courtesy of Celluloid Dreams, Kanoon Parvaresh Fekri, and MK2 Films.
“Goodbye, Dragon Inn” (2003). Courtesy of Homegreen Films, Wellspring Media, and Metrograph Pictures.
“Querelle” (1982). Courtesy of Gaumont and California Pictures.
“Pandora and Flying Dutchman” (1951). Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).
“Trouble in Paradise” (1932). Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
“Yourself and Yours” (2016). Courtesy of Finecut.
“A New Leaf” (1971). Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
“The Music Room” (1958). Courtesy of Aurora Film Corporation, The Criterion Collection, and Cinephile Media.
“The Ceremony” (1971). Courtesy of Art Theatre Guild (ATG), Pushkar Films, and New Yorker Films.
“The Idle Class” (1921). Courtesy of First National Pictures.
“Meshes of the Afternoon” (1941). Courtesy of The Film-Makers' Cooperative.
“Organic Honey’s Visual Telepathy” (1971). Courtesy of Electronic Arts Intermix.
“The Red Shoes” (1948). Courtesy of Eagle-Lion Films and Universal Pictures.
Saturdays at 2p this fall: a new film series exploring voyeurism and theatricality, cocktail charm and social taboos.
Curated alongside GaHee Park’s exhibition of surrealist paintings, the series is a funhouse mirror of themes and motifs found in Park’s artwork. From classics like “Rear Window,” to iconic shorts by Maya Deren and Joan Jonas, to the technicolor epic “The Red Shoes,” it’s a highly personal survey of cinematic inspirations.
Best of all, it’s only $15 to enjoy a movie, themed snacks, and gallery admission. → bit.ly/44KE9U7
Series kicks off August 15!
Co-curated by filmmaker Michael Vass and artist GaHee Park. Trailer edited by Michael Vass.
Video includes clips from:
“Rear Window” (1954). Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
“And Life Goes On” (1992). Courtesy of Celluloid Dreams, Kanoon Parvaresh Fekri, and MK2 Films.
“Goodbye, Dragon Inn” (2003). Courtesy of Homegreen Films, Wellspring Media, and Metrograph Pictures.
“Querelle” (1982). Courtesy of Gaumont and California Pictures.
“Pandora and Flying Dutchman” (1951). Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).
“Trouble in Paradise” (1932). Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
“Yourself and Yours” (2016). Courtesy of Finecut.
“A New Leaf” (1971). Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
“The Music Room” (1958). Courtesy of Aurora Film Corporation, The Criterion Collection, and Cinephile Media.
“The Ceremony” (1971). Courtesy of Art Theatre Guild (ATG), Pushkar Films, and New Yorker Films.
“The Idle Class” (1921). Courtesy of First National Pictures.
“Meshes of the Afternoon” (1941). Courtesy of The Film-Makers' Cooperative.
“Organic Honey’s Visual Telepathy” (1971). Courtesy of Electronic Arts Intermix.
“The Red Shoes” (1948). Courtesy of Eagle-Lion Films and Universal Pictures.
