Join us for an afternoon screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954). As his broken leg heals, a bored photojournalist (James Stewart) becomes absorbed with life outside his Greenwich Village courtyard window—and soon convinces himself that one of his neighbors has committed murder. A masterclass in voyeurism and classic Hollywood artifice, Rear Window layers story within story and frame within frame, its meticulously constructed Technicolor sets turning the act of watching into something at once thrilling and deeply uncomfortable—the same charged territory that GaHee Park has made her own.
Enjoy the film and themed snacks as part of this series inspired by GaHee Park’s exhibition Behind the Curtain. Come early or stay late to visit our galleries—free admission is included with your ticket!
