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CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 2/28/2018

Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph

Sunday, March 4 at 1:45 PM, painter Amy Sillman will introduce Fritz Lang's 1945 noir classic, Scarlet Street, followed by a signing of her new book, The ALL-OVER at Metrograph!

Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph

"As Robert Smithson wrote, 'To spend time in a movie house is to make a "hole"ť in one's life." As a painter, I like a black hole, where you and a bunch of hardboiled noir-ish characters can disappear into the full spectrum of nocturnal grey tones. So to find a story of an artist in this spectral tonal range is irresistible. Scarlet Street is the heartwrenching story of a guy with a painting habit, played by Edward G. Robinson. He has a square day job and a terrible mistake: loving a bad girl, a blonde schemer with a despicable boyfriend in tow. They're aiming to screw Robinson out of whatever he has. When the camera pulls around to the front of the painter's canvases, it's as thrilling to see their surfaces as it would be to pan across any movie star's face. And, directed by Fritz Lang, the movie's got that extra Germanic kick of misery. The best and most tragic artist movie ever made."

Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph

Program notes by Amy Sillman | Print courtesy Library of Congress

Metrograph
7 Ludlow Street
New York, NY 10002
212-660-0312
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Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph
Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph
Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph
Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph
Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph
Amy Sillman book event and 'Scarlet Street' screening at Metrograph

Amy Sillman: The ALL-OVER

Amy Sillman: The ALL-OVER

Dancing Foxes Press/Portikus, Frankfurt
Hbk, 7.75 x 10.5 in. / 164 pgs / 95 color.