Cinema Project offers two opportunities to catch Andy Warhol’s Outer and Inner Space and ten of Warhol’s screen tests featuring Lou Reed, Susan Sontag, and John Cale this evening and tomorrow night at the New American Art Union. Bill Horrigan, curator at the Wexner Center, has said that Outer and Inner Space "has virtually all the themes of Warhol's work in one place": echoing the repetitive and serial elements from his paintings, with his overarching interest in portraiture and celebrity.

Outer and Inner Space, from 1965, is a 33-minute film consisting of two projections side by side. Both screens feature Warhol regular Edie Sedgwick seated in front of a television watching a tape of herself. Ms. Sedgwick, both on the monitor and on the screen, is having a conversation with a person outside of the frame. Sometimes talking individually and sometimes all at once, she appears doubled twice.

Outer and Inner Space [1965, 16mm x2, b&w, sound, 33 min]
Screen Tests (Reel No.18) [1964-66, 16mm, b&w, silent, 40 min]

Dec 11 • 7:30p / Dec 12 • 7:30p
New American Art Union • 922 SE Ankeny
503 232 8269
Tickets are $6