"These books aren't overdue, I promise". Happy #NationalLibraryDay and a bigger shoutout to @louisvillefreepubliclibrary for providing the city with countless books to read and for not punishing (too hard) with those overdue dates. 📚 Maurice Marinot (French, 1882 – 1960), Hélène Reading, 1905, Oil on canvas, Gift of Miss Florence Marinot 1971.17.1 Willard Metcalf (American, 1858-1925), The Convalescent, 1904, Oil on canvas, Gift of Mrs. Louis Seelbach 1928.4 Matthew Harris Jouett (American, Kentucky, 1788 ‑ 1827), Portrait of Sarah Low Norton (1790 ‑ 1856), about 1820 ‑ 1825, Oil on canvas, Gift of Robert L. Boone Jr., Charles N. Boone, Elizabeth B. Shmock, and Sarah B. Burke in memory of their parents Elizabeth Sharpe Boone and Robert Lee Boone 1971.6.2 Helen M. Turner (American, 1858 – 1958), Coral, 1919, Oil on canvas, Gift of the artist 1943.6 #SpeedArtMuseum (fb)

"Phil’s many films were examples of a truly unique style of what is sometimes called ‘visionary cinema,’ a term coined by P. Adams Sitney to describe films which were primarily concerned with the visual experience rather than with a story or narrative situation,” - Jeanne M. Liotta, an experimental filmmaker. If you are curious about what encompasses "experimental cinema", then you can't miss our Lamplightings choice for April. Five Films by Phil Solomon will screen tomorrow, April 6, at 12:30 pm, and it's free. (fb)