Ethan and Joel Coen’s Barton Fink, which has been described as both chilling and humorous, is perhaps the most enigmatic of the brothers’ films. Before seeing it, take a closer look at works in the Walker’s collection that are also not quite what they seem. A skilled guide leads participants through an exploration of artworks that beg multiple viewings by artists with a bent for black humor— such as Paul Thek’s Hippopotamus, Richard Prince’s Was That a Girl, and Robert Gober’s untitled sculpture of a child-size chair with tissue box. Tours are limited to 25 people, so register early.