Edward Hopper's New York (NGA)
The National Gallery of Art has released a new video about the artist and his work and influence. In the podcast, which features more than 50 of Hopper's paintings and watercolors, Senior Curator Franklin Kelly discusses New York City, New England, and the cinema as Hopper saw and portrayed them—and as we view them today through his work. The filming of the pod cast was made possible by Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Music composed and performed by Scott Silbert of the US Navy Band. Music engineered by David Morse of the US Navy Band.
Evoque une certaine solitude , tristesse ,difficile a définir ,mais très attachante peinture qui ne me laisse pas indemne . jaclo31
jaclo31 1 year ago
Bollocks.
Muskadash 1 year ago
Man, i dig this guys work.
48alfaone 1 year ago
He says, it's difficult to put into words, but superficially there is loneliness anyway, but I would articulate it as "temporary loneliness".
MrDbum 2 years ago
Looking into the mind of Hopper and finding loneliness is projection of our own mind.
Such arrogance calls for the investigation of our own mind. Psychotherapy is one way to understand why we project such attitudes.
At any rate, such behavior be it by a Senior Curator or young student, shows a complete lack of respect for the artist.
rondude2 2 years ago
Nicely presented
madelstudio 2 years ago
I just love Hopper stuff. That one "chop suey".....the womans face looks like a porcelain china doll. Man I'd love to be sitting in that restaurant
inkey2 2 years ago
Brilliant assessment of Hopper's work - thanks for posting!
sunlitporch 3 years ago