Every Last wednesday of the Month, we invite SeniorS To walk-in to the Edward Hopper House For an enjoyable session with coffee, muffins, and art!
FREE FOR SENIOR MEMBERS
$5 FOR NON-MEMBERS
$5 FOR NON-MEMBERS
THIS MONTH'S SENIOR SESSION
WEDNESDAY, November 28, 2018
10-11:30 AM
Hopper Searching for Light
Artist Angela Fraleigh will do a presentation in conjunction with the “Shadows Searching for Light” Exhibition
Artist Angela Fraleigh will do a presentation in conjunction with the “Shadows Searching for Light” Exhibition
UPCOMING SENIOR SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, December 26, 2018
There is no Walk-In-Wednesday. WIshing You a merry christmas with your loved ones!
Wednesday, January 23, 2019, 10-11:30am
Historic Nyack
Artist and Author Bill Batson and history buff Gini Stolldorf will illuminate what Nyack was like in Hopper’s childhood, coupled with a spotlight on and book signing for Bill Batson’s second volume of his “Nyack Sketch Log.”
Artist and Author Bill Batson and history buff Gini Stolldorf will illuminate what Nyack was like in Hopper’s childhood, coupled with a spotlight on and book signing for Bill Batson’s second volume of his “Nyack Sketch Log.”
WEDNESDAY, February 27, 2019, 10-11:30am
Hopper and Hollywood
Edward Hopper came of age as an artist in the 1920s, a decade that would see an enormous expansion of the film industry. Movies were everywhere, and Edward Hopper loved the movies; you can see the influence of film on his work, while in turn echoes of Hopper’s influence can be seen in countless films.
J.D. Zeik's original screenplay, Ronin, starring Robert DeNiro, was filmed and released by United Artists in 1998. The film was a hit on both screens and on DVD, and is now considered a cult classic. Mr. Zeik has been an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting in the SUNY Purchase Film and Playwriting / Screenwriting programs since January of 2000.
Edward Hopper came of age as an artist in the 1920s, a decade that would see an enormous expansion of the film industry. Movies were everywhere, and Edward Hopper loved the movies; you can see the influence of film on his work, while in turn echoes of Hopper’s influence can be seen in countless films.
J.D. Zeik's original screenplay, Ronin, starring Robert DeNiro, was filmed and released by United Artists in 1998. The film was a hit on both screens and on DVD, and is now considered a cult classic. Mr. Zeik has been an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting in the SUNY Purchase Film and Playwriting / Screenwriting programs since January of 2000.
PREVIOUS SENIOR SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, October 31, 2018
10-11:30 AM
Edward Hopper As An Illustrator
by Carol Dolan
by Carol Dolan
WEDNESday, September 26, 2018
10-11:30 aM
See Milton Glaser in Restaurant Design
by Milton’s friend David Kimmel, Director of RCC’s Hospitality and Culinary Center
by Milton’s friend David Kimmel, Director of RCC’s Hospitality and Culinary Center
Special thanks to our sponsor for Walk-In Wednesdays!
