FILM SCREENINGS
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FILM SCREENING & DISCUSSION
in community collaboration with Rivertown Films "Cathy & Harry" and Talkback with Director Daniel Wolff Friday, November 7, 2025, 5:30-7:00p Held at Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center, 82 N. Broadway, Nyack Members: $10, Rivertown Film Members: $10; Public: $15 A revealing and humorous double portrait of Nyack's own Catherine Murphy and Harry Roseman whose work is in collections from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Metropolitan Transit Authority. “Cathy & Harry” documents how their lives revolve in joyous, dizzying intensity around work, food, friends, and each other. As well as important contemporary artists, Cathy and Harry become people – and people you’d probably like to have dinner with. Daniel Wolff's writing includes essays, profiles, critical pieces, scientific articles, poetry and fiction. His articles have appeared in many publications including Connoisseur, the Nation, The Village Voice, and Vogue. Nominated for a Grammy award in 2003, Wolff’s other honors include the Ralph Gleason Music Book Award in 1995, two nominations for the General Electric Younger Writer’s Award, and being recognized as a Michigan Notable Book author in 2018. His work has been anthologized in various publications and featured on National Public Radio, Sirius Radio, and in numerous publications from the New York Times to the San Francisco Chronicle. Renzi & Wolff previously collaborated on the 2023 feature documentary Guardians of the Flame, directed by Wolff, edited by Renzi.
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Jon Imber & Jill Hoy: Side by Side
On View: October 11, 2025 – February 15, 2026
This exhibition celebrates the profound artistic dialogue between two accomplished contemporary painters Jon Imber (1950—2014) and Jill Hoy (b. 1954). Like Edward and Josephine Nivison Hopper, Imber and Hoy forged a lifelong creative bond during their marriage. They continually challenged each other, explored color, form, and abstraction painting side-by-side in their studios and outdoors.
FILM SCREENINGS
Still from the featurette of "Psycho", by Alfred HItchcock
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A VIEW ON HOPPER: Hitchcock's "Psycho"
Friday, November 21, 2025, 5:30-9:00p Film Screening & Discussion with Geoff Klock, PhD $10 EHH Members; $15 Public Join us for a special film screening and discussion of Alfred Hitchcock's cinematic masterpiece "Psycho" with Geoff Klock of CUNY. Glock will lead us through Hitchcock’s thriller, a work that underscores Edward Hopper’s canvases of isolated life. It also draws connections with the concepts of individuality and solitude, which can also provide brief glimpses of complex interiors and worlds of the inner self. What kinds of patterns might be revealed by thinking about the works of Edward Hopper in the context of works by artists like director Alfred Hitchcock who share a spiritual and visual kinship? |
WATCH the recording of this fascinating
"ARTIST'S EYE CONVERSATION"
Watch artist TOMOKAZU MATSUYAMA is in conversation with renowned artist ERIC FISCHL, and KIM CONATY, Whitney Museum of American Art’s Nancy and Steve Crown Family Chief Curator. This special conversation brings together three distinct perspectives on Edward Hopper and his ongoing relevance today.
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Edward Hopper House is supported in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.