A Photographic Journey through Hopper's World
by Charles Sternaimolo
Searching through Josephine Hopper’s meticulous notes, studying the work of fellow Hopper scholars, checking with local residents and historians, and even walking through an area in search of a “Hopper scene,” photographer Charles Sternaimolo identified and documented over 150 places painted by Edward Hopper. See a visual comparison through photography of Hopper’s painted locations.
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This exhibit was generously underwritten by Donna Cox, Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty. Additional support was provided by Frames & Art by Simon
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JOSEPHINE NIVISON HOPPER: EDWARD'S MUSEOctober 23, 2021 - March 20, 2022
Curated by Elizabeth Thompson Colleary This exhibition acknowledges for the first time the crucial role that Josephine (Jo) Nivison Hopper played in the creation of much of her husband’s art, most evident in the many works they painted side by side during their courtship and 43 year marriage. Jo’s watercolors will be shown with reproductions of Edward's work and - while also presenting some of her best early "Nivison" work - her influence on her husband's art will be a focus of the exhibit. |
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Adrien Broom: Holding SpaceTBD 2022
Curated by Valerie Balint Informed by a rich education in fine and decorative art in Florence and London, Broom’s photographs combine the sensuality of classical painting with the modern techniques of photography. Broom has recently partnered with Historic Artist’s Homes and Studios and The American Writers Museum's affiliate program to create enlivened images of historic artist’s and writer’s homes. With the Mark Twain House, Florence Griswold House, Alice Austen house and soon the Pollock-Krasner house, Edward Hopper is the photographer’s favorite artist. Broom currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
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Second Sunday Family Workshop
Fee: $10 per family, FREE for Household Members (includes admission).
Sunday, March 8, 12-1pm: Second Sunday Family Workshop invites you to join Patricia Barrett and learn how to make cyanotypes. Cyanotypes are one of the earliest photographic processes. Patricia worked exclusively as master printer and archivist with photographer Rodney Smith for over 16 years. Her prints have been displayed in myriad museums and galleries around the world. Patricia has an in depth knowledge of both darkroom techniques and digital processes.
"Patricia is the most masterful printer I know. I studied the art of black and white printmaking for many years, and Patricia has far surpassed my ability. Her presence is in every picture I produce, there for all to see...Patricia, my steadfast associate, has been making the most beautiful prints imaginable. Without her support and skill there is no photograph. I see the picture; she makes it real." - Rodney Smith
"Patricia is the most masterful printer I know. I studied the art of black and white printmaking for many years, and Patricia has far surpassed my ability. Her presence is in every picture I produce, there for all to see...Patricia, my steadfast associate, has been making the most beautiful prints imaginable. Without her support and skill there is no photograph. I see the picture; she makes it real." - Rodney Smith
