A window into Edward Hopper’s world

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A new exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art provides a window into Edward Hopper (1882-1967) and his view of urban life. "Edward Hopper's New York" features about 200 works that capture a changing and changeless city, and illuminate the inner lives of city dwellers. Correspondent Serena Altschul reports.
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@mindphaserxy Год назад

Nighthawks is the greatest American painting ever. Others may come close but for it just touches modern urban life so well. The aesthetics are impeccable.

@mililaniman Год назад

I love the urban themes of Edward Hopper's paintings. I have never visited New York, so I enjoy his perspective of the city.

@marlonmoncrieffe0728 Год назад

Please do visit someday soon!

@jude999 Год назад

His art is cinematic. Its nice to see these classy art features which Sunday Morning used to have so much of.

@brynwest4495 Год назад

Nighthawks is a 1942 oil on canvas painting by Edward Hopper that portrays four people in a downtown diner late at night as viewed through the diner's large glass window. The light coming from the diner illuminates a darkened and deserted urban streetscape. It has been described as Hopper's best-known work and is one of the most recognizable paintings in American art Within months of its completion, it was sold to the Art Institute of Chicago for $3,000.

@lewstone5430 Год назад

Hopper is by far my favorite American artist. I was privileged enough to see “Nighthawks” at the Art Institute years ago. I especially love looking at, and thinking about it. With many of Hopper’s works I think I understand their meanings, but “Nighthawks” is still a mystery to me.

@paulyeatman303 Год назад

Me too!

@214jef Год назад

It’s strange they didn’t show Nighthawks, perhaps his most famous piece. I’ve always understood it to depict the loneliness of life in a city; that intimacy with strangers that is often unwanted yet inescapable. The cafe offers a safe haven, but is also a lonely place.

@lewstone5430 Год назад

@214jef it definitely could be that, perhaps I’m looking too hard for some bigger meaning.

@babyfir77 Год назад

I'm glad that his Nighthawks was selected for the now forgotten board game, "Masterpiece."

@dannycalley7777 Год назад

@@214jef 214J ............I'm old and that's a good X plain !!!!!!!

@kenaldri4923 6 месяцев назад

I recall being influenced by his work and the stark candids that he would paint. I can't remember now but it was a pretty significant departure from the way most artists painted at the time.

@HankGrebe Год назад

Edward Hopper's paintings are a unique and rare pleasure. I enjoyed a show at Virginia's Museum of Art in Richmond of his various travel paintings including "Western Motel".

@steveconn Год назад

The Whitney always had good Hoppers (always like the smoking clown playing cards on the deck of a ship). Captured the isolation of life in early urban America. Good essay on him by Robert Hughes in Nothing But Not Critical. Worth a look!

@lewstone5430 Год назад

Thanks Steve for letting us know about this essay. I’ll give it a read if I can find it for free online.

@sdhscrosscountry Год назад

Love his work

@imo8249 Год назад

Excellent art works

@endlessvoyageca7518 Год назад

As a long time Hopper fan, I just returned from traveling across the country With the single purpose of seeing this exhibit and was in no way disappointed. The viewpoint of his figures looking away, the story of his wife as his model late in her life, his interest in painting theaters, and more. Fascinating.

@dannycalley7777 Год назад

EVC ...............the definition of Americana ???????

@adriaanboogaard8571 Год назад

I imedatly fell in love with his Art . I've never seen it before. I am sharing this with my Freinds that grew up in New York and have moved away. It's probably going to make them a bit home sick. Wonderful program thanks for it.

@rashedwhatley2322 Год назад

Wonderful

@posthocprior Год назад

Thanks. Think am going to go see the exhibit.

@eubieland Год назад

Thank you.

@ramiyazje Год назад

You'd struggle to find an artist of any kind (musician, painter, writer, etc) who doesn't't look at Hopper's work and think WOW!

@chrisfinch8637 Год назад

Edward Hopper’s view of New York, something majestic in his own time on earth, today, it’s not much like what it was back in his vision, unfortunately.

@Higgins8 Год назад

At least this is actual art, instead of today's modern art which looks ridiculous.

@jimdavis928 Год назад

Where was Edward Hopper's most famous painting, Nighthawks???? I am shocked that there was no mention of it!!! That painting is the essence of NYC!!!

@brynwest4495 Год назад

It's housed at the art institute in Chicago. and has been for many years.

@mikenotaro2792 Год назад

This art work hurts so good...

@800oceandrive5 Год назад

Amazing

@veronicak1752 Год назад

You can't touch this- Also, the 60's - he lived until 1967- so, some of the sixties.

@kenichinishikawa7007 Год назад

Very nice video. I enjoyed the exhibition in December. I uploaded my video so that I can remember my excitement.

@snardfluk Год назад

It’s interesting that you had a piece about Edward Hopper and you did not show or even mention “Night Hawks”. I’m assuming that painting wasn’t in the exhibit.

@brynwest4495 Год назад

It's housed at the art institute in Chicago. and has been for many years.

@holeymattress8128 Год назад

His paintings have the feeling of any town USA.

@TinLeadHammer Год назад

Because all American towns look the same?

@holeymattress8128 Год назад

@@TinLeadHammer No, because they were painted depicting NYC, which doesn't look like any town USA at all... get it?

@hilaryapril7043 Год назад

Innovative ànd unique in the stark realism ...the USA was changing with the industrial revolution...

@ivanklymenko Год назад

🤩😍😍

@babasheeny3634 Год назад

Simpler times🙂

@fredfred3195 Год назад

Nighthawks

@TinLeadHammer Год назад

So CBS morning program does have useful content, what do you know.

@jeffpetrie7744 Год назад

“Exhibit” is a verb. “Exhibition” is the noun. When reporters or anyone else uses “exhibit” as a noun I dismiss them as uneducated sots.

@donny121able Год назад

You don't have to be able to read and write to enjoy art, never mind being grammatically correct art is for anyone that can see.

@yvonneksheherhers5301 Год назад

Send this to Steve martin

@kaivrock Год назад

It's too bad his paintings look better here or in reproductions. Standing in front of them, the colors are not as vibrant and the paint handling is pretty dull. And you should NEVER put oil paintings under glass. That's about the last thing he needs.

@MaxNeal-tl9bd Год назад

White New York, he died at 84 and never saw a black person in the city…🙄🤨🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@marlonmoncrieffe0728 Год назад

...Was he SUPPOSED to?

@rillest75 Год назад

Eff NY

@FLOODOFSINS Год назад

When they do stories about looking into the artist world it is begging the audience to give the artwork more value than what it actually is. For example Mariah Carey took only 30 minutes to make her Merry Christmas song but it took mary-j-blige years to come up with one of her popular song. She was basically begging her audience to find value in her song when she gave her speech award just because she put more of her time to come up with the same three minutes of song length. When someone tells you how many degrees they have before they tell you what do you want to know. It shows what they tell you isn't worth a damn if one has to prove its worth before hand. If your words cannot stand on its own., If your artwork or music can't stand on its own merits without you telling the history of the artist than your artwork is worthless. Let this be a reminder to all you kiddies out there.

@JohnnyNiteTrain Год назад

Ummmm, where to even begin, yeah it’s not worth it but I’ll just say: 1) What you just said makes absolutely no sense. 2) Why is your word salad on this particular video when it has no context or point to what the video was about? Smh

@donrood7282 Год назад

@@JohnnyNiteTrain THANK YOU! This dude needs to take his meds!

@donrood7282 Год назад

What on Earth are you on about?!?

@FLOODOFSINS Год назад

@@JohnnyNiteTrain that's sad you're not smart enough to understand. You must be a doordash driver 😂

@FLOODOFSINS Год назад

@@donrood7282 let me dumb it down for you. The arrrrrrtworkkkkk iiiiiiisssssssss gaaarrrrrrbbbageee. Wassss thaaaaat slooooooow enough for your little head. I'm sorry you were dropped on your head as a child 😂