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Blog Meridian (Free subscription) | 06/09/2008
Edward Hopper, Office at Night, 1940. Click to enlarge. Image found here. I remember what I said before about Mad Men. But then the Mrs. and I sat down this past weekend to watch the 6 episodes of Season Two presently available via Cox Cable's on-demand service. The Mrs. and I agree: If Hopper paintings could talk . . . with, for me, the emphasis on the "talking" bit. [Aside: I'd
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New World Notes (Free subscription) | 28/08/2008
Though it may not look it at first glance, this is not a recently discovered Edward Hopper painting, but an untouched photo taken directly from Second Life. (Besides the addition of Kee's signature, that is.) Taken in [Rec], the moody...
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New York Times (Free subscription) | 25/08/2008
A zoning decision in the town of Truro, Mass., could have an affect on a view once enjoyed by the painter Edward Hopper.
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SCOPHY (Free subscription) | 22/08/2008
Maricarla Boscono recreates an Edward Hopper moment.
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Towleroad (Free subscription) | 13/08/2008
The NYT posted a multi-media piece on Edward Hopper last weekend in conjunction with this article, comparing Hopper paintings with the sites on Cape Cod that inspired them. The selection included this look at the old Methodist Church in Provincetown,...
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kenneth in the (212) (Free subscription) | 11/08/2008
There's a great multimedia essay looking at Edward Hopper's Cape Cod on the NYT Web site today : The iconic American artist spent nearly half the summers of his life painting isolated buildings in broad vistas. See how some of these landscapes have changed and hear what they mean to the people who live there. Surprisingly none of the "now" pictures feature any Starbucks of Subway franchises in them....
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Nag on the Lake (Free subscription) | 10/08/2008
The iconic American artist spent nearly half the summers of his life painting isolated buildings in broad vistas. See how some of these landscapes have changed and hear what they mean to the people who live there. Interac tive Graphic - NYTimes.com
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New York Times (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008
Visiting Hopper’s Cape requires two approaches: finding the locations of his iconic paintings along with landscapes that still retain the character of an earlier era.
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DCist (Free subscription) | 29/07/2008
Flickr user rockcreek took a photo of this interesting house on Fourth Street NW, aptly comparing it to Edward Hopper's The Lonely House . The commenters discuss what could have led to the house being left all by itself in the middle of the block, so we'll inquire to our readers: what's going on here? Did the other houses fall down? Was Lonely House built by an eccentric who preferred traveling vertically...
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Apartment Therapy - Chicago (Free subscription) | 25/07/2008
Walking through the River North neighborhood yesterday, we passed an empty storefront. Sunlight was flooding the bare floors and walls, and it looked really beautiful - almost like an Edward Hopper
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The mental_floss Blogs (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
In honor of his 126th birthday, and at the request of reader Corrine, today’s “Feel Art Again” post features Edward Hopper and his 1929 painting “Chop Suey,” one of his many scenes of city life. 1. Though he’s known for city scenes like “Chop Suey” and the famous “Nighthawks,” Edward Hopper’s first big break was with [...]
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Toner Mishap (Free subscription) | 20/07/2008
Gotta love the web. This is from Worth1000.com (for the Star Wars gallery, click here ). Click the pic to see it full-size.
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Credo / Mark Oliver (Free subscription) | 19/07/2008
Edward Hopper Frederic Remington This was an exhibition I saw a while ago at the Dulwich Picture Gallery, which has a nice cafe. I wondered about writing a blog about the cafe's in art galleries. I once had quite an...
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Stephen Kelly - Design - Twoplayer (Free subscription) | 17/07/2008
Famous for painting the Tile Hill estate in Coventry where he grew up in the 70s: its houses, paths, garages and woods. He paints with an intensity that has critics comparing him to Edward Hopper and the German Romantic Caspar...
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FilmoFilia (Free subscription) | 27/06/2008
The trailer of “Bolt” has been unveiled in front of “Wall-E“. And Disney has cleverly released it online too! Bolt is an upcoming CG animated produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. Much of the original graphic style of the film was inspired by the work of Edward Hopper. New technology in non-photorealistic rendering is used to [...]
