Charleston's Gibbes Museum of Art hired new president and CEO, H. Alexander Hill, a New York native, Metropolitan Museum of ...

In the living room, Ryan chose Sherwin-Williams’ Thunderous shade to cover the walls, and drapery panels echo the color. “It ...

We see a cowboy with a pistol hanging from his belt; a saxophonist moodily playing; cityscapes, hard and epic and echt ... There are elements of Edward Hopper and Hockney, with a dash of William Blake ...

We see a cowboy with a pistol hanging from his belt; a saxophonist moodily playing; cityscapes ... There are elements of Edward Hopper and Hockney, with a dash of William Blake’s spirituality ...

We drink hibiscus margaritas and check out Edward Hopper cityscapes. Rothkopf tells me that one of his immediate goals as director was to increase the number of younger visitors and visitors from ...

“Green Cityscape” (1985 ... like a resurrected Edward Hopper. There’s an eerie, almost apocalyptic feeling to her city, like a collection of contemporary ruins. Its monumentality seems ...

Hendricks, Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe ... of beautiful women and wonderful ball gowns, to kind of gritty cityscapes from the early 1900s, and see what it was like to see this urban reality ...

The Dayton Art Institute’s presentation of “The Quiet World of Edward Hopper” continues through Sept. 8. One of America’s most renowned artists, Hopper’s images of urban and rural ...

They are eternal and unchanging, and a consistent part of Hopper’s vision of the cityscape. With these cultural and visual absences, why have “Nighthawks” and Edward Hopper captured the ...

Edward Hopper’s work is some of the most recognizable art in America and his influence is everywhere—in movies, TV shows and museums. In Hopper’s work, portraits of America emerge in a ...