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1.5 hours
No physical fitness required, suitable for all ages and abilities
Dive into the enduring impact of Edward Hopper with artists Tomokazu Matsuyama and Eric Fischl in this 90-minute virtual conversation. Discover how Hopper’s themes of isolation still shape contemporary art.
Watch the Recording from Sept 28, 2025, 2-3:30 pm to Support Museum Arts Education
Join renowned artists Tomokazu Matsuyama and Eric Fischl, alongside curator Kim Conaty, for an engaging conversation exploring Edward Hopper's lasting impact. This unique dialogue, part of the 10th Annual Arts Education Benefit, connects past and present artistic visions, inviting fresh insights into themes of isolation and introspection.
Join renowned artists Tomokazu Matsuyama and Eric Fischl, alongside curator Kim Conaty, for an engaging conversation exploring Edward Hopper's lasting impact. This unique dialogue, part of the 10th Annual Arts Education Benefit, connects past and present artistic visions, inviting fresh insights into themes of isolation and introspection.
Ensure a stable internet connection and fully charged device for uninterrupted viewing of the 90-minute recorded conversation.
Find a comfortable, distraction-free area to fully engage with this nuanced artistic discussion.
Keep a notebook handy to jot down insights or questions inspired by the artists’ perspectives.
Complement the conversation by viewing the "Tomokazu Matsuyama: Morning Sun" exhibit online to deepen your understanding.
The Edward Hopper House Museum preserves the childhood residence of the iconic painter, fostering appreciation for his impact on American realism.
The museum promotes sustainable arts education initiatives and encourages responsible cultural tourism in Nyack to protect its historic character.
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