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Discover the intimate world of artists Catherine Murphy and Harry Roseman at the Edward Hopper House in Nyack, NY. Join the film screening of "Cathy & Harry" followed by a lively Q&A with the directors for a unique blend of art and conversation.
Discover the intimate world of artists Catherine Murphy and Harry Roseman at the Edward Hopper House in Nyack, NY. Join the film screening of "Cathy & Harry" followed by a lively Q&A with the directors for a unique blend of art and conversation.
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Located in the vibrant riverside town of Nyack, New York, the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center stands as a cultural landmark celebrating art and creativity in the Hudson Valley. This unique venue hosts the "Cathy & Harry: Screening," a special film event that invites visitors to dive into the intimate world of two contemporary artists, Catherine Murphy and Harry Roseman. Both artists have works featured in prestigious collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and this event offers an exceptional chance to engage with their stories beyond the canvas.
On November 21st, doors open at 5:30 pm at the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center, located at 82 N Broadway, Nyack. The evening begins with a screening of "Cathy & Harry," a witty and revealing documentary that captures the delicate balance between art, friendship, and daily life. Directed by Marta Renzi and Daniel Wolff, the film presents a candid portrait of these celebrated artists, revealing how their lives are woven together through work, food, and companionship.
Following the film, attendees are treated to an exclusive talk-back session with the directors Marta Renzi and Daniel Wolff, providing direct insight into the creative process behind the documentary and offering a behind-the-scenes look at Cathy and Harry’s world. The discussion fosters a vibrant exchange of ideas and stories, making it a must-attend for art lovers and anyone interested in the personal journeys behind contemporary art.
What makes this experience stand out within the local arts scene is the intimate setting of the Edward Hopper House Museum itself—a restored 19th-century home that was once the childhood residence of the iconic American realist painter Edward Hopper. The museum’s mission to bridge historical and modern creativity perfectly complements this event, reinforcing Nyack’s identity as a flourishing hub for both history and contemporary culture.
Visitors should plan to arrive at the museum early to explore the galleries, fully immerse themselves in the local artistic atmosphere, and stay for the post-screening Q&A in the gallery. This event is wheelchair accessible and perfect for small groups seeking a thoughtful evening of art, film, and conversation.
Whether you’re a local or traveling through the Hudson Valley, "Cathy & Harry: Screening" is a captivating cultural experience that enriches knowledge of modern art through the lens of personal connection. For more details and tickets, visit the event page linked below, and prepare for an evening that blends film, fine art, and engaging dialogue in one of Nyack’s most treasured venues.
easy.
1.5 hours.
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Yes, the Edward Hopper House Museum is fully wheelchair accessible for this event.
Tickets are limited to 25 guests, so it's best to book in advance online to guarantee entry.
The film screening and discussion typically last around 1.5 hours total.
There are several public parking options in downtown Nyack within walking distance of the museum.
The event focuses on the film and discussion; refreshments are not included but local eateries are nearby.
While the artists are featured in the film, the post-screening Q&A is with the directors Marta Renzi and Daniel Wolff.
The Edward Hopper House was established as a museum in 1999 to preserve the legacy of the artist and promote arts education.
The museum supports sustainable practices by encouraging public transit use and minimizing waste during events to protect Hudson Valley's natural environment.
Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center in Nyack, New York, preserves and promotes the artistic legacy of American painter Edward Hopper. Housed in the historic building associated with Hopper's early life, the museum presents rotating exhibitions, scholarly programming, and public events that explore Hopper’s influence on American art and culture. The institution offers guided and self-guided tours that present artifacts, archival material, and contextual interpretation for visitors of all ages. Education and public programs include lectures, film screenings, panel conversations, and hands-on workshops — from plein air painting days for families to artist talks and curated discussions. Signature events highlighted by the museum include the annual Jazz in the Garden summer concert series, special exhibition openings, and the Fall Arts Education Benefit, which supports arts education initiatives. The museum also hosts guest curators and contemporary artists whose work engages Hopper’s themes of light, solitude, and urban life. As a study center, the institution supports research through public programs and curated displays that highlight rare materials related to Hopper and his contemporaries. Visitors can plan visits in advance and choose tour styles that suit their interests. The museum maintains partnerships with regional cultural organizations to expand access and learning opportunities. With a focus on preservation, education, and community engagement, Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center serves as a cultural landmark in Rockland County and a resource for scholars, artists, and the public. Tickets, event schedules, and visitor information are available through the museum's official channels to help plan each visit.
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