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\nEdward Hopper\u2019s world was New York, and he understood that city more than most people. He understood that, even though you may live in one of the most crowded and busy cities on earth, it is still possible to feel entirely alone.
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\nThis painting, was completed on January 21st, 1942, just weeks after the bombing of Pearl Harbour and America\u2019s entry into World War two.
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\nThat\u2019s not to say the war was a direct influence, but the feeling of dread many Americans had, surely infused the painting.
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\nAfraid of air raid attacks, New York had blackout drills, and lights were dimmed in public spaces. Streets emptied out and Hopper\u2019s city was effectively dark, and silent.
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\nBOOKS
\nEdward Hopper Masterpieces of Art by Rosalind Ormiston
\nEdward Hopper: Portraits of America by Wieland Schmied
\nEdward Hopper: The Art and the Artist by Gail Levin
\nSimon Schama - The Power of Art
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Edward Hopper is known as the painter of solitude. His figures have no expression, their gazes are lost, and around them, vast spaces amplify the silence through his paintings. Let\u2019s analyze the man who mastered solitude.
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\n1:48 History of Edward Hopper
\n3:22 The Paradox of Solitude
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Painting at night is difficult and problematic, so why have so many great artists taken on the challenge? Waldemar Januszczak celebrates the nocturnal art of Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Velazquez, Hopper and Magritte as he explores art's edgy relationship with the night and tries to discover why the dark adds so much extra drama and mystery to art.
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A highlight of the exhibition at the Fondation Beyeler from January 26 till May 17, 2020 will be the screening of "Two or three things I know about Edward Hopper", a 3D short film by renowned director and photographer Wim Wenders (Wings of Desire; Don\u2019t Come Knocking). Inspired by Edward Hopper\u2019s \u201cAmerican spirit\u201d, the film will be shown in spectacular 3D projection.
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\nIf you are interested in painters and painting, try my post on Renoir at: http:\/\/colinjwingfield.blogspot.fr\/2018\/05\/renoir-his-life-work-and-insperation.html
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\nIf you like art in general, you may also like my presentation of
\nAlfred Lord Tennyson's stirring poem, \u2018Ulysses\u2019, here:
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\nFor many years I have been interested in the phenomenon of psychological alienation that haunts our modern world. I think it found its clearest expression in the theories of the German-American psychologist, Erich Fromm, who was able to put into plain words the sense of disconnectedness from life felt by many people today. Then one day, while looking in a book at some reproductions of several paintings by the American painter, Edward Hopper, it struck me that here was alienation expressed in pictorial form. I decided then to make a film that would attempt to analyse a number of Hopper paintings in terms of Fromm's ideas on alienation.
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\nJorge Mendez: 'Cold', 'Sleepless Night', and 'Frozen' original soundtrack music
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\nLucas King: 'The Shadow People'
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\nKyong Lee: 'Shenandoah'
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\nKevin Macleod: 'Lost Frontier'
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\nUnknown composer: 'Music of the Spheres'
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\nUnknown composer: 'Lavender Town Piano Music'
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Edward Hopper\u2019s disconcerting paintings were ignored for a long time.
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\nHis haunting Nighthawks painting of a late-night diner scene, in which disconnected customers sit silently, under stark fluorescent lighting, lost in their own thoughts, is a now iconic image that has influenced countless later artists and film makers..
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\nIn this biographical documentary, Dr Graeme Yorston, explores the life and works of Edward Hopper from his perspective as a psychiatrist, to find out why he returned so often to themes of solitude and sorrowful contemplation.
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\nConcentrating on Hopper\u2019s personal story - how a shy boy from a small town became one of America\u2019s most celebrated artists.
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\nFinding Out More
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\nAcademic References:
\nSalcman, M. (2001). The Art of Edward Hopper (1882\u20131967). Neurosurgery, 48(5), 1188-1190.
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\nMassenet Meditation from Thais: Bomsori Kim and Pallavi Mahidhara CC3
\nChopin - Prelude in A Op-28 No-7 - eld\u00fcendes\u00fcarez CC4
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\nChopin - Nocturne in B-flat minor, Op. 9, No. 1 Florence Robineau CC3.0
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\nShirley: Visions of Reality Official Trailer (2014) - Gustav Deutsch, Edward Hopper Movie HD
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\n13 of Edward Hopper's paintings are brought alive by the film, telling the story of a woman, whose thoughts, emotions and contemplations let us observe an era in American history.
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\nEdward hopper was 13 years old when the first motion pictures were shown - he was in his late 40s when talking pictures came, and he died just as Bonnie and Clyde was being released. You could say his life was tied to cinematic history.
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\nHopper is seen as one of the first 20th-century artists to be influenced by the cinema. He was an artist - more than any other - who loved cinema - and cinema loved him.
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\nMale and Female \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nThe President \u00a9 Fotorama
\nMetropolis \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nCabaret \u00a9 20th Century Studios
\nDreams \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nM*A*S*H \u00a9 20th Century Studios
\nThe Watchmen \u00a9 HBO Studios
\nMarie Antoinette \u00a9 Columbia Pictures
\nClockwork Orange \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nThe Scream \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nShutter Island \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nThe Shining \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nRevenge of the Sith \u00a9 20th Century Studios
\nE.T. \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nScarlet Street \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nPsycho \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nShirley: Visions of Reality \u00a9 Sixpack Film
\nTwo or Three Things I Know About Edward Hopper \u00a9 Wim Wenders
\nArrival of a Train \u00a9 Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 Lumi\u00e8re
\nThe Jazz Singer \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nBonnie and Clyde \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nForce of Evil \u00a9 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
\nThe Naked City \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nManhattan \u00a9 United Artists
\nStudent of Prague \u00a9 Letterboxd
\nCabinet of Dr Caligari \u00a9 Decla Films
\nZabriskie Point \u00a9 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
\nModern Times \u00a9 United Artists
\nDouble Indemnity \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nMildred Pierce \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nMaltese Falcon \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nKiss me Deadly \u00a9 United Artists
\nThe Birds \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nNorth by Northwest \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nVertigo \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nRear Window \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nGiant \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nDays of Heaven \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nThe Addams Family \u00a9 ABC Television
\nThe Killers \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nStranger on the Third Floor \u00a9 RKO Pictures
\nParis, Texas \u00a9 20th Century Studios
\nMystery Train \u00a9 Orion Classics
\nBlue Velvet \u00a9 Paramount Pictures
\nTwin Peaks: The Return \u00a9 Showtime
\nBrief Encounter \u00a9 Universal Pictures
\nDeep Red \u00a9 Cineriz
\nRoad to Perdition \u00a9 20th Century Studios
\nPoint Bank \u00a9 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
\nSongs From the Second Floor \u00a9 Roy Andersson
\nBlade Runner \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nFear Eats the Soul \u00a9 Tango-Film
\nThe Human Voice \u00a9 Sony Picture Classics
\nL\u2019Avventura \u00a9 Janus Films
\nLa Notte \u00a9 Janus Films
\nThe Eclipse \u00a9 Janus Films
\nA Pigeon Sat on a Branch\u2026 \u00a9 Roy Andersson
\nSongs from the Second Floor \u00a9 Roy Andersson
\nPennies from Heaven \u00a9 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
\nThe End of Violence \u00a9 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
\nThe Batman \u00a9 Warner Brothers
\nCarol \u00a9 Studio Canal
\nHappen \u00a9 Heize
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Discover the life and legacy of Edward Hopper, one of the most influential American painters of the 20th century, in this captivating short video. Best known for iconic works like Nighthawks, Chop Suey, Automat and Morning Sun, Hopper captured the stillness, isolation, and quiet drama of modern urban life. His distinctive use of light and shadow, along with his stark yet poetic compositions, continues to inspire artists, filmmakers, and photographers around the world. Learn how Hopper\u2019s early years, time in Paris, and career in commercial illustration shaped his unique artistic voice. This video delves into the emotional depth and subtle storytelling behind his most famous paintings. We\u2019ll explore themes of solitude, introspection, and the changing American landscape that define his work. Whether you're a fan of realist art, interested in American culture, or simply intrigued by the moodiness of Hopper\u2019s world, this video offers a fascinating insight. Watch now to uncover the quiet genius of Edward Hopper and the stories behind his hauntingly beautiful art.
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\nHow did Hopper's experiences in Europe influence his work, particularly his feelings on Cubism?
\nHow does Hopper's use of light and shadow create a sense of mood and drama?
\nWhat kind of narrative is often implied in his paintings of everyday scenes?
\nWhat is the significance of the settings he chose, such as New York City and Cape Cod?
\nWhat notable filmmaker was inspired by Hopper's painting House by the Railroad?
\nDid Hopper work primarily from real-life subjects or from imagination and memory?
\nHow did Hopper's personal experiences, such as his height and introverted personality, potentially influence his themes of isolation?
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Tom Waits Interviews from "The Beauty of The Mysterious," a Robert Wilson ARTE Documentary
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\nTom Waits sat down for a rare interview to talk about the stage director Robert Wilson in the recent French\/German ARTE documentary; "The Beauty of the Mysterious".
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\nWaits has collaborated with Wilson in three theatre plays; The Black Rider (1990), Alice (1992) and Woyzeck (2000). This interview is a retrospective on that collaboration.
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\nWaits wrote the music for these plays and later featured some of the music in arrangements recorded for the studio albums; The Black Rider (1993) (from the play of the same name), Alice (2002) (from the play of the same name) and Blood Money (2002) (from the play Woyzeck).
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\n"We look back at more than half a century of mysterious artistic creation while trying to crack a unique artistic code. Why are people moved to tears when Robert \u201cBob\u201d Wilson puts minimalistic petrol pumps into a production of Shakespeare\u2019s sonnets? Why does merciless repetition change our understanding of something? Together with Tom Waits, Willem Dafoe or Marina Abramovi\u0107 we trace back our own experience of Bob\u2019s art. Is it true what Philipp Glass the collaborator of the milestone piece \u201cEinstein on the Beach\u201d laughingly and with apparent pleasure exclaims \u201cwhat does it mean? It doesn\u2019t mean anything!\u201d?"
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\nProducer \u2013 Lucie Tamborini
\nProducer \u2013 Maria Willer
\nProducer \u2013 Bernhard von H\u00fclsen
\nEditor \u2013 Nina M\u00fchlenkamp
\nEditor \u2013 Imke Koseck
\nDoP \u2013 Christoph Valentien
\nWriter \u2013 Carl von Karstedt
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\nGregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters Official Trailer #1 (2012) - Documentary Movie HD
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\nAn acclaimed photographer with the eye of a filmmaker, Gregory Crewdson has created some of the most gorgeously haunting pictures in the history of the medium. His meticulously composed, large-scale images are stunning narratives of small-town American life\u2014moviescapes crystallized into a single frame. While the photographs are staged with crews that rival many feature film productions, Crewdson takes inspiration as much from his own dreams and fantasies as the worlds of Alfred Hitchcock, David Lynch, Edward Hopper and Diane Arbus. Crewdson's imagery has also infiltrated the pop culture landscape\u2014including his inimitable Six Feet Under ads and Yo La Tengo album art. Shot over a decade with unprecedented access, Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters beautifully bares the artist's process\u2014and it's as mesmerizing and riveting as the images themselves.
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In our latest 60-second guide, Tim Marlow introduces Edward Hopper \u2013 the American realist painter whose depictions of life in early 20th-century America are some of the most distinctive and recognisble in art history. See his work at the RA in \u2018America after the Fall: Painting in the 1930s\u2019 until 4 June 2017: http:\/\/www.royalacademy.org.uk\/exhibition\/america-after-the-fall
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Video-essay on David Lynch and his love of art that shines through in all of his work. I compared scenes from Twin Peaks, Eraserhead and Blue Velvet to paintings of Rene Margritte, Edward Hopper, Arnold B\u00f6cklin and Francis Bacon.
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Join us as we explore the extraordinary work of Trent Parke, the first Australian photographer to become a full member of Magnum Photos. Renowned for his poetic, darkly humorous, and deeply evocative images, Parke transforms ordinary moments into surreal and emotionally charged scenes. In this video, we delve into his unique approach to street and documentary photography, his masterful use of light and shadow, and the powerful narratives he weaves through his images\u2014offering an emotional and psychological portrait of Australia and the human experience.
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L'interminabile faccia a faccia di Edward Hopper con la tela bianca si concludeva pi\u00f9 o meno una volta l'anno, con la realizzazione di un nuovo quadro. Attraverso rari documenti d'archivio, il film racconta la vita e l'opera di Hopper e il suo continuo intrecciarsi con la storia sociale, politica e culturale dell'America del XX secolo.
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\nEdward Hopper (1882\u20131967) painted Rooms by the Sea in 1951 on Cape Cod, in the place he knew best: the studio in his house in the dunes. This agreeable-looking summer scene makes some viewers feel unsettled\u2014a reaction that the artist intended. This lecture examines how Hopper composed the picture from his familiar surroundings and proposes some of the ideas that he may have meant to convey. Generously sponsored by the Martin A. Ryerson Lectureship Fund. Followed by a reception.
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One of the great film and artist documentaries, directed by Henning Lohner and Ariane Riecker - made for ARTE TV channel. Fantastic candid access to Dennis Hopper - a great portrait of a fascinating actor, director and visual artist. Subscribe for more stuff like this!
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O tym jak Edward Hopper malowa\u0142 samotno\u015b\u0107(?) i o tym jak wp\u0142yn\u0105\u0142 na najbardziej wp\u0142ywowego re\u017cysera XX wieku.
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\nG. Levin, Edward Hopper: An Intimate Biography - https:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Edward-Hopper-Biography-Gail-Levin\/dp\/0847829308
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\nEdward Hopper: Blank Canvas - https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=qk7nL27BxNg
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\nOral history interview with Edward Hopper, 1959 June 17 - https:\/\/www.aaa.si.edu\/download_pdf_transcript\/ajax?record_id=edanmdm-AAADCD_oh_212743
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\nVolvemos al arte y la pintura para descansar de la filosof\u00eda hardcore. En este documental sobre Edward Hopper, el pintor norteamericano por excelencia, encontrar\u00e1s un detallado contexto y una buena recopilaci\u00f3n de im\u00e1genes, as\u00ed como una explicaci\u00f3n de su obra y pensamientos desde los textos autobiogr\u00e1ficos del artista. \u00bfCu\u00e1l es tu obra favorita de Hopper?<\/p>\n \n

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Discover the secrets behind Edward Hopper's most iconic and enigmatic works. See how his marriage to artist Josephine Hopper shaped his art.
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Kodachrome didn't just disappear\u2014it took a piece of photography's soul with it. For decades, this film defined the look of the 20th century, trusted by legends like Steve McCurry and William Eggleston. But today, we miss it for the wrong reasons. It wasn't just about the reds or the teal skies. It was about the discipline it forced upon us. In this video, we explore the rise and fall of Kodachrome and why its tough love constraints (ISO 64, no review screen) made us better photographers than digital ever could.
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\nWe explore Kodachrome's history: from the brutal K-14 development process that created its archival longevity to the specific mindset of pre-visualization it demanded. We discuss why the convenience of digital cameras leads to decision paralysis and how we can reclaim the intentionality of the Kodachrome era, even if we shoot digital today.
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\n00:00 Kodachrome Is Not Just About the Colors
\n01:14 THE RISE OF KODACHROME: Rewiring Color Photography
\n03:08 THE LOOK OF KODACHROME: Why You Can't "Preset" Chemistry
\n03:35 THE K-14 PROCESS: The Brutal Chemistry Behind the Look
\n05:04 THE FALL OF KODACHROME: Why Convenience Killed Kodachrome
\n06:59 WHAT WE LOST: The Discipline of Constraints
\n08:40 THE DIGITAL TRAP: Why We Overshoot Today
\n10:28 Skillshare: Finding Ikigai in Photography
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Edward Hopper\u2019s work is the most recognisable art in America \u2013 popular, praised, and mysterious. Countless painters, photographers, filmmakers and musicians have been influenced by his art \u2013 but who was he, and how did a struggling illustrator create such a bounty of notable work?
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\nThis new film takes a deep look into Hopper\u2019s art, his life, and his relationships. From his early career as an illustrator; his wife giving up her own promising art career to be his manager; his critical and commercial acclaim; and in his own words \u2013 this film explores the enigmatic personality behind the brush\u2026
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\u00c9mouvantes images de Edward Hopper dans son atelier en 1965. On y voit sa femme peintre et mod\u00e9le Josephine Verstille Nivison dans l'atelier de Washington Square \u00e0 New York. Images du couple peignant et se promenant. Ces images ont \u00e9t\u00e9 film\u00e9es deux ans avant la mort du grand peintre.<\/p>\n \n

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\n\t\t\tEdward Hopper dans son atelier<\/span>\n\t\t<\/p>\n\t\n\t\t\t

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Theatrical lighting designer Jennifer Tipton discusses the use of light in three paintings by Edward Hopper, on view in Hopper Drawing (May 23--October 6, 2013).<\/p>\n \n

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\n\t\t\tJennifer Tipton on Edward Hopper<\/span>\n\t\t<\/p>\n\t\n\t\t\t

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