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by Juliana Roth “I like the reclaimed horse car–or house made out of ex-moving van. Something with a smack of adventure about it,” Gail...
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Arts
by Juliana Roth In reviewing Edward Hopper’s body of artwork, it’s important to consider how his whiteness permitted his voyeurism. Hopper lived from 1882-1967,...
Mario Cuomo Bridge
by Mike Hays Like eating ice cream too fast, Nyack’s (and the Hudson River Valley’s) shared user path, the Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge (MCB)...
Arts
by Juliana Roth March 5th, 1928: “I have just begun to use my typewriter again so here goes a note to you. Perhaps when...
Arts
by Juliana Roth We might assume the ways Edward Hopper’s Baptist upbringing influenced his relationship to desire. Nicolas Cendo of Musée Cantini facilitated the...
News
by Juliana Roth Nyack, NY, where Edward Hopper lived until he moved to Manhattan at nearly thirty years old, was one of the first...
History
by Mike Hays Before climate change spoiled the formation of deep ice on local ponds and rivers, children would gather on weeknights and weekends...
Arts
by Art Gunther Edward Hopper, the famous American realist painter, could not have reached this marbled 1858 doorknob in his childhood bedroom until a...
Arts
by Bill Batson Are you thirsty for history? Have a person on your holiday gift list with an appetite for art and culture? Nyack...
Nyack People & Places
by Mike Hays Twins? Sisters? Cousins? Two three-story commercial buildings located in Upper Nyack and Nyack nearly one mile apart and built some 135...