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Edward Hopper exhibition at Palazzo Blu

Overview

A major retrospective titled ‘Edward Hopper: New York e oltre’ is opening at Palazzo Blu in Pisa, running from October 14, 2026, to March 7, 2027. Curated by Barbara Haskell and Caroline Webb from the Whitney Museum of American Art, the exhibition features over 150 works, including oil paintings, drawings, watercolors, and etchings.

This exhibition marks the first in Italy to trace the entirety of Hopper’s life and career through the key locations that shaped his vision, such as Paris, New York, and New England. Notable works on display include ‘Queensborough Bridge’ (1913), ‘Soir Bleu’ (1914), and ‘Cape Cod Sunset’ (1934).

To provide broader context, the collection includes pieces by Hopper’s contemporaries, such as Robert Henri, John Sloan, and Paul Strand. The exhibition is organized into thematic sections to highlight Hopper’s exploration of light, architecture, and the complexities of modern life, often emphasizing themes of isolation, solitude, and alienation through his unique use of sharp geometries and psychological tension.

Entities

Pisa · Palazzo Blu · Edward Hopper · Whitney Museum of American Art · New York

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Palazzo Blu to host major Edward Hopper exhibition in Pisa

    Pisa's Palazzo Blu will host a comprehensive Edward Hopper exhibition from October 2026, featuring over 150 works from the Whitney Museum of American Art.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Edward Hopper exhibition opens at Palazzo Blu in Pisa

    Palazzo Blu in Pisa is hosting a major exhibition of over 150 works by American artist Edward Hopper, exploring his depictions of New York, Paris, and New England through March 7.

  3. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Edward Hopper retrospective opens at Palazzo Blu in Pisa

    The Whitney Museum of American Art presents a major Edward Hopper retrospective at Palazzo Blu in Pisa, featuring over 150 works exploring his career from New York to Paris.

Sources

articolo21.org · exibart.com · imuseidifirenze.it · pisanotizie.it · reportpistoia.com · toscanaoggi.it

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