Walker members enjoy special access to Hopper Drawing: A Painter’s Process before the galleries open to the public. This major exhibition, which focuses on the interplay between Edward Hopper’s greatest oil paintings and his preparatory drawings, features more than 20 of his landmark paintings alongside sketches and studies. Stop by and join other members to explore the artist’s indelible American images and the motifs—the street, the office, the bedroom, the open road—that he would return to throughout his career.
“I Believe the Secretary”: Women, the Workplace, and Edward Hopper’s Office at Night
"Although Edward Hopper refuses an obvious reading of his painting Office at Night, I found an age-old story, and I take a position: I believe the secretary." Interpretation Fellow Alexandra Nicome reflects on the 1940 classic's resonance in this age of intersectional feminism.
