UPCOMING

TRAVEL PAINTINGS: A NOD TO HOPPER

August 12 - September 2, 2024

For over 40 years, Barbara Prey has painted the Maine coast and maintained a studio close to Monhegan, a location famously depicted by Edward Hopper. Both Prey and Hopper have left indelible marks in the realms of watercolors and oil paintings, as evidenced by a recent Hopper Whitney exhibit, and they share a history of early illustration work (Prey contributed to The New Yorker for a decade). Their artistic contributions are distinguished by distinct visions, genders, viewpoints, and sensibilities.