Kim Conaty Books

The book delves into Edward Hopper's profound connection with New York City, showcasing his artistic journey through a collection of paintings, drawings, and prints. It features never-before-published archival materials that illuminate his creative process and the city's influence on his work. This exploration offers insights into Hopper's unique perspective, capturing the essence of urban life and the solitude often depicted in his art.

"The practice of drawing is a unifying thread in the art of Ruth Asawa (1926-2013). Known as a sculptor, which she described as 'almost like drawing in space,' Asawa drew daily and likened it to playing scales for musicians. Ruth Asawa Through Line reveals her wonderfully varied output from the late 1940s to the 1990s. The art of drawing was Ruth Asawa's way to see and understand the world"--Page 4 of cover.