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Sunday, February 17, 2008
 As a new exhibition surveying the work of Nighthawks artist Edward Hopper goes up at the Art Institute, his biographer Gerry Souter speaks with host Cherie Caswell Dost. Gerry Souter is the author of Edward Hopper: Light and Dark. In it, Souter examines the introspective painter behind some of America's most iconic images. 




 
 
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Gerry Souter  
Host Cherie Caswell Dost sits down with Gerry Souter, author of Edward Hopper: Light and Dark.
Finding Beauty in the Broken  
Gianofer Fields reports on an afterschool program which empowers young artists through graffiti and Alison Cuddy tours the abandoned Brach's factory on the West Side with photographer Eric Holubow.
Where Art Lives  
Cherie Caswell Dost ventures to the Uptown post office to view Henry Varnum Poor’s 1943 murals with patrons and employees. Plus, Gerry Souter examines Edward Hopper's classic Nighthawks painting—both its process and its influence.
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