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Edward Hopper (1882–1967),

Early Sunday Morning , 1930.

Oil on canvas, 35 3/16 x

60 1/4 in. (89.4 x 153 cm).

Whitney Museum of American

Art, New York; purchase

with funds from Gertrude

Vanderbilt Whitney 31.426

Modern Life:

Edward Hopper and His Time

Through April 10, 2011

Also on view:

Paul Thek:

Diver, A Retrospective

Through J anuary 9, 2011

Charles LeDray:

workworkworkworkwork

Through February 13, 2011

Whitney Museum of American Art

Madison Ave at 75th St

(212) 570-3600 whitney.org

Open Wed–Sun

to 77th Street

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NYC Official Visitor Guide

A Letter from the Mayor

Dear Friends:

Winter is a great time to visit New York City. You can bundle up and stroll

through a peaceful, snow-covered Central Park. Or you can share a hot

chocolate and a hearty meal with family and friends at one of our many

cafes and restaurants. Whether you’re the kind of person who likes the

chilly outdoors or prefers to stay inside until spring, there’s something

exciting to explore everywhere throughout the five boroughs.

Take the subway to one of our City’s historic neighborhoods; from Astoria

to Cobble Hill, from Greenwich Village to Riverdale, there’s the local fare,

with tastes from every world culture and one-of-a-kind shops and

boutiques that give New York its unique character.

If the weather gets too cold, you can step into one of the many New York

institutions that offer an entertaining and educational look at historical

and artistic treasures. Brush up on Greek and Roman history in the mag-

nificent Metropolitan Museum of Art; check out a Van Gogh or Picasso

in the Museum of Modern Art; or visit a Chelsea gallery or two to discover

the next big thing. Once you’ve warmed up, head back outside to go ice

skating at Rockefeller Center, or shop for gifts at one of the many markets

that pop up in our City’s parks and plazas every winter.

The winter also includes a number of outstanding events that are not to

be missed—and that happen only here in New York City. The year 2011

marks the 350th anniversary of the founding of Staten Island, and cultural

institutions throughout the City are celebrating this milestone. Carnegie

Hall, one of the world’s most famous arts and culture venues, is com-

memorating its 120th year. And the MCC Theater Youth Company, which

encourages after-school students to write and perform their own work,

is celebrating 10 years of its free educational outreach program—so be

sure to catch the stars of tomorrow as they make their showbiz debuts.

Whatever you choose to do, we’re certain you’ll agree there’s no better

place to vacation than New York City, the number-one tourist destination

in the United States. Enjoy your stay with us—and come back again soon!

Sincerely,

Michael R. Bloomberg

Mayor

2 NYC & Company | Official Visitor Guide

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