David hockney artist

L.A. Louver gallery presents David Hockney: iPhone and iPad Drawings, 2009-12. Works by David Hockney.

An exhibition of David Hockney’s works of the past decade is immersive and often mesmerising.

Thanks to his sharp wit and turn of phrase, the British artist’s voice is almost as distinctive as his line. A new book introduced by the art critic Martin Gayford gathers his musings on art, life, nature, creativity and more

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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston on Instagram: "After leaving home for art school in London during the early 1960s, and spending subsequent years in Los Angeles—where he became famous for painting glamorous, backyard pools—#DavidHockney returned to Yorkshire, with its rolling hills and verdant vistas, in the late 1990s. Revisiting the lush countryside of his youth reinforced his connection to the landscape and delight in the ways a once-familiar view of home could evoke new beginnings for an…

The artist pops in from Normandy to talk us through a show of his great paintings, discuss his old hometown Bradford becoming City of Culture – and reveal why Harry Styles was tricky to paint

David Hockney (British, b. 1937) has produced some of the most vividly recognizable and influential works of the twentieth century. Hockney gained notoriety in his mid-twenties, after receiving the Gold Medal from London’s Royal College of Art, and he quickly became one of the defining figures of the British Pop Art movement. In the late 1960s Hockney relocated to California and established himself as a prolific figurative and landscape artist. He is perhaps best recognized for the works he…

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A Bigger Splash, Tate Modern's sprawling survey of painting and performance art featuring Hockney, Pollock and Klein, is a fascinating, messy, and entertaining show, writes Richard Dorment.

David Hockney uses what’s handy for his painting experiments, whether it’s the crystal-clear swimming pools of his adopted Los Angeles, the gloomy countryside of his native England, his iPad, or the comforting features of the people around him.