David Hockney is getting his own dedicated gallery in his home city of Bradford.
“The David Hockney Gallery will house a permanent display of the unrivalled collection of early work owned by the city and will include sketches, paintings, iPad drawings, prints and photographs from Hockney’s life and career, and from when he was living and studying in Bradford,”
the museum said in a statement. Read more over at The Art Newspaper
Living in Colour is one of the largest collections of David Hockney graphics in the
world, consisting of over 150 works, and has never been seen in public before. Works span six decades of the career of Britain’s most celebrated living artist
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