Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) 1971
It does not have the same charm as seeing it in situ. We know. Although enjoying this 360º video on the largest retrospective of the British artist from your computer has a plus: **You will walk through his works hand in hand with Chris Stephens, the curator of the David Hockney exhibition **, which can be seen at Tate Britain until next May 29. The British presenter Sara Cox is in charge of conducting the interview.
Painting, drawing, photography and video. The show celebrates Hockney's art across the board through some of his most famous works, presented in chronological order to understand how past work lies at the roots of his current work. David Hockney is a compendium of portraits of his family and friends, of self-portraits, of the mythical images of the swimming pools of Los Angeles , of the landscapes of Yorkshire and of recent works that had not been shown to date.
Red Pots in the Garden. Year 2000
"It has been a pleasure to revisit work I did decades ago, including some of my earliest paintings. Many of them are like old friends to me. With this exhibition, we are looking back on a lifetime, and I hope that, like me, people enjoy seeing how the roots of my new and recent work can be found in the evolution of years and years" , explained the artist in a press release.
After his visit to London, the exhibition that has been organized in collaboration with the Center Pompidou in Paris and the Metropolitan in New York, will travel to these two cities. You can enjoy it from now on.