In 1999, David Hockney was surveying the drawings of French Neoclassicist Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres at London’s National Gallery when an uncanny feeling crept over him. The graphite works were too ...

When English painter David Hockney first flew into Los Angeles in the early 1960s, he was struck by the aerial view of bright blue swimming pools scattered across the city. “In England, a swimming ...

British artist David Hockney is celebrated for his innovative approaches to portraiture, landscapes and photography. A new exhibition at the Palm Springs Art Museum, “David Hockney: Perspective Should ...

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“Art is the highest thing we do in society. It touches us in ways, conscious and unconscious,” collector Jordan D. Schnitzer, a real estate magnate whose family has been at the forefront of Portland’s ...

Artist David Hockney has ridden many technological waves. While his mark-making has remained resolutely painterly, he has challenged the practice of painting. He was an early adopter of ...

Metro Detroiters: If you haven’t visited Grand Rapids in a while, you should soon. The Grand Rapids Art Museum is hosting a massive exhibition of prints by David Hockney, a British fine artist known ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The painting’s owner, who was not identified by the BBC, said his grandfather met a young Hockney while working at a train station ...

The artist has stitched together 100 iPad paintings into a vast digital frieze – but the results risk undermining the pleasure in simple beauty which was his great gift to British art David Hockney ...

An unrepentant lifetime smoker, David Hockney, 87, wheezes from respiratory difficulties. He sleeps during some of the day and is watched over by round-the-clock nurses. His deafness, the first signs ...

Light and magic are closely associated with movies and cinema, but as a new London exhibition called David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away) proves, it can equally apply to art.