An iPad drawing with rich greens and blues showing a house in the countryside with hay bales in Normandy
Image: David Hockney

David Hockney at Serpentine

  • Art, Digital and interactive
  • Serpentine North, Hyde Park
India Lawrence
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Time Out says

Everybody loves David Hockney. So it’s good news, because more colourful works from the fellow who can’t seem to stop making art will be going on display in London in 2026, this time at the Serpentine North, as the gallery welcomes its first ever Hockney exhibition. Featuring many of his iPad drawings created during lockdown, number of the artist’s recent works will be show, including ‘Moon Room’ which reflects his lifelong interest in the cycle of light and time passing, and ‘A Year in Normandy’, a ninety-metre-long frieze, inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry, showing the change of seasons at the artist’s former studio in Normandy. 

Details

Address
Serpentine North
West Carriage Drive
Kensington Gardens
London
W2 2AR
Transport:
Tube: Lancaster Gate/South Kensington

Dates and times

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