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L'influence constante de David Hockney (1937-2026) sur Mad Men (2007-2015) #Piscines #SwimmingPools #DavidHockney #MadMen

貍想世界的Jerry市長，動畫版的旋風XDDD

“I don’t reflect too much. I live now. It’s always now” 🩵 David Hockney 1937 - 2026

Y los retratos de sus padres, conmovedores… 1977, 1990

De la toile à l'iPAd en passant par la vidéo, David Hockney aura été le virtuose de tous les supports. Personnellement, un petit faible pour son usage "oxymoral" du Polaroid : à la fois arrêt sur image et décomposition cubiste du mouvement. (Nathan Swimming 1982 photo de 1978)

What is more Anglofuturist, in its own way, than this intentionally humble, instantly emotionally grabbing and recognisable, piece of explicitly digital art?

Most of the obituaries and tributes to David Hockney will, I imagine, focus primarily on his extraordinary craft and brilliance as an artist. Perhaps they might also mention his brilliance as a communicator (he was such a fine writer and speaker). But there was something else rather unique about him too. He was also strikingly honest about the tricks/techniques artists use and used to paint. His book Secret Knowledge is a rather wonderful detective work into how renaissance and Dutch golden age painters used glass and mirrors to help them master perspective. It's a pretty compelling case (see this video clip from a BBC doc he made alongside the book👇) though I'm sure some art historians will raise their eyebrows. Many will be aghast at the notion that greats like Vermeer might have been using lenses and camera obscuras to help them draw and paint. As if it were in some way "cheating". But Hockney was so self-evidently brilliant he was one of the few people who could document this without anyone gainsaying his own talent. There are very few artists, living or dead, who have this degree of self-confidence. Not just to know their craft, but to be bracingly honest about how it works. One other who comes to mind is Paul Simon: not just an extraordinary musician but is also an extraordinary communicator about the tricks and techniques of how to write and perform music. For many great artists, the temptation is to cloak their crafts in mystery, like a member of the magic circle. Hockney wasn't having any of it. So yes, he was a legend in all the obvious ways. But also in a few other less obvious ways as well. RIP.

몇 년 전 서울에서 열렸던 데이비드 호크니 미디어아트전을 보면서 가장 인상적이었던 순간은 화면 가득 그의 수많은 스케치북들이 한 장씩 넘겨지던 장면이었다. 손으로 그리는 그림에 진심이었던 작가. 부고 소식을 들으니 마음 한 구석이 헛헛해지네.

At Hockney’s last big exhibit, they had these excellent little pamphlets for children where they could draw on “his” ipad or pick out the different ways he painted the rain

Desde el Museo Guggenheim Bilbao dedicamos un sentido homenaje a David Hockney, un artista rebelde y esencial que ha dejado una enorme huella en el arte de nuestro tiempo. Gracias, Maestro.

My favorite works will always be Hockney's colored pencil drawings. How anyone can evoke this richness and vibrancy with such an economy of line is beyond me.

Tom Cruise and David Beckham are getting mobbed by #WorldCup fans and Tom and Becks are graciously signing autographs and posing for pics. It’s a scene down here.

happy pride month yall

마침 6월이라 프라이드 플래그랑 영감님 조합 탄생-

they called me a madman for saying tarzan is tom’s favorite of the tgm kids but time has vindicated me!!!!!!!!

David Hockney morreu hoje aos 88 anos e uma das coisas que eu lembrei é o quanto ele amava seus salsichinhas, por causa disso ele tem uma série gigante de quadros só pintando os piticos 🥹🤏

it's usually closer / on your chest #phm #projecthailmary

the shoulder shrug are you kiddinggggggg

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