David Hockney

Is the creative process part of art, and where do you draw the line?

Modern British Art is no match for Picasso.

Is the Hockney blockbuster everything it should be?

Another David Hockey show: but this one’s free

This week’s new art, classical music, theatre, dance, opera and exhibition openings

Snoopy, nosey or just plain curious Londoners will be relieved: the Metropolitan Archive Office is to reopen after a revamp. David Hockney has donated some very big trees to the Tate Modern. A senior BNP official plonker would seem to endorse rape. Hold us back, …

Damien Hirst has made the Tate’s Christmas by gifting them 4 of his art works. The infamous cow and calf bisected and suspended in formaldehyde, “Mother and Child Divided” is the Turner Prize winning crowning glory. This is a high profile donation, timed for maximum …

This Day In London’s History 1991: A packed rush hour train carrying over one thousand commuters collides with the buffers at Cannon Street station. At 8:44am on 8th January 1991, the 07:58 train from Sevenoaks failed to stop when pulling into Cannon Street station and …

Can a great artist be a great curator? That’s the question they seem to be asking over at the Alison Jacques Gallery, where David Hockney is about ready to unveil his exhibition of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs. Hockney and Mapplethorpe go way back to the early …