David Hockney "20 Flowers and Some Bigger Pictures" Pace Gallery in NY 2023

January 13 - February 25, 2023
An exhibition of recent iPad paintings by David Hockney

[@lesterthorpe4190]

Wow , such a great collection 🎉 , I think Hockney is now an international “treasure” !

[@josearcas3023]

Sorry for my audacity... this exhibition seemed to me a farewell with praise for the simple world of Nature and color, always triumphant and personal by David Hockney, as it has been for years, but with a concession to future generations in which brushstrokes, like a last veiled message, a request to open your eyes and see what is beautiful in the world. It is a positive message, from the wisdom of the age, perhaps this is what makes me sad as well. I would like to give a hug to this great man who has taught us to approach a new world of colors. (Perdón por mi atrevimiento... esta exposición me pareció una despedida con elogios hacia el mundo sencillo de la Naturaleza y el color, siempre triunfante y personal de David Hockney, como hace desde hace años, pero con una concesión hacia las futuras generaciones en las pinceladas, como un último mensaje velado, una petición de que abran los ojos y miren lo que de hermoso queda en el mundo. Es un mensaje positivo, desde la sabiduría de la edad, quizá sea esto lo que me produce cierta tristeza también. Me gustaría darle un abrazo a este gran hombre que nos ha enseñado a acercarnos a un mundo nuevo de colores.)

[@kambrose1549]

Master of color and light. Love his clean colours and enthusiasm for simple sights!

[@sandyross7525]

Thanks!! I particularly enjoyed when the camera slowed down - and zoomed in - enabling us to take in Hockney's delightful brush strokes.

[@carolinependleton8445]

I love the bigger collage paintings,so colourful and happy,he is such a great artist.

[@user-mj9cd6ji7g]

Bravo ! Lleno de sencillez y color !

[@winstonsmith9740]

There have been very few artists of Hockney's caliber that have been as prolific as him, not to mention a continually evolving style. He is truly amazing.

[@sequoiapoliticaladvisory]

Amazing. Thanks ❤

[@Susan-mw2mq]

I love David Hockney and thank you for this presentation. The background music, not so much.

[@jorge-dominguez]

Muchas gracias, muy agradecido

[@tristanarcelona]

Pretty good. The ninja turtle movie looks a little like your work.

[@mizb.9170]

❤

[@tristanarcelona]

I would like to show at pace gallery

[@cliffdariff74]

Digital prints??

[@annar6430]

What are iPad paintings...how are they created for a canvas?

[@nelsonx5326]

Nice. At 8:40, is that a painting?

[@newyorkgallerywalk8005]

It was not an oil painting. It was the printed Ipad drawing.

[@pietmarks127]

Amazing and no oil paint...

[@cinereus3601]

Digital “art” looks incredible flat (and not in a good way) and soulless.

[@Macfreak40]

It is immaterial to label art as soulless because it is ‘digital.’ Surely any price of art (or true art in its truest form and intent) has soul and should come from one’s soul. Whether the artist ‘chooses’ to work in analogue or digital is moot. Hockney is one of the greatest artists of our time, whether he opts to paint traditionally or to experiment with new technology. Great art should always raise questions and garner opinions.