David Hockney at Salts Mill

Here we are. A large installation – a collage – one of David Hockney’s iPad works. Each of these nine ’tiles’ shows a constantly changing set of views of the same scene at different times, independently of all the others. The full image is in a case of constant flux, always showing a slightly different aspect of the snow scene Hockney was viewing. It’s a bit like those plastic puzzles that I had as a child with 15 tiles and one blank space, so you could move the tiles around till you made a picture. Or not, in my case, usually.

In the absence of actual snow this year, I offer you this snow scene for the week before Christmas, and for Leanne’s Monochrome Madness.

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Author: margaret21

I'm retired and live in North Yorkshire, where I walk , write, volunteer and travel as often as I can.

48 thoughts on “David Hockney at Salts Mill”

    1. David Hockney’s work one way or another seems to be a permanent fixture. I reckon you’d be safe. And in any case, there is so much to enjoy here that your day can easily be filled. If it works out, I’d love to meet you too!

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  17. Love Hockney’s work. First encounter was a private collection in Surrey in 1999. ‘We’ have his impressive ‘Grand Canyon’ at the NGA in Canberra. I also managed to catch his exhibition at The Tate when I was in London in 2017.

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