David Hockney video installation

Published 05/08/2013

David Hockney video installation

Critically acclaimed in the fields of painting, drawing, printmaking and even stage design, David Hockney now presents his first venture into video art, The Jugglers, 18 digital videos synchronised and presented on large screens. Hockney’s video installation debut was unveiled to the public at the Whitney Museum in New York.

Whitney Museum, New York, until 1 September 2013.

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David Hockney. Still from The Jugglers, June 24th 2012, 2012. Eighteen-screen video installation, colour, sound; 9 min. © David Hockney. Image courtesy Hockney Pictures and Pace Gallery.

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