(10 Apr 2025)
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Paris, France – 7 April 2025
1. Wide of exhibition (left to right) “The Room, Tarzana” (1967), “A Bigger Splash” (1967) and “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)” (1972) by David Hockney
2. Various of “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)” (1972) by David Hockney
3. Close up, zoom out of “A Bigger Splash” (1967) by David Hockney
4. Wide pan of iPad painting print “27th of April 2020, No. 1” (2020) to “27th of March 2020, No. 1” (2020), and smaller prints of iPad paintings from 2020 by David Hockney
5. Wide of “27th of March 2020, No. 1” (2020) and smaller prints of iPad paintings from 2020 by David Hockney
6. Tilt down of prints of iPad paintings from 2020 by David Hockney
7. Various of Sir Norman Rosenthal, former head of the Royal Academy of Arts, guest curator of the exhibition, posing for photographer in front of “27th of April 2020, No. 1” (2020) by David Hockney
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Norman Rosenthal, former head of the Royal Academy of Arts, guest curator of the exhibition:
(on working with David Hockney to put on this show)
“We’ve done, I think a spectacular show, a spectacular can be good, it can be bad, but I think it is basically incredible. And we’re very, very, very happy with it. And David, above all, David, the artist who’s now 87 years old, quite fragile in his body, but amazingly clear in his mind and is still painting every day.”
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Paris, France – 3 April 2023
9. Wide push-in of flower portraits series (2021) flanking “25th of June, Looking at the Flowers (framed)” (2022) by David Hockney
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Paris, France – 7 April 2025
10. Various of “25th of June, Looking at the Flowers (framed)” (2022) by David Hockney
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Magdalena Gemra, part of curating team of Hockney 25 at the Fondation Louis Vuitton:
“The exhibition’s heart is really the practice of the last 25 years. And here we present a number of pieces that have never been shown and never exhibited, and some also because they’ve come straight off the artist’s easel, such as the most recent portraits of his nurses that we present in the following room, or the very last self-portrait that David painted in London and finished just at the beginning of this year.”
12. Various of Magdalena Gemra, part of curating team of Hockney 25 at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, looking at “Frank Gehry, 24th, 25th February, 2016” and other works from the series “82 Portraits and I still Life, 2013-2016” by David Hockney
13. Wide of works from the series “82 Portraits and I still Life, 2013-2016” by David Hockney including (middle row left to right) art experts and curators “Donatien Grau, 14th December 2023 (2023), “Sir Norman Rosenthal, 20th July 2024 (2024), British recording artist “Harry Styles, 31st of May 2022” (2022), tilt up to recent portraits of David Hockney’s private nurses wearing blue scrubs “Lewis Dube, 18th January 2025” (2025) and “Sonia Mathews”
14. Close of recent portraits of David Hockney’s private nurses wearing blue scrubs “Lewis Dube, 18th January 2025” (2025) and "Sonia Mathews"
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Magdalena Gemra, part of curating team of Hockney 25 at the Fondation Louis Vuitton:
“We do have the incredible, iconic pieces: “A Bigger Splash”, “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, “Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy” and "A Bigger Grand Canyon", as well as other iconic works. We also present several pieces from the 1960s that have either never been shown, as “Boy About to Take a Shower”, or that have rarely been shown.”
16.Various of “Portrait of My Father” (1955) by David Hockney
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