About Hockney’s Normandy Landscapes
For several years, David Hockney has lived and worked in Normandy, producing vibrant, seasonal landscapes using both traditional media and digital tools like the iPad. Showcased in major international exhibitions- from Rouen to Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton- these works reflect his ongoing fascination with light, perspective, and the rhythm of nature. His series ‘The Arrival of Spring in Normandy’ (2020) reveals an artist in full creative bloom. Working swiftly on his iPad, Hockney captured the changing seasons- blossom-laden trees, vibrant greens, and shifting light.
Exhibition Highlights
- A major new exhibition of David Hockney’s Normandy, installed as a custom-built 17-meter display exclusively for MODO’s expanded three-floor space- a bold meeting of scale, colour, and innovation.
- A curated conversation surrounding Hockney’s fearless exploration of media.
- A dedicated Moon installation, featuring Hockney’s Moon iPad drawings and glowing moons that illuminate the gallery.
MODO is keen to establish Cambridge as a vibrant destination for serious art. Through our work with Art and Culture Education CIC (Ace CIC) we’re also committed to making art more accessible and equitable for students and teachers.
MODO specialises in David Hockney exclusively as an independent contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Cambridge, we’re proud to invite you to be part of our exciting exhibitions and events. Every exhibition held at MODO hangs works for all level of collector, works from £250 to over £1,000,000 are available. Inclusion and enjoyment of the gallery space is our priority, we are proud of our friendly and laid-back gallery culture. The gallery is open to everyone from 11am – 6pm daily (closed Wednesday).
We look forward to meeting you!
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