Art historian Inger Houbak takes a morning look at David Hockney, one of the most important artists of our time. Her lecture covers his earlier works on gay identity, his years under the Californian sky, and the vivid landscapes he painted in his native Yorkshire, which brought new energy to a genre that had seemed worn out.
The talk also considers how Hockney's experiments with space and flat surfaces widened perspective and changed how we understand art.
