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Remembering David Hockney

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By Stephanie Barron, modern art
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I met David Hockney on Sunday May 9, 1976, at the afternoon opening of his show Works in the Eye at Nick Wilder’s gallery on Santa Monica Boulevard. Newly arrived in L.A., I was excited to meet this British artist whose images were even then so associated with the public perception of his adopted home—a landscape of sunshine, pools, palm trees, and portraits of his close friends—so many of them notable in their own right.
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50 Works 50 Weeks: Henri Matisse’s “La Gerbe”

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By Stephanie Barron, modern art
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As LACMA prepares for the 2026 public opening of the new David Geffen Galleries, the future home of the museum’s permanent collection spanning a breadth of eras and cultures, we’re sharing 50 iconic artworks that will be on view in the building over the next 50 weeks in the series 50 Works 50 Weeks. Henri Matisse’s ceramic wall piece La Gerbe (1953) has been reinstalled in its new permanent home in the David Geffen Galleries.
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50 Works 50 Weeks: Francis Bacon’s “Three Studies of Lucian Freud”

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By Stephanie Barron, modern art
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As LACMA prepares for the 2026 public opening of the new David Geffen Galleries, the future home of the museum’s permanent collection spanning a breadth of eras and cultures, we’re sharing 50 iconic artworks that will be on view in the building over the next 50 weeks in the series 50 Works 50 Weeks. Francis Bacon, Three Studies of Lucian Freud (detail), 1969, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, gift of Elaine P.
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