David Hockney's ‘Paper Trails’ Exhibition to Debut at MAM Shanghai
The largest ever of Hockney’s works on paper.
The Modern Art Museum (MAM) Shanghai is hosting ‘David Hockney: Paper Trails,’ a major exhibition showcasing 110 works on paper by renowned British artist David Hockney. Curated by Shai Baitel, MAM Shanghai’s Artistic Director, and actor-writer Russell Tovey, this exhibition offers an immersive journey into Hockney’s artistic mastery, highlighting his ability to create profound atmospheres through his art. This exhibition, the largest ever of Hockney’s works on paper, presents a captivating survey of his career, from his famous Pool Series and intimate portraits to his recent digital works created on an iPad.
‘Paper Trails’ emphasizes Hockney’s exceptional skill in evoking emotions and shaping moods. Visitors will explore thematic groupings that juxtapose playful and somber moods, examine intimacy and distance, and present fragmented and peaceful perspectives. David Hockney, one of the most influential visual artists of our time, continues to captivate audiences with his innovative and deeply emotional works, solidifying his status as a pioneering figure in contemporary art.
The exhibition will be held at the Modern Art Museum (MAM) Shanghai, open from June 18 to September 10.
Modern Art Museum (MAM) Shanghai
4777 Binjiang Avenue
Pudong New Area, Shanghai