Howard Hodgkin From London to Hong Kong
In Howard Hodgkin: From London to Hong Kong, we are welcomed into the celebrated painter’s London studio. Narrated by Robin Vousden.
I am a representational painter, not a painter of appearances.
—Howard Hodgkin
Gagosian is pleased to present In the Pink, recent paintings by Howard Hodgkin. This is his first exhibition in Hong Kong.
One of Britain’s most celebrated painters with a career spanning more than fifty years, Hodgkin’s intimate oil-on-panel paintings convey the relationship between hand, eye, and memory that charges process, visual structure, and emotional temperature.
Hodgkin’s compositions are distinctive for the ways in which they bring abstraction and representation, narrative and pure sensation, and past and present into urgent relation. Intimate, thoughtful, and insightful, his paintings suggest great arcs of time and thought.
In Howard Hodgkin: From London to Hong Kong, we are welcomed into the celebrated painter’s London studio. Narrated by Robin Vousden.
Jenny Saville reveals the process behind her new self-portrait, painted in response to Rembrandt’s masterpiece Self-Portrait with Two Circles.
A celebrated collaboration between Sir Howard Hodgkin and choreographer Mark Morris. Nancy Dalva takes us behind the scenes.
In this video interview, National Portrait Gallery senior curator Paul Moorhouse explains how Hodgkin increasingly abstracted what people meant to him, representing people in his pictures through memories, evocations, and feelings.