Alex Burchmore
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- Sep 15, 2026
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David Hockney: Portraits in Print reveals lesser-known aspects of the celebrated artist (opens the original)
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I first fell under the spell of David Hockney’s prints as a student of printmaking and life drawing. Australia had been my home for only a few years and I found a key to my experience of movement and growth in the series A Rake’s Progress (1961–63), completed after Hockney’s first journey from London to New York and back. There was something about images such as The Arrival – with its promise of a new world, etched in floral plumes of red ink and spidery black lines dancing on the edge of incohe
‘Adaptive reuse’: how contemporary artists reuse and recycle objects to be born again (opens the original)
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The buildings we call home, the things we use every day, and the technologies we depend on would quickly become useless without constant repair and maintenance. Recycling and reuse can also be an essential stimulus for invention and innovation. They force us to look at things differently and experiment with novel solutions to familiar problems. Artists are often at the forefront of such experimentation. French modernist Marcel Duchamp made reuse a central part of his practice when he selected ev
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