ARTISTS · DAVID HOCKNEY

A sleeping dog was enough too

A look at a career that never stopped working with light, intimacy and the act of looking.

David Hockney kept producing for more than six decades. Pools, portraits, dogs, technology and a visual curiosity that never became comfortable.

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STORIES

Stories that change when you look again

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Standing Male Nude from the Back, with a Smaller Sketch, drawing by Otto Greiner from 1892

STORIES

The lost work that was never really lost

A drawing considered lost for decades had continued to exist, changing hands and crossing borders.

Claudius Tazza, Renaissance gilt-silver cup

STORIES

For centuries, no one knew who was who

Twelve emperors, twelve cups and an identity problem that lasted for centuries.

ARTISTS

Profiles, works and ways of seeing

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Francisco de Goya

Modernity ahead of its time.

Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven

The woman who lived Dada.

David Hockney

A sleeping dog was enough too.

ART

Museum of Bad Art: the museum of second looks

What happens when a work that seemed simply bad makes us look again? MOBA turned that question into a collection.

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Lucy in the Field with Flowers, Museum of Bad Art

CITIES

Cities tell stories too

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BILBAO · SPAIN

Bilbao

Iron, water, art and a second life.

DETROIT · UNITED STATES

Detroit

Engines, scars and a city that kept creating.

INTERVIEWS

In their own words

Conversations with artists and creators about process, decisions, uncertainty and work, without turning the interview into an automatic questionnaire.

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