An exploration of the evolution of David Hockney’s work from his early years to the present day. Throughout his career, Hockney has remained at the forefront of innovation, consistently challenging the status quo and redefining artistic boundaries.

A comprehensive overview of the David Hockney iPad market, tracing the evolution of various series releases up to the time of publication. The article places a particular emphasis on Hockney’s Arrival of Spring series, examining key themes that have shaped the market’s development and trajectory.

In memory of Arturo Di Modica, The New York Times published a tribute to the Sicilian artist, tracing his journey from his penniless arrival in Florence to his rise in New York’s art scene. The article explores his career milestones, culminating in the ambitious projects he was working on in his final years.

Twenty years earlier, writer Christopher Bonas met Sicilian artist Arturo Di Modica at his 54 Crosby Street studio in New York. In this account, he recalls the wild story of Di Modica’s guerrilla-style construction of the studio—built using salvaged materials and excavating two levels underground, all without city approval.