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The ‘huge and intimate’ exhibition that lets you into the mind of an influential artist

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 20 October 2026 at 4:34 pm

The ‘huge and intimate’ exhibition that lets you into the mind of an influential artist

David Hockney died in June, but he lives on in this definitive and immersive display that opens this week.

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