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06JUL 2016

21SEP 2016

David Hockney Private View

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About

David Hockney returns to the Royal Academy of Arts with a remarkable new body of work. Embracing portraiture with a renewed creative vigour, he offers an intimate snapshot of the LA art world and the people who have crossed his path over the last two years.

We would like to welcome you to join us for a private morning viewing of the exhibition before the gallery opens to the public.

There are two dates available, 6th July and 21st September with viewings from  8- 9am or 9 - 10am.

Please register below and select the most convenient time slot.

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Date and Venue

06JUL 2016

Royal Academy of Art, The Sackler Wing, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, , W1J 0BD
Agenda
  • 8am Private view session
  • 9am Private view session
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21SEP 2016

Royal Academy of Arts The Sackler Building, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD
Agenda
  • 8am Private view session
  • 9am Private view session
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