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Lightroom
12 Lewis Cubitt Square
London
N1C 4DY
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Kings Cross station is 10 minute walk (793 metres)
Age restrictions: All Ages. Child is 5-15. Under 5s go Free.
Opening hours: Sun - Tues: 10am - 7pm (last entry: 5.30pm)Wed: 10am - 12.30pm (last entry)
Pick up point: Please present your voucher to the ticket desk upon arrival at the venueto exchange for your tickets.
Important info: There is level access to the building with lift facilities to all levels. An accessible toilet is available on all 3 levels. By foot, there are 3 flights of stairs down into the show space, and 4 short flights of stairs to exit.There are baby changing facilities in our gender neutral toilets, located in individual cubicles. Baby changing facilities are also available in the accessible toilets.We do not have storage space for luggage, we recommend using luggage storagefacilities at Kings Cross station.There is a free cloakroom for jackets and coats available in the venue.__Disabled Access__Lightroom is fully accessible for wheelchair users, with level entry and lift access to all floors. (Access companions FOC)A number of Sennheiser audio enhancement devices are available for use. If you would like one for your visit, please let us know in advance.Open captions are built in to the show and are visible at all timesSubject to availability, a wheelchair can be borrowed from the venue to use during visit.To arrange for a wheelchair to be available, please email at access@lightroom.uk before your visit
Using large-scale projection in a remarkable new space, David Hockney takes us on a personal journey through sixty years of his art.
Situated in the heart of Londonâs Kingâs Cross, Lightroomâs vast walls and revolutionary sound system enable us to experience the world through Hockneyâs eyes.
His life-long fascination with the possibilities of new media is given vibrant expression in a show that invites us to look more closely, more truly and more joyously.
In a cycle of six themed chapters, with a specially composed score by Nico Muhly and a commentary by the artist himself, Hockney reveals his process to us.
His voice is in our ears as we watch him experimenting with perspective, using photography as a way of âdrawing with a cameraâ, capturing the passing of time in his polaroid collages and the joy of spring on his iPad, and showing us why only paint can properly convey the hugeness of the Grand Canyon.
We join him on his audio-visual Wagner Drive, roaring up into the San Gabriel Mountains, and into the opera house by means of animated re-creations of his stage designs.
From LA to Yorkshire, and up to the present day in Normandy, the show is anunprecedented opportunity to spend time in the presence of one of the great popular geniuses of the art world still innovating, still creating beauty and awe.
âThe world is very very beautiful if you look at it, but most people donât look very much.
They scan the ground in front of them so they can walk, they donât really look at things incredibly well, with an intensity.
I do.
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Lightroom
12 Lewis Cubitt Square
London
N1C 4DY
Kings Cross station is 10 minute walk (793 metres)
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