Nottingham art gallery makes a splash with David Hockney and Frances Stark
A visitor inspects A Bigger Splash (1967) in David Hockney's exhibition 1960–1968: A Marriage of Styles Photograph: David Sillitoe/GuardianPeter Getting Out of Nick's Pool (1966) by David HockneyPhotograph: PRMan Taking Shower in Beverley Hills (1964) by David HockneyPhotograph: DAVID HOCKNEY/PR
Alongside famous paintings, Nottingham Contemporary is also exhibiting early drawings by David Hockney Photograph: David Sillitoe/GuardianThe Arrival of a Rake's Progress (1961-63) by David HockneyPhotograph: PRQueer (1960) by David HockneyPhotograph: PRWe Two Boys Together Clinging (1961) by David Hockney Photograph: PRLife Painting for a Diploma (1962) by David HockneyPhotograph: PRAnother painting in David Hockney's exhibitionPhotograph: David Sillitoe/GuardianThe other artist showing is Frances Stark, who – like Hockney – also has roots in LA Photograph: David Sillitoe/GuardianAnd Brrrpptzap the Subject (2004) by Frances StarkPhotograph: PRTo a Selected Theme (2007) by Frances StarkPhotograph: robert wedemeyer/PR
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