David Hockney Exhibit at Palm Springs Art Museum Showcases Iconic Works Through March 31

PALM SPRINGS – A must-see art exhibition has arrived at the Palm Springs Art Museum, featuring an extensive collection of David Hockney’s works, generously loaned by renowned art collector Jordan Schnitzer. Running through March 31, this exhibition is the largest the museum has ever hosted, celebrating Hockney’s iconic landscapes and bold artistic style.

Schnitzer, a longtime supporter of the arts and a frequent visitor to the desert, has amassed one of the largest private collections of prints and paintings. His passion for sharing art extends beyond museum walls—his foundation is bringing in 3,000 grade school students from Coachella Valley schools to experience the exhibit firsthand. Additionally, local artisans from La Quinta are leading weekend art lessons to inspire creativity in young minds.

Schnitzer emphasized the importance of art as a personal experience, especially in today’s fast-paced digital world. “No one can tell you that your opinion isn’t right when you see a work of art,” he said. “It’s a safe place where we can hear an artist’s voice.”

With Hockney’s vibrant, immersive works on display, this exhibit offers a rare opportunity for art lovers of all ages to experience one of the most influential artists of our time. Don’t miss it before March 31!