Our gallery in Piccadilly Arcade has joined MODO Cambridge under one name, bringing both galleries together as MODO, part of The Hockney Gallery Ltd.
MODO is an independnet gallery dedicated exclusively to the exhibition, collecting, acquisition and understanding of the work of David Hockney.
MODO is firmly established within the international David Hockney market, sourcing, acquiring and placing works for private collectors, institutions, and significant collections in the UK and worldwide.
Our reach extends across the full spectrum of Hockney's practice. We handle originals, prints, drawings, photographic works, iPad and iPhone works, limited edition and significant secondary market works, with access to exceptional pieces held in private collections. We work discreetely with collectors at every level, while maintaining relationships with important private collections and institutions worldwide.
Many works available to us are never offered on the open market, discretion is an important part of how we operate. For this reason, we do not publish a catlaogue.
Instead, we prefer to know our clients and their collections. We build long-term relationships, understanding what they own, what interests them and what they are looking for, and use our specialist knowledge and network to introduce works that are genuinely relevant to them.
Our specialism in David Hockney inveitably extends beyond the works themselves. David's lifelong investigation into perception, ways of seeing and how we understand the world raises much wider questions about art and human intelligence.
Connect with us: join our curators list or email now@modoart.co.uk
MODO also works closely with Art and Culture Education CIC (ACE CIC), a not-for-profit organisation created to challenge the way art and cognitive thinking are valued in education, industry and the wider economy.
Through our exhibitions, research and public programmes, we explore art not simply as acquisitions, but as a way of seeing, thinking, questioning, and understanding the world differently.
Presented by MODO & ACE CIC: The Cambridge Lectures on Art & Intelligence bring together artists, scientists, researchers, educators and industry thinkers to explore some of the most important questions surrounding human intelligence, industry and the wider economy.
Rooted in David Hockney's lifelong fascination of perception and ways of seeing, the lectures move beyond art itself, connecting questions of human intelligence with science, technology, education, industry, and the future economy.
Conceived as a continuing public enquiry, the series brings different disciplines into the same conversation.
Lectures run each year throughout February.
Discover the Cambridge Lectures 2027