London’s Tate Modern will be transformed by a vast David Hockney exhibition in 2027 to celebrate the artist’s 90th birthday
By Jordan Bassett
Published on March 20, 2026.
London's Tate Modern is set to host a massive exhibition of David Hockney in 2027 to celebrate the artist's 90th birthday. The exhibition will be part of Tate's 2027 programme and precede Tate Britain's retrospective in the autumn. The Turbine Hall in London will be transformed into an immersive opera experience, projected onto the walls of the iconic space. The Tate will also feature over 200 artworks tracing the artist’s seven-decade career.
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