Hockney 1853 Gallery
A historic mill building that dates from 1853 and once housed the world's largest factory has been transformed into a gallery housing the world's largest permanent collection of works by Bradford-born artist David Hockney, including his biggest piece, a 295-foot painting depicting the changing seasons of his garden in Normandy during the COVID-19 lockdown. The gallery also sells art materials and art books, plus there's a shopping complex, a café, and a diner on-site.
