Artwork celebrating spring is to be displayed on the big screen at Bradford’s City Park as part of the Not Just Hockney project.
The work of six more local artists is being shown on the screen this month and next in a daily presentation.
An impressive range of art media will be on display, including watercolour, oils, pastels, collage, pen and ink, and stained glass.
The Not Just Hockney exhibition runs every day at 12.30pm.
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