like i brought david hockney to one.mokey robinson my favorite. >> let me jump in what did hockney teach them. >> we went to menlo park where 60% of kids are homeless. and david came in. went over to the flower vase. started to do it in front of the kids. we gave them each a tab let. they each picked a thing. and they each duplicated what he was doing on their own. with their own voice. >> right. >> and some of them you couldn't get them involved. some of them did. at the end 30 or 40 kids stood up with these drawings next to david hockney to have their picture taken. we're going to have those enlarged and put them in the building as art and bring in the kids to see the art with david hockney. and david said this is the greatest thing. >> it all started with hockney teaching them how to paint on the tab let. >> and chad smith, chili peppers drummer comes in and teaches how drumming is math. >> i feel it don't just hear it, i feel it coming out of you. at this point of your life given all you've accomplished and accolade

with his shock of blonde hair and wacky glasses, david hockney has become something of an icon.w up here in a modest area, son of working class parents. he won a scholarship to bradford grammar school by the age of 11, his artistic flair was beginning to emerge. drawing was a passion. his cartoons and sketches made frequent appearances in the school magazine. bradford college of art followed, and the new gallery now houses the largest public collection of work from time there. the paintings show everyday scenes in bradford, as he noticed the artistic potential in mundane setting. such as launderette and cafes. usually you come to an art gallery and it's the end product, the art, that you see, but here they have recreated a little corner of david hockney‘s stidop, scenic and sit and imagine all the dirty work that goes on, sometimes for months. there are films, too, showing hockney at work, almost obsessive in his work to capture the season to play it was an obsessive one friend was dying of cancer. if i stay, i will have to do something to keep myself busy a bit and then i reali

the david hockney gallery, at cartwright hall, houses the largest public collection of his early artworksn the 19505. the display also includes family photos and previously unseen footage of him working in his studio. let's ta ke let's take a look at the papers this morning. shall we start with the sun? awarning morning. shall we start with the sun? a warning of a butter shortage. morning, sean. warnings brits face a biggest butter shortage — this would worry me, actually. a shortage by christmas, from the boss of a garage producer, shortage by christmas. why? quite a few reasons, there is a change in viewpoint about what is healthier, margarine or butter, mcdonald's have started using butter — they've got a lot of franchises around the world, haven't a? that's how they have created a little shortage —— they? how they have created a little shortage -- they? the great british bake 0ff has sparked a surge in cake making. that could be it as well. when was the last time you bake a cake? i made an egg custard around seven cake? i made an egg custard around seve n yea rs cake? i made an egg cu

bradford prepares to celebrate the 80th birthday of one of its most famous sons — artist david hockneys all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.

bradford prepares to celebrate the 80th birthday of one of its most famous sons — artist david hockneywe'll be hearing from booker prize nominated author neel mukherjee about his new book. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to wimbledon sportsday, i'm katherine downes. here's a taste of what's coming up tonight. we had four, but could we make it five brits into round three? kyle edmund certainly tried on a hot and humid centre court. no sweat for djokovic. he's through to round three after demolishing adam pavlasek of the czech republic in straight sets. and there was plenty of hot stuff on day four of the championships — we'll bring you the best of the rest. and we'll bring you the rest of the day's sports news, including a great day for the new england cricket captainjoe root. it's been a realjacket off day at wimbledon. temperatures pushing upwards of 30 celsius, and over the last few days the british tennis has been pretty hot. yesterday we would talking about four british players through to the third round for the first time i

the david hockney 6allery, at cartwright hall, houses the largest public collection of his early artworkscludes family photos and previously unseen footage of him working in his studio. david dimbleby is used to dealing with difficult situations as the host of question time, but he was left a little red—faced last night when his alarm on his mobile interrupted the programme to tell him it was ‘time for bed'. you put a fork in the road and we opted for one fork. now we're in this situation, we're all going down that forked... this is my stopwatch saying it's bedtime. carry on. even david dimbleby need some sleep! mine just minejust says, mine just says, its minejust says, its breakfast mine just says, its breakfast time. let's catch up with the sport with jess. johanna konta and andy murray lead british hopes at wimbledon today as they take to the court in the third round. konta, who is now the favourite with some bookmakers, plays maria sakkari of greece and defending champion murray plays italy's fabio fognini on centre court. heather watson is up against former world number one victoria

the david hockney gallery, at cartwright hall, houses the largest public collection of his early artworksway of sunshine out there, but we have got a bit more cloud around compared to yesterday, this is the scene in guernsey, taken by one of our weather watchers, glorious clear sky. a bit more cloud further north, the second weather watcher picture, coming from derbyshire, cloudierskies, watcher picture, coming from derbyshire, cloudier skies, spot of light rain coming through, in the afternoon. generally, north—south split to the weather, through the course of the day, the cloud will drift further south into the afternoon, a few spots of rain across the east of scotland, through northern england. to the south of that, some sunshine holding on. temperatures in the mid—20s, warm and bright into the south—east, 28, 29 in the london region, feeling humid, light breeze, heading north through the midlands, and sunnier spells, returning across northern ireland and north and western parts. we will keep a few spots of showery rainfor we will keep a few spots of showery rain for the likes of aberd