
David Lynch’s first posthumous photography exhibition has opened in Los Angeles
Pace Gallery’s new exhibition brings David Lynch’s photographs, sculpture and object design together in Los Angeles.
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Pace Gallery’s new exhibition brings David Lynch’s photographs, sculpture and object design together in Los Angeles.

David Lynch’s 1986 neo-noir begins with roses and white fences, then follows a severed ear into Lumberton’s violence. Its divided reception remains central to what the film asks of its audience.

Naomi Watts honoured David Lynch while accepting the Donostia Award at the San Sebastián Film Festival.

The 18-part 2017 return uses television’s scale without settling for television’s usual rhythms, extending David Lynch’s interests in uncertainty, repetition and fractured identity.

Last year the David Lynch Foundation hosted a concert celebrating its 10th anniversary. It featured a whole load of artists performing music from Lynch’...