British artist David Hockney, a leading figure in contemporary art and a key name in the Pop art movement, has died at 88, multiple outlets report. His publicist announced his death, and Channel NewsAsia and other reports say he died at his London home. Born in Bradford, Hockney is widely described as one of the most influential and defining artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, known for vivid colour and a broad range of work that included painting and drawing, as well as photo-based collage. Several sources highlight his prominence as a Pop art pioneer in the 1960s and his ability to translate the world around him into striking visual imagery. BBC and other coverage describe his life and career through his images and legacy. CBS notes he spent time in California, reflecting the international scope of his career. Outlets also say he continued working and exhibiting up to his death, portraying him as an artist who remained engaged with experimentation throughout his later years.