Hodgkin joins Alan Yentob – with whom he recently visited India – to consider the many themes that permeate his work, including memory, sensation and process.26.07.2006 Howard Hodgkin’s paintings often appear to be abstract, but he describes himself as ‘a representational painter of emotional situations’. To coincide with his exhibition, Hodgkin joins Alan Yentob – with whom he recently visited India – to consider the many themes that permeate his work, including memory, sensation and process.Supported by TATE ETC.