She left London because her paintings felt hopelessly unfashionable compared with the work of the YBA’s. Now she’s back with a blockbuster show – and the world has come round to her point of view
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Edward Enninful: ‘Britain feels less tolerant now than we were in the 90s’ ⊕⊕
The former British Vogue editor reflects on his early years in London, the importance of celebrating diversity and why he takes comfort in the younger generation
When Edward Enninful was scouted on th…
6 months ago
Triple Trouble: Fairey, Hirst, Invader review – the most revolting visual soup imaginable ⊕
Newport Street Gallery, London
Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst and Invader join forces to make an exhibition that’s so bad, it’s like walking in on a crime scene
You’ve heard of the best of both worlds, …
10 months ago
Artist Damien Hirst says he rejected a knighthood because he 'never felt comfortable with the idea' ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Reportedly worth £308 million, Hirst forged the Young British Artist (YBA) art scene of the 1990s and shot to fame after displaying sharks and other animals suspended in formaldehyde.
13 months ago
‘He said I sounded hysterical’: Celia Paul on lover Lucian Freud, his cold friends and the ‘devastating’ YBAs ○
In prose and in paint, the great artist Celia Paul is exorcising the ghosts of her past – from the cruelties of her lover Freud, to his offhand cohorts, and the YBA revolution that declared painting …
The Violet Hour by James Cahill review – art, secrets and lies ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The Tiepolo Blue author’s impressive second novel is an enthrallingly intricate portrait of the art world
James Cahill’s first novel, Tiepolo Blue, charted the sexual liberation and psychic disintegra…
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