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MY GIANT COLOURING BOOK – Jake & Dinos Chapman & YOUTURN artist’s @ Campbell Works Gallery – 2008 Videography by Jason Gleeson @audiovisualwelding.com

www.vernissage.tv | During Art 41 Basel in June 2010, the British artist Billy Childish created a lot of buzz with the presentation of his paintings at the gallery Neugerriemschneider (Berlin). It seems that with this exhibition at an art fair, the cult figure Billy Childish finally reached the attention of the mainstream art lover. From the art magazines’ coverage of the fair (Art Newspaper, Trent Fine Art Advisory, NYT T Magazine Blog, Tagesspiegel, Monopol, Die Welt etc.), we know that he “still managed to find time to take tea with Bianca Jagger who purchased one of his paintings”, and that “collectors such as Francesca von Habsburg fell prey to his works”. The press compared his “van Gogh-on-acid paintings” to works by Nolde and Munch, that he sold one “to go-painting” “after the other”, and that he “seems incompatible with his time”. And they didn’t forget to mention that he had a relationship with artist Tracey Emin and was a co-founder of the Stuckism art movement. Just a few steps away from the fair, Billy Childish had another presentation in a space that felt like a parallel universe. Titled “Bomb Grammar”, the presentation at Florian Kutzli’s and Betty Leirner’s “La Maison de la Poésie” is focused on Billy Childish’s poetic and polemic text-based works. VernissageTV recorded a conversation between Billy Childish and Neal Brown at La Maison de la Poésie. This video is an excerpt. The full-length version is available here vernissage.tv See also VernissageTV’s …

www.hotmetrofinds.com Tracey Vitkay shares her views on art at the Russell Art Gallery in Metro Detroit.

The Chapman brothers talk about their latest exhibition at the White Cube gallery, which for the first time they worked separately on. Find out their special message for fellow YBA Tracey Emin! LIKE|COMMENT|SUBSCRIBE WEBSITE: www.crane.tv HUFFINGTON POST www.huffingtonpost.com FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com TWITTER: twitter.com For the best in contemporary culture.

Crane.tv Presents Martin Creed on Mothers. Turner Prize-winning Glaswegian artist Martin Creed gives Crane.tv a preview of his latest work ‘Mothers’ at Hauser & Wirth’s new Savile Row gallery. Here, he tells us why he prefers the city to the country and how he’s been inspired by Ernest Hemingway. To embed visit www.Crane.tv

In this STVDIO ArtBreak, the best of contemporary British art comes to the Art Gallery of South Australia in Saatchi Gallery in Adelaide: British Art Now, open until 23 October 2011. The exhibition is one of AGSA’s largest ever, and brings together the audacious best straight from London‘s internationally acclaimed and totally surprising Saatchi Gallery.

If Hitler was alive today he might be an eccentric and controversial fine artist.

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