Tracey Emin Art

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Tracey Emin‘s Bed Lego “Art” Model Brought To You By TheUnTiTlEdUnKnOwN Also on – www.saatchionline.com Using -Digital Design iMovie

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Short rant on the phrase “I’d like to see you do better” and modern art.

¿Prostitución? Performance by Ambar Servin “Nit de l’Art”, Spain, 2009 Making reference to 12 of the most prestigious figures in contemporary art from Damien Hirst to Marina Abramoviç, the artist´s performance “¿PROSTITUCIÓN?” investigates the basic fact of many artists day to day reality — how to survive and move forward. By revealing the word prostitución in their names and making a final question (What does the artist who doesn´t sell him/herself) live of?) at the end, the artist challenges the audience to spark off a debate about the art world. While creating a dizzying diverse dialogue of confessional and melancholic veracity, “¿PROSTITUCIÓN?” subtly questions the boundaries between art and life. By use of an alter ego, the “Bambi,” Ambar Servin makes a statement of her position as a young emerging artists cutting a path for herself through the wild forest that is the art world.

Artist Tracey Emin, born and brought up in Margate, gives her particular take on the town’s Turner Contemporary gallery, which she opened on 16 April, 2011. www.kent.gov.uk http

Renound artist Tracey Emin appears on the BBC radio programme Desert Island Discs, hosted by Kirsty Young.

A delve into some revolutionary and simply breath taking works of art that are currently revolutionary in the art world of today and now. Although not completely stuckist we do consider that art as become a big joke and as conned society into making out that such simple superficial are deep masterpieces. One could even sell a turd in a gallery and this comical yet informative video explores the multi media aspects of today’s insanely stupid work. More to come.

shocktube.net | Opening reception of the exhibition Tracey Emin. 20 Years at the Kunstmuseum Bern (Museum of Fine Arts) in Bern, Switzerland. With statements by Tracey Emin and curator Kathleen Bühler.

Tracey Emin join us for this special lunch time talk with ICA Director Gregor Muir to discuss her recent collaboration with Louise Bourgeois, future projects and the changing shape and new directions of culture in the 21st century.