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Curated: Young Bright Things
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27 Jun 2023
See a selection of works by the notorious Young British Artists.
Damien Hirst
H-10 The Empresses
- 2022
- Laminated giclée print on aluminium composite screen printed with glitter
- Varied edition sizes
- Signed by the artist on verso
- 100cm x 100cm
- Sold as a set of 5 or individually for £3,800
£19,000
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Published last year by Heni Editions, Damien Hirst's 'The Empresses' is a new exploration of the butterfly as a symbol of freedom, religion, life and death. The series consists of five laminated giclée prints on aluminium composite, screen printed with glitter, each depicting red and black butterfly wings arranged in a unique kaleidoscope-like pattern. The patterns of the wings appear to transform, capturing the butterflies in moments of directional flight.
Tracey Emin
Curled Up
- 2022
- Lithograph on paper
- Edition of 100
- Signed and numbered by the artist
- 60cm x 76cm
£8,500
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Tracey Emin – Curled Up
"You’ve got more female artists now, who have much higher profiles. But that’s only been over the past 50 years, so we need another 150 years to get the same situation and it’ll be equal for men and women in the art world." – Tracey Emin, Stylist.co.uk, 2015
Tracey Emin
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Gavin Turk
Watercolour Water Bottle
- 2019
- Watercolour on paper
- Original
- Signed by the artist
- 31cm x 24cm
- Sold framed
£3,000
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Buy 'Gavin Turk – Watercolour Water Bottle' with 10 interest free instalments of £300.00
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This series of watercolour works were inspired by the climate change movement, Extinction Rebellion; the crushed water bottles signify the perils of plastic waste.
Rachel Whiteread
Marc Quinn
The Creation of History (Athens, 6 December 2009)
- 2020
- Pigment print on paper
- Edition of 25
- Signed and numbered by the artist
- 60cm x 80cm
- ONLY TWO AVAILABLE
£1,800
£3,000
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Buy 'Marc Quinn – The Creation of History (Athens, 6 December 2009)' with 10 interest free instalments of £300.00
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Marc Quinn – The Creation of History (Athens, 6 December 2009)
This print is derived from a tapestry that was featured at Marc Quinn's inaugural solo exhibit in Berlin in 2015. The exhibit delved into the theme of conflict and its portrayal in mass media. Quinn's fascination with how images take on a life of their own when widely disseminated is evident in his tapestries, which subvert the conventional approach to historical paintings by depicting grassroots uprisings that are laid on the ground and gradually eroded over time.
Marcus Harvey
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Bright, Young and British: YBAs today
12 Jun 2023 | 4 min read
In the 1990s, Cool Britannia captivated the world with influential music, captivating style, and visionary politicians. The art scene flourished with the Young British Artists (YBAs), gaining prominence in London's exhibitions and impressing Charles Saatchi.