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Damien Hirst: A Retrospective
- Cv/Visual Arts Research, Book 146
- Narrated by: Jon Turner
- Length: 50 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Cv/VAR series 146 reviews the work of Damien Hirst (b.Bristol 1965), presented in a retrospective exhibition spanning 20 years, held at Tate Modern, April to September 2012.
It explores the development of his art - from the controversial animal vitrines and beautiful butterfly composites, to an extensive series of spot paintings, where the artist engaged in a complex invigilation of coded systems that govern daily existence.
It encounters the Fly series, in a rarely exhibited work One Thousand Years 1991, Pharmacy and For The Love of God, the celebrated diamond studded skull. With contributions by Edward Lucie-Smith, Marina Vaizey, and James Cahill.
©2012 Cv Publications (P)2017 Cv Publications
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