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Mark Leckie was not worried that it will inevitably be compared with Hurst, Emin, McQueen and other stars of British art

Posted by cathedralofshit on May 3, 2011

“Yeah. But Turner Prize glorified is not committed to the strict morals!”:

http://artinvestment.ru/en/news/artnews/20081202_turner_prize_winner.html
http://artinvestment.ru/en/news/artnews/20090504_turner_prize_shortlist.html

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One Response to “Mark Leckie was not worried that it will inevitably be compared with Hurst, Emin, McQueen and other stars of British art”

mike von joel said

May 3, 2011 at 16:31
This translation makes more sense than most art criticism currently published in the UK !

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