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12 Oct 2014:
Laura Cumming: a riveting show in Cambridge looks at the use and abuse of mannequins in art, while Tracey Emin’s words and images find a new harmony
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8 Oct 2014: The Margate artist has revived the old ‘pram in the hall’ argument, but what stops women from being creative is the myth of ‘having it all’
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7 Oct 2014:
The body screams in Emin’s latest show, which moves from crumbling, fleshy paint to tortured bronzes, and shakes the tradition of the female nude to the core. She is now clearly the most important British artist of her generation, writes Jonathan Jones
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6 Oct 2014: Unmade beds, a tent naming everyone she’d slept with, neon references to anal sex... Tracey Emin is one of Britain’s most famous artists and she was with us to answer your questions
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4 Oct 2014:
Movers and shakers in culture, cuisine and politics – including Paddy Considine, Anna Calvi, Lorraine Pascale and Ed Miliband – all feature in this showcase of the best photography commissioned by the Observer in September
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29 Sep 2014:
The Turner prize, launched 30 years ago, remains a focal point for British art and all its invention, vision and public outrage. Tate director Nicholas Serota and The Guardian's art critic Jonathan Jones consider its legacy, ahead of 2014's exhibition opening this week
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28 Sep 2014: At 51, and on the eve of a major new exhibition, Tracey Emin talks to Rachel Cooke about mortality, motherhood and why she is so driven
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6 Sep 2014:
Paddy McKillen owns three of London's best-known hotels, and is fighting a bitter battle to keep them: the billionaire Barclay brothers are hot on his heels. The developer (and art collector) tells Jon Henley why the fight goes on
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4 Sep 2014:
From an anxious Lucian Freud to an enigmatic Rembrandt and a noirish Cindy Sherman, these self-portraits take the selfie to a new artistic level, writes Jonathan Jones
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17 Aug 2014:
John Hind recalls a 1997 encounter with the artist at her Waterloo council flat
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29 Jul 2014:
My Bed, featuring artist's stained sheets, loaned to gallery for at least 10 years by German owner Count Christian Duerckheim
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2 Jul 2014:
Suzanne Moore: The Cool Britannia II event boasted Cilla, Brucie, Michael McIntyre and Kirstie Allsopp. Perhaps that's because the government see no value in art for art's sake
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2 Jul 2014:
Jonathan Jones: From Tracey Emin's, strewn with condoms and cigarette butts, to Rembrandt's love-making couple and Munch's Sick Child, the bed in art is a cradle for our loneliness, eroticism and fears
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1 Jul 2014: Hundreds pack Christie's auction house in central London for sale of 1998 installation that documents relationship breakdown
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27 Jun 2014:
The artist's most famous work compares with past masterpieces that create a self-portrait in objects
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