Seems like everytime you read something new about Damien Hirst some part of the article HAS to talk about money. And so it's also this time: I was reading about his next auction at Sotheby's in september.
He will sell something like 220 works for a total expected amount of about 65.000.000 £ (without any mediation from his galleries - which I bet are pretty happy about it)
And what it's even more interesting is the title of the auction session: "The Beauty Inside My Head Forever". Uhm. I am wondering what's the use of such a poetic and tragic title for something like this.
I prefer to look at The Little Artists and their funny reproductions of Hirst's works. At least there's still something ironic in it.
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i've seen the three books of Hirst's auction at Sotheby.
There are a lot of recent works with butterflies and really abstract canvas...
art = Kapital
it' not marxist critic it's pragmatism
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