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An Emotional Journey Through Tracey Emin’s Art
Emin accomplishes what any great artist must do — turn the sacrificing of privacy into the spark of human connectivity.
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Emin accomplishes what any great artist must do — turn the sacrificing of privacy into the spark of human connectivity.
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What elevates Emin’s Lovers Grave above standard meditations on love and loss is the artist’s awareness of her own mortality.
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"I love everything Egyptian," the artist said after she joined the embattled museum’s board of trustees.
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What do Emin and Munch have in common other than a burning desire to embrace, and be defined by, the miseries of life?
In Brief
Emin said she reacted by pushing the attacker away and threatening "to punch her lights out."
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An exhibition at the Grundy Art Gallery looks at how artists have used neon and elements on the periodic table for the past 50 years.
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What if art historians applied the same scrutiny to a contemporary installation by Tracey Emin as they did to a Renaissance masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci?
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MIAMI BEACH — Parsing contemporary art's inscrutable pecking order of markets and sensibilities is already a miserable endeavor, but the stakes inch ever higher in Miami, where the tantalizing gruel of celebrity gets spread preciously thin.
Announcement
The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) present Tracey Emin: Angel without You [http://engine.nectarads.com/r?e=eyJhdiI6NDAwMDksImF0IjoyMCwiY20iOjU5NDA2LCJjaCI6MTkzMCwiY3IiOjE4MzgxOSwiZG0iOjQsImZjIjoyMzQyMTEsImZsIjoxMTcxMjcsIm53IjoyMDcsInJ2IjowLCJwciI6MTY2Niwic3QiOjAsInVyIjoiaHR0cDovL3RyY
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Sometimes it's better to be alone. Here are a few artists who we wouldn't particularly like to spend a romantic Valentine's Day with, from the over-sharing to the unstable to the plain unsettling.
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On Valentine's Eve (is that a thing?), Tracey Emin will watch her video piece "I Promise to Love You," along with the thousands of people that constantly circulate Times Square, as its neon pledges of love scrawl in wavering neon over 15 of Times Square's giant screens.
Opinion
On January 22, 1973 the US Supreme Court legalized abortion in a 7–2 ruling in the case of Roe v. Wade. It's been forty years since that decision, and although abortion remains legal, it's no less controversial. In fact, it might be moreso these days, if the growing number of restrictions on the pro