The YBAs
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We look at the emergence of the Young British Artists of the early to mid 90s and their influence on the art world of the time. We discuss the way in which celebrity and art are intertwined.
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The YBAs
- 1. Bad Boys & Girls: The YBAs
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- 4. Damien Hirst, For the Love of God, 2007
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- 17. Jenny Saville, Propped, 1992
- 18. Jenny Saville, Hyphen, 1999
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