Octopus UK
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February 2007
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Where is "For the Love of God", by Octopus UK on Jul 5, 2007 9:52:54 GMT 1, I'm hoping to catch Damien Hirst's Beyong Belief exhibition before it closes this Saturday. Can someone please tell me where the diamond skull is exhibited, at Hoxton Square or at Masons Yard? Thanks.
I'm hoping to catch Damien Hirst's Beyong Belief exhibition before it closes this Saturday. Can someone please tell me where the diamond skull is exhibited, at Hoxton Square or at Masons Yard? Thanks.
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Where is "For the Love of God", by slowmo on Jul 5, 2007 10:20:46 GMT 1, Masons yard
Masons yard
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Where is "For the Love of God", by mcmcmc on Jul 5, 2007 10:21:02 GMT 1, Skull is at Mason's Yard. Just walk up and get a ticket. We did not have to queue long. Freakin awesome it is!
Skull is at Mason's Yard. Just walk up and get a ticket. We did not have to queue long. Freakin awesome it is!
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Octopus UK
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February 2007
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Where is "For the Love of God", by Octopus UK on Jul 5, 2007 12:58:06 GMT 1, Thanks. I am a bit worried because it is close to the end of the exhibition (last minute rush?) and there are no web bookable tickets available.
Thanks. I am a bit worried because it is close to the end of the exhibition (last minute rush?) and there are no web bookable tickets available.
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grasshopper
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December 2006
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Where is "For the Love of God", by grasshopper on Jul 5, 2007 16:00:29 GMT 1, I just went to white cube today @ 14.00, wasn't more than a 10 min wait, for a 3 min viewing.
worth the visit, v.shiny and sparkly...
and if you're into architecture the building itself is pretty nice.
I just went to white cube today @ 14.00, wasn't more than a 10 min wait, for a 3 min viewing.
worth the visit, v.shiny and sparkly...
and if you're into architecture the building itself is pretty nice.
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Aza
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November 2006
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Where is "For the Love of God", by Aza on Jul 5, 2007 17:21:13 GMT 1, Also the paintings on display are awesome, very realistic!
Look like photos from a distance
Also the paintings on display are awesome, very realistic!
Look like photos from a distance
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ell
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May 2007
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Where is "For the Love of God", by ell on Jul 5, 2007 17:46:53 GMT 1, yeah its amazing. i was really amazed with it, way better than i thought it would be. the paintings are brilliant but did he paint them or not? no one would give us an answer!.
i thought the animals were pretty cool, especially the dove. we went to hoxton sq. first by accident but that was pretty cool. did anyone else see the dead flys? on the way to the skull.
i wasnt a fan of the red/pink things, were they cancer cells?
pretty cool exhibition, made me think. its clever
yeah its amazing. i was really amazed with it, way better than i thought it would be. the paintings are brilliant but did he paint them or not? no one would give us an answer!.
i thought the animals were pretty cool, especially the dove. we went to hoxton sq. first by accident but that was pretty cool. did anyone else see the dead flys? on the way to the skull.
i wasnt a fan of the red/pink things, were they cancer cells?
pretty cool exhibition, made me think. its clever
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reados
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June 2006
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Where is "For the Love of God", by reados on Jul 5, 2007 18:44:58 GMT 1, its worth a look but i thought the whole thing was a load of crap, whats the point of a photorealistic painting of an operating theatre, I might be wrong but i dont think he actuallly painted them himself, last year an artist at the degree show in falmouth did the same thing but painted it int the style of one of the old masters that was far more impressive, this was no different to the getting canvases printed of your favourite snaps in the back of the next directory. The animals cut in half were worth a look but it felt the same as walking round the natural history museum. The skull, was more specticle than anything else, his stuff provokes a reaction,but so does someone farting in a quiet room. ;D
If your in london and want to see something really good go and see the bp portrait awards at the national portrait gallery, very impressive in portraits in all sorts of styles, inspiration to any budding artist.
its worth a look but i thought the whole thing was a load of crap, whats the point of a photorealistic painting of an operating theatre, I might be wrong but i dont think he actuallly painted them himself, last year an artist at the degree show in falmouth did the same thing but painted it int the style of one of the old masters that was far more impressive, this was no different to the getting canvases printed of your favourite snaps in the back of the next directory. The animals cut in half were worth a look but it felt the same as walking round the natural history museum. The skull, was more specticle than anything else, his stuff provokes a reaction,but so does someone farting in a quiet room. ;D
If your in london and want to see something really good go and see the bp portrait awards at the national portrait gallery, very impressive in portraits in all sorts of styles, inspiration to any budding artist.
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solar77
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May 2007
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Where is "For the Love of God", by solar77 on Jul 5, 2007 20:14:43 GMT 1, He definitely did not paint the hospital pieces himself. He stated as much in the BBC interview he did last month.
He definitely did not paint the hospital pieces himself. He stated as much in the BBC interview he did last month.
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