Nothing to do but Dream - The Early Films of Tracey Emin
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| Publisher | Art & Music Books |
| ISBN | 9781916874107 |
| Idea Code | 260581 |
The mid-to-late-'90s media obsession with Tracey Emin propelled her into the celebrity spotlight. Her Margate accent, her ruffled beauty, her openness – all dressed up in trademark Vivienne Westwood – brought both glamour and approachability to a previously rigid and elitist art world. Emin's work stood out for its brutal honesty; while others were lost for words she gave hers freely and spoke frankly about issues that people usually avoided. This is most evident in two films made with Sebastian Sharples: Why I Never Became a Dancer and How it Feels. While these films have often been overlooked by the wider media, they remain crucial to an understanding of Emin's practice.
| 64 p, ills colour & bw, 13 x 19 cm, pb, English |
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