Artists' London

Artists' London

by Lucy Peltz, Kit Wedd, Cathy Ross

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"Artists' London explores the complex relationships between artists and the areas they inhabit, relationships that continue to this day as the patrons now follow the artists around the city, and such figures as Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin create new myths for a new century."--Jacket.

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    How does the book illustrate the historical tension between artists needing affordable spaces to work and the eventual gentrification of those exact neighborhoods by the patrons who follow them?

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    In what ways has the definition and mythology of the "Bohemian artist" evolved from the nineteenth century to the contemporary London of Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin?

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    How do the mediums and subjects chosen by the artists featured in the book reflect the shifting physical and psychological landscape of London over time?

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