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Quote by Tracey Emin

“There are things going on in galleries recently that have shocked me. What I'm going to say is really controversial, but what I find the most provocative is the commerciality of art in general. And the fact that a lot of people have forgotten what the meaning of art is and what the intention behind it is.”

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Tracey Emin

Tracey Emin is a British contemporary artist known for her unique artistic style and profound social commentary. Her work spans various mediums including painting, sculpture, installation, and photography, characterized by its personal narratives and emotional expression. more

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