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Artista Eli on Stuckism - Revelations of a Revolution in Artiscape (Jan 2012)
Streaker
at the Turner Prize from Channel
4 live blog (5.12.11).:
"21:00: The consensus is the “streaker” had “study this” written
on his belly. A stuckist? Or a student protester?"
Jonathan Jones in his Guardian blog on the Turner Prize and his Stuckist portrait (5.12.11).
"Billy Childish ... was the founder of the so-called Stuckists, who stand every year with their posters outside the Tate, protesting that the Turner Prize is all a load of tosh." - Rachel Campbell-Johnston, The Times T2, p. 1 (13.7.11)
Bill Lewis featured on cover of Wow Medway (Sept 2011). See his work here.
Charles Williams new book: Basic Drawing: How To Draw What You See. See his work here.
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Billy Childish and the
Stuckists - Anachronism in the UK released for
the 2000 Real Turner
Prize Show (Billy left the Stuckists in 2001).
Listen to the Turner Prize Manifesto here.
Jonathan Jones in The Guardian (31.3.11): Are the Stuckists right about modern British art?
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Penguin
Modern Classics publishes 100 Artists' Manifestos: From the Futurists
to the Stuckists edited by Alex Danchev. This includes three Stuckist
manifestos. Read more here."The Turner Prize award ceremony always attracts protest — usually in the shape of the Stuckists, a group of bedraggled, eccentric-looking artists who gather outside Tate Britain in funny hats and bemoan the death of representational painting."
The Spectator (22.1.11.)
Jonathan Jones disapproves of the Stuckists again on his Guardian blog (16.9.10). And on his blog (28.9.10): "The Stuckists are right about a lot (just wrong about everything that matters)." Jonathan Jones on the Stuckists + pic of 2001 Turner demo. See his Guardian blog 25.11.10
WHAT CHRISTIE'S DOESN'T WANT YOU TO SEE HERE
Good
artists borrow, great artists steal, crap artists get caught stealing.
THE
ART DAMIEN HIRST STOLE
Read it on 3am
/ stuckism
The art Damien Hirst Stole - part 2 on 3ammagazine
(9.4.11)
"A
fake Hirst is not a Hirst not made by Hirst, of course, as Hirst does
not make his own work anyway. It is a Hirst not made by Hirst which Hirst
says is not a Hirst, though in all other respects it is quite possibly
identical to a Hirst not made by Hirst, which Hirst says is a Hirst."
- Charles Thomson quoted in the Daily
Mail (6.11.10)
Above:
two original artists
and one not quite so original.
Q:
Why is it impossible to show your work?
John LeKay: Because now everyone who sees it now says it looks
like a Damien Hirst artwork ... it appears that Damien thought that when
I walked away from the art world back in 95, that gave him carte blanche
to take anything he wanted. Maybe he saw it as free pickings, sifting
through my work like a vulture. His problem is that I'm still alive and
kicking and have no intention of going away.
From Johnlekay.com
If
you can't see the video click here.
DAMIEN
HIRST PLAGIARISM
THE
GUARDIAN (2.9.10)
(in print 3.9.10)
Also
Artinfo
(2.9.10), Juxtapoz
(2.9.10), The
Daily Telegraph (3.9.10). Público
(Portugal 3.9.10).
BBC (3.9.10): Hirst's press officer promises a "comprehensive"
rebuttal. We look forward to that. Ah, this must be the comprehensive
rebuttal:
Q:
You have repeatedly been accused of plagiarism. Is there any truth to
the claims?
Damien Hirst: It's just gibberish, isn't it? Just ridiculous. It's
nothing really.
The
Observer (26.9.10).
Ongoing coverage: Animal (8.9.10), Finchley Times (9.9.10), Mediabistro (9.9.10), The Awl (10.9.10), Flavorwire see here (10.9.10), The National (UAE) (11.9.10). Photo on Flash Art (c.25.11.10).
Blogs
Art
Fag City (6.9.10), Peter Friedman Associate Professor, Legal Analysis
& Writing Case Western Reserve University School of Law, gives
the legal angle (7.9.10). Big
Think (7.9.10). A report on London
Art News (9.9.10).
Natasha Nicole Waddon is not happy with all thist. See her
blog (2.9.10).
Transparency in the art world by Charles Thomson on Counterpunch (2.3.11)
Katherine Rose, director of Flow Education and Culture Consultants, in a talk, Dimensions in British contemporary art 1990 to 2010, at the British Library, Hyberabad, India (3.2.11): "Stuckism, founded in 1999, is one of the many major movements that influenced the art scene in Britain." Report on Indian Express (4.2.11)
Stella
Vine's finest moment in The
Independent (24.5.10)
Guy Denning, Stuckist artist, in The Independent (5.8.10)
This site is one of Spoonfed's Top 10 London Art Blogs - though "Not strictly speaking a blog". (27.7.10)
Jane Kelly is being treated for ovarian cancer. See her blog icantbelieveitsreallycancer , and her article in The Daily Telegraph (19.7.10)
In
debate with art critic Richard Cork, Stuckist co-founder Charles Thomson
talked about the
Saatchi Gallery bequest (describing it as "a kind of cultural equivalent
of Legoland) on BBC Radio 4 PM programme (2.7.10). Some of the
discussion was broadcast on PRI's
The World (1.7.10)
Charles Thomson writes on the future of art in FAD (19.6.10).
Hugh
Muir in The
Guardian (5th item), 15.6.10, on Stuckism, Billy
Childish, Edgeworth
Johnstone, Eileen Cooper RA, Mark
D (aka Randall) and Stella
"go fuck yourself" Vine.
Mark D exhibits an "ominous" work (image left) in the Royal
Academy Summer Show 2010. See here.
Newsweek,
Polish
edition (6.6.10), runs a feature on Stuckism. It includes a photo
of the Stuckist shark,
and starts with a description of Darren
Udaiyan's painting The
Enemies of Art (Google translation): "Easily identify traitors.
Among them is the UK's biggest collector Charles Saatchi, his wife, the
famous cook Nigella Lawson and popular critic of the Guardian by Jonathan
Jones."
Brisbane Gallery of Remodernism announced. Info here.
Michael Dickinson guilty of insulting the Turkish Prime Minister
with a collage, sentenced to 14 months jail, commuted to a fine. (9.3.10).
Michael Dickinson interview on BBC World Service Europe Today 9.3.10.
Listen online
here (item starts at 13.50). Reports on BBC here
and here,
and Hurriyet
(9.3.10). Background
here. Photos here.
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DAMIEN HIRST'S PAINTINGS
Damien Hirst the excellent painter
- here The
critics said Damien Hirst's paintings are rubbish. They have been
praised as "an outstanding achievement" Facebook group, "Supporters of Damien Hirst's paintings" here |
Material
recently on this page is now here.
