Artists

• Abigail Lane
• Bertrand Lavier
• Rosie Leventon
• Peter Lloyd
• Robert Longo
• Alastair Mackie
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• Alessandro Raho
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• Melanie Russell
• Jenny Saville
• Kenny Scharf
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• Seton Smith
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Artist Profile

Marc Quinn

Marc Quinn’s sculptures, perhaps more than any others, have come to stand for the willful sensitivity to the body and mortality that was fostered by British art in the 90s. His controversial work has been exhibited globally, with prestigious solo shows taking place in such institutions as London’s Tate Gallery and Italy’s Prada Foundation.