Tracey emin sculpture

The iconic image of the 90s comes back to its birthplace

Tracey Emin - Exorcism of the Last Painting I Ever Made, 1996

Tracey Emin's exhibit, Living Under the Hunters Moon, at White Cube Mason's Yard in London coincides with her exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts. . . "The paintings, neon, sculpture and film in this exhibition take their cue from the elemental, sometimes primal, artistic expression that defines the art of Tracey Emin." . . #TraceyEmin #femaleartist #whitecube #whitecubegallery #london #londonartgallery #sculpture #paintings #contemporaryart

A Fortnight of Tears is Tracey Emin’s latest exhibition. The show includes 3 bronze sculptures that have been scaled up from hand-sized clay figurines.

Tracey Emin looks to her life for her primary material. With soul-searching candour, she probes the construct of the self and the very impulse to create.

Tracey Emin will lift the curtain on her first permanent artwork for the city of Sydney on Wednesday 21 March. At the city’s northern end on Bridge and Grosvenor streets and through the refurbished Kent Street underpass, The Distance of Your Heart includes up to 60 delicate handmade bronze bird sculptures

In this exhibition, in which Tracey Emin juxtaposes her works with those of her teenage idol Egon Schiele, she explores love, loneliness and vulnerability

Patinated Bronze 690 x 393 x 260 cm | 271 5/8 x 154 3/4 x 102 3/8 in.

‘An expectation of love. Distant memories that become unrequited moments’. Set amidst the woodlands of Jupiter Artland, Tracey Emin’s I Lay Here For You covers gallery spaces, screening rooms, and the sculpture park. It is the artist’s first solo exhibition in Scotland since her 2008 retrospective at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.

Tracey Emin looks to her life for her primary material. With soul-searching candour, she probes the construct of the self and the very impulse to create.