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Emin Wants Downing St Art Taken Doen
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Never been a fan of her work but understand her stance
"It's not about a political thing, it's a moral, ethical thing," she said.
"People had to watch their loved ones be buried on their telephone, or be cremated on their telephone," she added, noting how Her Majesty, The Queen had "sat there stoically alone" during Prince Philip's funeral.
This government, they need more compassion," she continued, with reference to the work's title. "That's what they need, not more passion, they don't need more party atmospheres.
"Most of us are obeying the rules in every single way because this pandemic has affected everybody so terribly - whether it's financially, whether it's health-wise, you know, whether it's people dying, and this government doesn't seem to care about that."
Cannot argue with that really
Never been a fan of her work but understand her stance
"It's not about a political thing, it's a moral, ethical thing," she said.
"People had to watch their loved ones be buried on their telephone, or be cremated on their telephone," she added, noting how Her Majesty, The Queen had "sat there stoically alone" during Prince Philip's funeral.
This government, they need more compassion," she continued, with reference to the work's title. "That's what they need, not more passion, they don't need more party atmospheres.
"Most of us are obeying the rules in every single way because this pandemic has affected everybody so terribly - whether it's financially, whether it's health-wise, you know, whether it's people dying, and this government doesn't seem to care about that."
Cannot argue with that really
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Quite right, sticky, old bean. All those clerks and tea ladies and post room boys are multi-millionaires and all untouched by the outside world.
I can't imagine Downing Street will be too disappointed in taking Tracy's artwork down. It amounts to a tacky neon sign - hardly fitting to rest alongside the real works of art that adorn the premises.
I can't imagine Downing Street will be too disappointed in taking Tracy's artwork down. It amounts to a tacky neon sign - hardly fitting to rest alongside the real works of art that adorn the premises.
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