Below is a selection of installation shots from Damien Hirst’s current exhibition, Cornucopia, at Musée Océanographique de Monaco. All images are © Damien Hirst. All rights reserved, DACS 2010 and Photographed by Prudence Cuming Associates.
To mark the exhibition, the artist produced a Silver Turtle in an edition of 35 + 5APs.
Away from the Flock, Divided, 1995, Lamb, steel, glass, silicone, acrylic and formaldehyde solution, 46.46 x 73.23 x 20.2 in x 2 tanks
Beautiful Vertumnus Stream of Consciousness Painting, 2007, Household gloss on canvas, 216 x 216 in
Beautiful, childish, expressive, tastless, not art, oversimplistic, throw away, kid's stuff painting, 1996, Household gloss on canvas with motor, 144 in diameter
Diphenylpyraline, 2001, Household gloss on canvas, 479 x 119 cm
St Bartholomew, Exquistite Pain, 2008, Gold-plated silver, 98.43 x 43.31 x 37.4 in
Fear of Flying, 2008-2009, Shark, steel, glass, silicone and formaldehyde solution, 84.25 x 151.02 x 55.83 in
Fear of Flying, 2008-2009, Shark, steel, glass, silicone and formaldehyde solution, 84.25 x 151.02 x 55.83 in
The Immortal, 1997-2005, Shark, steel, glass, silicone and formaldehyde solution, 102.76 x 202.44 x 95.98 in
The Immortal, 1997-2005, Shark, steel, glass, silicone and formaldehyde solution, 102.76 x 202.44 x 95.98 in
The Virgin Mother, 2005-6, Painted bronze, 402.83 x 181.89 x 81.3 in
The Virgin Mother, 2005-6, Painted bronze, 402.83 x 181.89 x 81.3 in
The Virgin Mother, 2005-6, Painted bronze, 402.83 x 181.89 x 81.3 in
April 21, 2010 by Ellie
