Patricia Ellis, writer/curator

Die young stay pretty at ICA, London (1998)

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- 15 Nov 10

New Neurotic Realism & Charles Saatchi (1999)

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Rita Hatton, John A. Walker - 15 Nov 10

New Neurotic Realism & Charles Saatchi (1999) Excerpt fr. Supercollector: A critique of Charles Saatchi (4th ed.) by Rita Hatton & John A. Walker. While the crowds inside the galleries of [the Royal Academy of Arts] were still assimilating Sensation during the autumn of 1997, Charles...

Art writing workshop - RPProjects

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ADP staff - 17 Aug 09

Artwriting workshop: RPP Just get Published! To encourage students investing in a fine art-oriented education to get on with it and Just get published(!), RPProjects organized an initiative to work in partnership with art/design magazines and art-related programs with advanced-level BA and MA...

White Cube’s PR guru: Now it’s Honey Luard’s turn (2002)

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R.J. Preece (ADP) - 31 Jul 09

White Cube’s PR guru: Now it’s Honey Luard’s turn (2002) She’s part of future art history, and public relations history too. White Cube, Hoxton Square, London. The following is an interview I published of Honey Luard of White Cube gallery with the support of then-Make editor Patricia Ellis in...

Damien Hirst: Hype, buzz, glamour and art— Interview with Patricia Ellis

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R.J. Preece (ADP) - 01 Jan 08

Damien Hirst: Hype, buzz, glamour and art— Interview with Patricia Ellis While preparing [the article “Why I love Damien Hirst’s skull”, R.J. Preece contacted Patricia Ellis to inform her— and ask approval— about the footnotes mentioning her words and actions. This prompted a discussion dealing...

Why I love Damien Hirst’s skull: The international media / communications results are just too good (2008)

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R.J. Preece (ADP) - 01 Jan 08

Why I love Damien Hirst’s skull: The international media / communications results are just too good (2008) A diamond-encrusted skull…worth £50m (US $100m)…said to be the most expensive piece of contemporary art…entirely covered in 8,601 jewels… skull of a 35-year-old man from the 18th...