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Marc Quinn interview
Breathing apparatus, steel toe-capped boots, a grinder… Marc Quinn tells Time Out about blurring the line between painting and sculpture
Marc Quinn has famously cast his head in his own frozen blood (‘Self’ 1991) and, even more famously, cast a pregnant Alison Lapper in marble (‘Alison Lapper (8 months)’, 2000). So, when we heard that for his first London show in five years he was painting seascapes at sunrise, we had an inkling there may be more to it than traditional oil on canvas. And we were right. At his Clerkenwell studio, the 51 year old talked us through his preparations for ‘The Toxic Sublime’.
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