Sentences with phrase «unmade bed at»

THE SCANDAL of the soiled and unmade bed at the Tate Gallery, hailed as a masterpiece and leading contender for the Turner Prize, sums up for most people in this country all that is wrong with...

Before having children, most couples find it easier to maintain a neat house and to keep the bickering about unmade beds at bay.

Not exact matches

After crashing at home for the last eighteen months, I'm reveling in the glory of unmade beds, marathon television watching, and eating dinner on the living room floor.

When the beds are still unmade at five in the afternoon, the firstborn wants attention, and the baby's having a good end - of - the - day cry, the last thing a new mom or dad wants to do is make a meal.

But when the beds are still unmade at 5 in the afternoon and the baby's having a good end - of - the - day cry, the last thing a new mom or dad wants to do is cook.

When the beds are still unmade at five in the afternoon and the baby's having a good end - of - the - day cry, the last thing a new mom or dad wants to do is make a meal.

Scheidt's spare and poetic debut offers up pretty images for some decidedly unpretty situations («the unmade bed is peaked and stormy»); at times, her prose feels as tightly wrought as a novel in verse.

Emin gained celebrity in the 90s for such bold and scandalous works as «Everyone I Have Ever Slept with 1963 — 1995» at the Royal Academy in London in 1997 (a tent that she appliquéd with individuals» names), and My Bed (she exhibited her own unmade bed, strewn with used condoms and dirty undergarments) at the Tate Gallery in 1999, which shortlisted her for the prestigious Turner Prize.

Upon entering the room, and seeing the unmade, «roughed - up» bed, abandoned pieces of clothing and underwear, and what looked like blood stains and other secretions, one can immediately recall «My Bed» by the British artist Tracey Emin, placed at the Tate, London in 1999 and shortlisted for the Turner Prize.

The unmade bed from Tracey Emin in 1999 had been rather tame in that bright space at the Tate!

In 1999, she was shortlisted for the Turner Prize and exhibited My Bed, her own unmade bed complete with used condoms and blood - stained underwear at the Tate Gallery.

Up for the Turner Prize, the Tree Where David Kelly Died; Not to Mention Broken Paintings and a Woman Who Sings at Tesco Daily Mail (London); October 5, 2010; Cohen, Tamara; 700 + words Byline: Tamara Cohen JUDGING by the Turner Prize's track record of unmade beds, elephant dung and pickled... studied in Belfast and Dundee after being rejected from the Glasgow School of Art aged 23.

In 1999, two performance artists, Yuan Chai and Jian Jun Xi, jumped on Tracey Emin's installation My Bed, a work consisting of the artist's own unmade bed, at the Tate Gallery's Turner Prize, in an unauthorised art intervention.

Unmade bed, Tracey Emin's iconic Turner Prize nominated work, goes under the hammer at Christie's London, in July.

Tracey Emin, famed for art installations featuring tents and an unmade beds, has been made professor of drawing at the Royal Academy.

Yes, It's Turner Prize Time Again; Artist at Work: Mark Wallinger Roams the Berlin Gallery in His Bear Outfit Daily Mail (London); October 19, 2007; Hale, Beth; 659 words... age for entry under the Turner Prize rules WE»VE hadpickled... an unmade bed and a shed that turned into a boat... favourite for the 2007 Turner Prize may seem a little ordinary... to Damien Hirst.

British artist Tracey Emin was in the crowd when My Bed — an unmade bed with rumpled sheets, empty vodka bottles, underwear, and cigarette packets — sold for # 2.5 million ($ 4.3 million) on July 1 at Christie's in London, more than five times her previous high.

The self - important would - be talent - infamous for, among other things, her Turner Prize shortlisted unmade bed - says she is «very seriously considering leaving Britain», because: «I «m simply not willing to pay tax at 50 %.»

The artist is best - known for her Turner - nominated artwork, «My Bed», and a tent embroidered with the names of many of her lovers, called «Everyone I Have Ever Slept With» — the unmade bed covered in debris which she exhibited at Tate Britain after she was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 1999 went on to sell for # 2.2 million at auction in July of this year.

I hate the unmade bed look or at least the truly unmade bed look... however this is usually what I end up with....

I can not stand getting into an unmade bed... I will even make it at 10 pm just just to get into one that is made, weird.