Tracey Emin and Kenny Schachter | In Conversation | Xavier Hufkens
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Tracey Emin speaks to writer, curator and artist Kenny Schachter on the occasion
of her exhibition "Detail of Love" at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels (30 October - 19 December, 2020).
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Tracey shows up. Again and again through the storms. A real inspiration in facing the work on allllll levels. I'm so glad she is here.
Her truthfulness is so inspiring.
Tracey Emin - jem of jems! Inspirational. A lady of great humanity. So happy she is still with us, as a person and as an artist.
Hi Tracey, even tho i dont know you...... from an artist to an artist I love you and think that everything you do is exactly what the power of god requires from us all. The truth of a life experience see the world from the eyes of REALITY! no lies no hoax
You are amazing ... your strength.. your intellect.
I used to love you drinking and taking interviewers down with your brain.
love her
I think that tracey emin was very brave going through her cancer diagnosis. I lost by dad, terry about two years ago and my mum had a breast cancer and i know what she is going through to extent! Good luck to tracey and hope she is doing well now! I regularly go to an art group with norrie beswick colvert of eastbank street in southport but this has had to stop and so I have taken to do drawing of the tv drawing celebrities and it has been rewarding! I can't wait to get back to my art class because I love what we do!
Cancer can bring a lot of clarity and you’re on your own at the end of the day. You now have an arsenal for life. It’s a very visceral experience. Much love
Soo pleased that you're on the road to being well and strong again .... You express yourself so well! You're such a creative thinker and 'real' person too! Don't understand why idiots send abusive messages just to hurt people!? Keep up the good work ...xx
Finally a new conversation/lecture from Tracey. I listen to her religiously, she teaches me from where to make art. From what to create, and from what not to create. Thank you Tracey.
I love you Tracey x
Its very sad to hear Tracy had such an aggressive cancer, my sister had very similar problem and I kind of now understand what it must be like, Tracy is an amazing artist.
Tracey, I am so sorry. I hope you are doing well. We love you. Thank you for doing this interview. It was wonderful.
Just remember: Love.
I like a lot of tracey emin's work and also when my dad was alive I went to a damien hirst retrospective at the tate art gallery in london and that was when my dad was alive! After I left the tate gallery in london I went to the royal college of arts where I meet tracey outside the academy and she asked me about being an artist and what I love about it
Always brave, and honest, naked and without armour. Love Emin.
LOVE her.
Needs an interviewer that gets out of the way tho.
Keep going brilliant Sister.
Art is great but life is our gift. K. Stowe
I would love to meet Tracey and Margate.
Still deep still strong still got that strength
The eyes never lie and the gentle time is coming
Lovley in the honesty the fire never left
Perhaps a hug
Keep fighting
Just signed up with RA keeping everything crossed we get to see the show in January. Your art will lift you up when you need it. Hope this year brings you sustente and joy 💛 stay grounded :)
Love ❤️
Tracey, you brave brave woman. You deserve a medal. Such a massive thing to have gone through. What an incredible person you are!
Strong,courageous,great artist end person!😍
and
Lovely conversation.
I thought the interviewer was rude how he was smiling and talking about his headache, then how her illness was? How strange and rude..
He was going through damn Covid! I believe that he deserves a break.
Michał Płaczek hes a coke head.. everyone knows that
Bless her, she's brave
Really brilliant interview. Loved it.
This man is a bore, she is courageous and interesting.
@TraceyEmin, I just watched this, the interview was two years ago. Don't you think the insomnia could have to do with the car accident? You were asleep in your own car and then there was the accident. Trauma lives in the body, not in the mind. It sounds like your body still isn't over the experience, it is still protecting you when you try to go to sleep. When we fall asleep we get into a vulnerable state, we have to be trusting in order to fall asleep. You could try to find a trauma-informed therapist to help you deal with that.
OMG when the interviewer cuts her off and tells her she goes on for ages when she's talking about her mother dyeing. So distasteful. Let her speak as long as she needs to about her cancer and her mum's death.
TRACEY I HOPE YOU ARE GETTING WELL.......AFTER LOCKDOWN..BUY YOU A BAG OF CHIPS IN MARGATE ....TAKE CARE..
thats an interesting idea about an artists failing and a surgeons failing being different in some way Blue
:(