Damien Hirst Opens New Exhibition at Tate Modern

Damien Hirst, a controversial figure in the art world, is known for his provocative works that explore themes of life, death, and money. His exhibition at the Tate showcases over 70 pieces from his career, including the famous diamond-encrusted skull. While some critics view him as overrated, his influence on young British artists and the art market is undeniable. The exhibition allows the public to form their own opinions on his work.

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