Resumen
In this bright, provocative and very funny collection, Susan Irvine pokes fun at the worlds of art and fashion. From Concept 1, in which an artist has raised a child as an installation, in order to enter him for the Turner Prize, to a very different take on the art of Andy Warhol ndash; suggesting his public persona as the painter of the Campbells Soup-Can hid a side that no one, not even his very closest friends, knew about. In Orange Girls of Essex, footballers wives are photographed in expensive studios, believing they have finally joined the A-list, while the studio manager suffers their filthy children and their noisiness to help photographers pay the rent. Irreverent, witty and effortlessly entertaining, Susan Irvine takes a satirical swipe at two worlds she knows very well with delightful results.
