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Pine cones, glitter and a hip-hop head for sale: red-hot artists reveal their Frieze stunners
Source: The Guardian · Published
<p>As the sprawling art jamboree hits London, eight of the most exciting exhibitors share what their work means to them – and who they hope will buy it</p><p>First held in 2003, the Frieze art fair…
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