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Smut with a touch of grandeur Damien Hirst displays some maturity among the infantilism of Tate Britain's show of not so young Brit Artists
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TO understand the title of Tate Britain's latest exhibition one
must, I am informed by friends young enough to be my children, sing
it as though slightly drunk and in the tone and timbre of Elvis
Presley. It has nothing to do with that fat folk hero in tight white
leather, but it is safe to assume that most of us have not only heard
of him but, in some sort, have heard him too, and thus may understand
the elision of consonants and distortion of vowels that in its
written form make the exhibit...
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