New Work: Marc Quinn

Marc Quinn first came to prominence as an artist in the early 1990s. His work has encompassed a wide range of media that includes sculpture, drawing, photography, painting and installation to explore issues surrounding the human body, mortality, beauty, science and time. Published to coincide with the exhibition at Tate Liverpool, this book chronicles Marc Quinn's most recent work and also gives some indication about his thoughts and working processes. It features exclusive photography of the exhibition. Quinn's involvement in the publication is reflected in its design and sketchbook style. The book features the artist in conversation with curator and writer Sarah Whitfield as he talks in some detail about the different bodies of work in the exhibition. Tate Liverpool curator Victoria Pomery contributes an essay on the artist.