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| LONDON CALLING New York "bad girl" painter Inka Essenhigh opens at Victoria Miro in London, March 14, 2000. Photos by Mary Barone. |
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 Inka Essenhigh |
 Victoria Miro director Glenn Scott Wright |
 Artist Neal Tait |
 Painter Peter Doig |
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 Victoria Miro |
 Natasha Hill of Immaculate House |
 From left, artist Rachel Howard and dealer Stephanie Theodore |
 From left, Contemporary Art Society's Cat Newton-Groves and Kim Steele |
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| The London Institute of Contemporary Arts presents "Beck's Futures," March 17-May 17, 2000, featuring finalists for the new Beck's art prize -- works by Liz Arnold, Martin Boyce, Roderick buchanan, Chad McCail, Lucy McKenzie, Stephen Murphy, Hayley Newman, David Shrigley, Cathy Wilkes and Elizabeth Wright. | ||
 Artist Simon Periton |
 From left, artist Martin Boyce, ICA Gallery manager David Wilkinson and ICA director Phillip Dodd |
 Dealer Emily Tsingou and artist Henry Bond |
 Rodney Buchanan's, Gobstopper, 1999 |
 David Shrigley, Untitled (Summary of Stains on a Scientist's Coat), 2000 |
 Chad McCall, Genesis Chapter 2 and 3 |
 Liz Arnold, Field Trip, 1999 |
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 Dealer Lance Entwistle |
 Artist Hayley Newman |
 Beck's barman Stewart Campbell |
 Dealer Andrew Mummery |
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 Lucy McKenzie's painting installation |
 Stephen Murphy, Snowfall, 1999 |
 David Shrigley's wall of drawings |
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