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| London Calling Photos by Mary Barone. "Out There," a show of works by gallery artists, inaugurates White Cube 2, London dealer Jay Jopling's new space on Hoxton Square, Apr. 14, 2000. |
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 Dinos & Jake Chapman |
 Gavin Turk |
 White Cube exterior |
 Gilbert & George |
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 Damien Hirst, Rehab is for Quitters, 1998-99 |
 Jake & Dinos Chapman, Rhizome, 2000 |
 Gavin Turk, Death of Che, 2000 |
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| "Ant Noises," a group show including works by Damien Hirst, Sarah Lucas, Rachel Whiteread, Jenny Saville, Chris Ofili, Ron Mueck and other "Sensation" artists ("Ant Noises" is an anagram for "Sensation") opens at the Saatchi Gallery Apr. 18, 2000 |
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 Sarah Lucas, Dreams Go Up in Smoke, 2000 |
 Tracey Emin |
 The crowd, with Damien Hirst's Hymn (1999) |
 Painter Rachel Howard |
 Artist Dexter Dalwood |
 Fiona Banner |
 Ron Mueck, Pinocchio, 1996 |
 Modern Art's Detmar Blow |
 Artist Peter Newman |
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 Outside the Saatchi |
 Damien Hirst, Hymn, 1999 |
 Designer Rod Arad |
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 Sarah Lucas and her mum, Irene |
 Sherman Sam, left, and L.A. artist Chris Hanley |
 Designer Jonathan Barnbrook and his wife, photographer Tomoko Yoneda |
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| Sadie Coles opens Hoxton HQ, a satellite space on Hoxton Street, with a group show including Don Brown, Angus Fairhurst, Jim Lambie, Sarah Lucas, Simon Periton and Nicola Tyson. April. 19, 2000 |
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 Gary Hume and son Joe |
 Sarah Lucas, Baby, 2000 |
 Yoko Brown with Yoko II (2000) by Don Brown |
 Sadie Coles tending bar |
 Glasgow artist Lucy McKenzie |
 Curator Josephine Pryde |
 Artist Angus Fairhurst |
 Simon Periton, Hermaphrodite, 2000 |
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| The Carnegie Art Awards honoring Nordic artists presented at the Barbican on Apr. 19, 2000 Jurors included Lars Nittve, director of the Tate Modern |
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 Carnegie CEO Lars Bertmar |
 From left, artists Kjell Anderson, Anne-Karin Furunes and Lena Cronqvist |
 Lars Nittve |
 Honorary exhibition chair Vigdis Finnbogadottir, former president of Iceland |
 Arist Arvid Pettersen and exhibition curator Ulrika Leven |
 Artist Claus Carstensen and Morwenna Blewett |
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