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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.
 
   
Dinos & Jake Chapman		  
Gavin Turk		  
White Cube exterior		  
Gilbert & George		    
 
 
    
Damien Hirst, Rehab is for Quitters, 1998-99		  
Jake & Dinos Chapman, Rhizome, 2000		  
Gavin Turk, Death of Che, 2000		     
 
 
  "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
  
 
   
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		  
 
 
    
Outside the Saatchi		  
Damien Hirst, Hymn, 1999		  
Designer Rod Arad		     
 
 
    
Sarah Lucas and her mum, Irene		  
Sherman Sam, left, and L.A. artist Chris Hanley		  
Designer Jonathan Barnbrook and his wife, photographer Tomoko Yoneda		     
 
 
  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		  
 
   
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		    
 
  The Carnegie Art Awards
honoring Nordic artists
presented at the Barbican on Apr. 19, 2000
Jurors included Lars Nittve, director of the Tate Modern		  
 
    
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