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Eddy Frankel

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Time Out's visual art editor, DEAL WITH IT. Also head honcho of @oof_magazine. Oh and I play guitar in Liquid Shit, latest EP out on @DryCoughRecords.
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Ken Turner, the 100-year-old artist who flattened a Tesla with a tank: ‘I’m not a revolutionary, I’m a simple rebel’

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By Eddy Frankel
| Yahoo Canada Verified
'Life is short, art long," says Ken Turner, reading from a book of aphorisms by ancient Greek physician Hippocrates. And he's half right, really, because at 100 years old – and very possibly the world's oldest performance artist – art might have been long, but life hasn't been all that short for him, either. And he has filled those years to the brim with radicalism, experimentalism and a singular dedication to pushing ideas as far as he can make them go.
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Trent Park House of Secrets review – the bugged stately home where German prisoners blabbed their secrets

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By Eddy Frankel
| MSN Verified
Eddy Frankel History happened here. I mean, history happens everywhere. But serious, important, world-shaping history happened at Trent Park. Built on the grounds of Enfield Chase, an expanse of Hertfordshire countryside used as hunting grounds by royalty, this country house has lived many lives. It was a Georgian retreat, a Victorian mansion, a post-Edwardian sanctuary, and then, during the second world war, it became a place of secrets.
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Backyard Biennial: East review – this morose and meaningless exhibition gave me a migraine

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By Eddy Frankel
| Yahoo News UK Verified
It's rare that an exhibition is so bad you feel compelled to text a friend saying "you wouldn't believe the garbage I just saw" as soon as you get out. And if you can walk around this badly explained, undercontextualised, barely linked, poorly thought through mess of a show without getting a migraine, you have a stronger constitution than me. This is an exhibition about east London. Or maybe it's about Britishness. Or migration. Or the climate crisis. Or music. Or global trade.
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