Shark in a tank?: Damien Hirst remembers 'immortal' 90s with retrospective show


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Hirst poses for photographers next to his 1991 work 'The Physical Impossibility Of Death In The Mind Of Someone Living.' Photo: AFP

Turner prize-winner Damien Hirst looks back on his time as one of the most notorious "Young British Artists" in a new solo retrospective show opening in London on Wednesday.

End Of A Century includes more than 50 installations, paintings and sculptures from his time as a student in the 1980s through to the 1990s, when he and others such as Tracey Emin dominated the British art scene.

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