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Mad for it!
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  • 1998The Art of Interruption: Realism, Photography and the Everyday31 cited

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  • 2011‘Perpetually dividing and suturing the past and present’:Mad Menand the illusions of history14 cited
  • 2001‘Everything that surrounds’5 cited
  • 2000Reinventing Derivation: Roles, Stereotypes, and "Young British Art"5 cited
  • 1997About Di/vision/s5 cited
  • 1997A Forum, Not a Temple: Notes on the Return of Iconography to the Museum2 cited

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