Sarah Lucas in conversation with Don Brown, film by Julian Simmons: UK at the Venice Biennale

Please note that this film contains some nudity and strong language.
Sarah Lucas is representing Britain at the 56th Venice International Art Biennale. Her major exhibition, I Scream Daddio, is showing in the British Pavilion from 9 May - 22 November 2015.
In this film, Sarah Lucas gives a tour of the exhibition in conversation with fellow artist and close friend Don Brown.
Find out more about British representation at the 2015 Biennale:
venicebiennale....
The exhibition is curated by Richard Riley, Head of Exhibitions, British Council Visual Arts department.
Director / Camera / Sound Editor Julian Simmons.
Filmed at the British Pavilion. Commissioned by the British Council and produced by Julian Simmons.

[@vanessaswedish1900]

Beautifully filmed!

[@britishartschannel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@juliansimmons7700]

...if you like this, check out the official I SCREAM DADDIO exhibition publication that I put together :
www.juliansimmons.com/i-scream-daddio/
extensive texts by Sarah Lucas
& poems by D.H.Lawrence
published by the British Council 2015

[@juanmiano]

grandiosa mostra,complimenti !!!!

[@MijailCioran]

Es increíble a lo que hemos llegado para considerar que esto es arte. Es vergonzoso no por la pieza, sino por el patetismo.

[@capubecks]

Well, as a woman from Latin America I am appalled at your new egg exhibition Ms Lucas (September 2018). Only "artists with a ton of money" can afford so much food waste. Food waste is a big problem for the developed world and this elite artist can afford to indulge in the surplus of food when so many people in the world dont have that. How about next time be more creative and not use food for your performance so you can take a better cause: ecofeminism

[@naomituson8086]

Fuck off.

[@vanessaswedish1900]

It's just a few eggs come'on! There is real food waste in the world for sure.