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The South Bank Show - Season 31 - Episode 14 - Damien Hirst

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Watch Series: The South Bank Show Released in (1978) - Season 31 - Episode 14 ,airing date 2007-01-06 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Documentary, and content rating NR with duration 60 min broadcasted as these networks ITV1, ITV, Sky Arts, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Susan Shaw, Nigel Wattis, Tony Knox. This episode of The South Bank Show provides a unique insight into Damien Hirst not as the enfant terrible of an art world but as an art collector and businessman. Known for creating one of the most famous icons of modern art, a 14ft tiger shark suspended in formaldehyde, which shocked the public, he also produces decorative spot and spin paintings. His prolific output and entrepreneurialism have made him one of the world's most expensive living artists, with an estimated fortune of £100 million. One of Hirst's motivations for his growing art collection is Toddington, a dilapidated Gothic Manor house in Gloucestershire, which he purchased in 2005 for £3 million and will one day house his entire collection. Here, he shows Melvyn Bragg around Toddington, outlining his plans for its future. They discuss his art collection, his artistic heroes and the relationship between money and art.

Genre: Documentary

Actor: Melvyn Bragg, Graham Norton, Ian McKellen, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett, Peter Hall, Lenny Henry, John Lloyd, Rob Brydon, Julian Lloyd Webber