My Bed

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My Bed is a provocative installation artwork by Tracey Emin featuring her own unmade, disheveled bed surrounded by personal detritus, emblematic of the Young British Artists movement and confessional contemporary art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf contemporary artwork
installation artwork
artisticTheme abjection
domestic space
female experience
mental health
self-revelation
completionDate 1998
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Tracey Emin NERFINISHED
depicts artist’s personal space
depression
intimacy
psychological distress
sexuality
unmade bed
vulnerability
exhibitedAt Tate Britain NERFINISHED
Tate Gallery NERFINISHED
genre conceptual art
confessional art
installation art
hasPart bed frame
bedside objects
mattress
inception 1998
languageOfTitle English
locationAfterSale Tate Britain (long-term loan)
materialUsed bed
bed linen
cigarette butts
condoms
empty bottles
mattress
personal belongings
pillows
sanitary products
underwear
movement Young British Artists NERFINISHED
nominatedFor Turner Prize NERFINISHED
notableFor autobiographical content
controversial reception
public debate about what counts as art
use of everyday objects
owner private collector
saleYear 2014
soldAt Christie’s NERFINISHED
title My Bed NERFINISHED
yearOfTurnerPrizeNomination 1999

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