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My Name is Charles Saatchi and I am an Artoholic

Everything You Need to Know About Art, Ads, Life, God and Other Mysteries and Weren't Afraid to Ask

By Charles Saatchi

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  • Why on Earth would I buy not one, but two of those minibooks by notorious art toff Saatchi? I don't even *like* contemporary art?! Nono. What I enjoyed about his writing is ---- the British humour. He has the art of the British snide putdown and self-irony down pat in two perfect little compendiums. ... (continue)

    Why on Earth would I buy not one, but two of those minibooks by notorious art toff Saatchi? I don't even *like* contemporary art?! Nono. What I enjoyed about his writing is ---- the British humour. He has the art of the British snide putdown and self-irony down pat in two perfect little compendiums. Even better, Mr Saatchi is not remotely British by birth and original culture. There is hope: we all can learn.

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  • ISBN-10: 0714857475
  • ISBN-13: 9780714857473
  • Publisher: Phaidon Press Ltd
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