Damien Hirst on the break-in that changed his art – The Start podcast

Update: 2018-02-01

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In the second episode of our new culture podcast about artistic beginnings, Damien Hirst reveals how his neighbour – a compulsive hoarder – triggered a creative explosion that set him on the road to success

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Damien Hirst on the break-in that changed his art – The Start podcast

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Damien Hirst on the break-in that changed his art – The Start podcast

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Damien Hirst on the break-in that changed his art – The Start podcast