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	<title>Comments on: @abstanfield biTweekly</title>
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		<title>By: Philip Koch</title>
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		<dc:creator>Philip Koch</dc:creator>
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		<description>The following from the &quot;20 Most Powerless People in the Art World&quot;
pokes some much deserved fun at the uber-celebrity artist Damien Hirst. It totally nail it for me:

#12 – The faceless miners in Sierra Leone who procured the 8,601 diamonds for Damien Hirst’s sparkling skull – they may fear for their lives every day as they work in hazardous work conditions and subsist on less than 1% of the value of a pencil in a Hirst installation, but they sleep well at night knowing that a silly sculpture that represents the pinnacle of the latest gilded age exists.</description>
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pokes some much deserved fun at the uber-celebrity artist Damien Hirst. It totally nail it for me:</p>
<p>#12 – The faceless miners in Sierra Leone who procured the 8,601 diamonds for Damien Hirst’s sparkling skull – they may fear for their lives every day as they work in hazardous work conditions and subsist on less than 1% of the value of a pencil in a Hirst installation, but they sleep well at night knowing that a silly sculpture that represents the pinnacle of the latest gilded age exists.</p>
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