The Bushido Code: Moral Of The Samurai
Many martial artists follow a warrior's code known as the Bushido code. It's a phrase often associated with fighting spirit, and its definition has evolved.
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Many martial artists follow a warrior's code known as the Bushido code. It's a phrase often associated with fighting spirit, and its definition has evolved.
SHARE Damien Hirst has always put the intertwined relationship between art and finance at the centre of his practice. During the Young British Artists years, he set up a restaurant, Pharmacy in London, cashing in on his reputation. He publicly turned his studio into a company, Science (UK) Ltd. He showed a diamond-encrusted skull, For the Love of God (2007) with a fixed price, contrasting the material worth of the object (£14 million, or $20 million) with the amount he was selling it for (£50 million, or $70 million). So it stands to reason that Hirst would be among the first major artists...