Damien Hirst: Spot Tea Towel French Mary Weatherford: Canyon—Daisy—Eden surveys the

Mary Weatherford: Canyon—Daisy—Eden surveys the artist’s career

surveying critical response at the time

small-town New England and underscore the precision and depth of his unique mode of photographic storytelling

Interior scenes charged with ambiguous narratives probe tensions between art and life

Prince visited the area to seek out quintessential viewpoints established by preceding photographers

Damien Hirst: Spot Tea Towel French Mary Weatherford: Canyon—Daisy—Eden surveys theProduced by Other Criteria, this tea towel features brightly colored spots from Damien Hirsts most widely recognized series, the Spot paintings. In these works, Hirst has removed any physical evidence of human interventionsuch as the compass point left at the center of each spotso that the works appear to have been constructed mechanically or by a person trying to paint like a machine. In 2012 Gagosian exhibited over three hundred Spot paintings