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Dame Tracey Emin on My Bed, A Second Life and cancer | Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg
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26:10Now PlayingDame Tracey Emin has said her controversial Turner Prize nominated 1998 artwork, My Bed, would be "tidy", "clean" and "boring" if she made it today.
The artist spoke to the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg about cancer, politics and her work, ahead of her large scale exhibition at Tate Modern, Tracey Emin: A Second Life.
An unmade bed being nominated for the prestigious Turner Prize opened up conversations about how we define art - but the artist herself re-stressed this week that it had, in fact, saved her life. She revealed she had been moved to tears by seeing it back on display.
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