Tracey Emin Compilation 2

The Interview 1999 The doubled artist confronts herself in an ironic self-accusation, thus questioning the validity of autobiography. Riding for a Fall 1998 The artist self-confidently and zestfully tramples on male dominance, riding into the sunset as John Holtʼs reggae song of the same name plays in the background. Love is a Strange Thing 2000 A parody of the sexual desire of a dog that attempts to pick up Tracey Emin in a park. I Don t Think So 2000 The artist questions the common behavioral role of young mothers—is a woman allowed to keep on sleeping while her baby cries next to her? Sometimes the Dress is Worth More Money than the Money 2001 An ironic film commissioned for Beck beer that reboots the topic of the archaic exchange of women in a patriarchal society. The Shop (Why carry a Hoover) 2000 Young British Artists take a stroll with a Hoover: a fantastically spun quotidian episode about the power of imagination and the art of survival. The Bailiff 2001 Good Tracey/Bad Tracey from The interview in a Shining-like sequel where one Tracey tries to break down the door of the other—frightened and holding scissors.