Young British Artist Hits Middle Age: Catching up with Marc Quinn – ARTnews.com
Marc Quinn: Solo Exhibition - South London Gallery
Self
Windrush memorial artist: 'Marc Quinn's Jen Reid statue colonised the Colston plinth and hijacked the BLM movement' | British GQ
Marc Quinn Will Draw Two Tons of Blood From Refugees, Kate Moss, and Others for a New Artwork to Raise Awareness About the Migrant Crisis
No Visible Means of Escape IV', Marc Quinn, 1996 | Tate
Marc Quinn replaces statue with Black Lives Matter protestor
At White Cube, Sculptor Marc Quinn Turns Over a Thoughtful New Leaf | Art for Sale | Artspace
Face to Face | Belvedere Museum Vienna
Young British Artist Hits Middle Age: Catching up with Marc Quinn – ARTnews.com
Marc Quinn: Wilder Shores of Desire | Yorkshire Sculpture Park
marc quinn at the cini foundation in venice
Beauty and the Beast
Marc Quinn, Self – Smarthistory
Marc Quinn: The Matter of Life and Death - Image Journal
Marc Quinn | LANDMARKS
Marc Quinn sculpture part of the Toxic Sublime exhibition at White Cube Gallery London UK Stock Photo - Alamy
Marc Quinn - Announcements - e-flux
Marc Quinn: Drawn from Life; Cerith Wyn Evans – review | Art | The Guardian
Marc Quinn and the Art of the Moment
Marc Quinn review – he sells sea shells | Art | The Guardian
Marc Quinn uses blood in his installation to draw attention to the refugee crisis
Arario's Finest | 10 November 2009 - 24 January 2010 | Arario Gallery
Marc Quinn, who once made a sculpture consisting of his own blood, is showing his artwork in Dallas
