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Mar. 09, 1981 - Art Council Put Foot In It With7, 000 For Tray Of Manure: Art lovers visiting the Serpentine Gallery in Kensington Gardens yesterday were in no doubt The Arts Council has definitely put its foot in it this time. They were commenting on the7, 000 the Arts council has aid for a controversial exhibit which features, among other things, tray full of animal droppings. The creation, paid for out of taxpayer money, is the work of Norfolk artists Bruce Lacey and his wife, Jill, and is their view of nature's yearly cycles. Photo shows A visitor to the Serpentine Gallery studies a trayful of animal droppings by the artists Bruce Lacey and his wife Jill

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Commenting Controversial Cycles Definitely Doubt Droppings Exhibit Lacey Manure Paid Serpentine Studies Taxpayer Tray Yearly


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