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Depraved : The Story of Dangerous Art - Daisy Dixon Fiction and instantaneous language in whichEssential . . . An urgent reckoning with institutional violence, curatorial practice and the meaning of freedom' Dan Hicks'Daisy Dixon is the guide you need in encountering the disturbing side of human expression' Helen Carr'A zesty new history of "dangerous art" . . . Skips with panache across periods and genres . . . Even at its most provocative, Dixon's book remains lucid and engaging' Daily Telegraph'Timely and punchy . . . In the past, pieces