The iconic, late gay singer George Michael will have his expansive art collection displayed at Christie’s in Londonfrom the 9thof March.
The artwork will also be auctioned off, with proceeds being donated to charitable causes.
The exhibition promises a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for collectors, art lovers and legions of fans to acquire works from the legendary recording artist’s private collection.”
Artworks from such renowned artists as Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst and Michael Craig-Martin will be displayed.
“The collection is a celebration of the YBA movement’s spirit of creativity and adventure in the late 1990s, with works ranging from the poetry of Tracey Emin to the transcendence of death manifested by Damien Hirst, and reflects every aspect of this dynamic moment in British cultural history,” said Cristian Albu, co-head Post-War & Contemporary at Christie’s.
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