Editing Young British Artists (section)

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Richard Cork (at one time art critic of ''The Times'') has been a staunch advocate of the artists, as has art writer [[Louisa Buck]], and former ''Time Out'' art editor, [[Sarah Kent]]. Sir [[Nicholas Serota]] has validated the artists by the nomination of several of them for the [[Turner Prize]] and their inclusion in the [[Tate]] collection.

[[Maureen Paley]] said, "The thing that came out of the YBA generation was boldness, a belief that you can get away with anything."<ref>Duguid, Hannah. [https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/women-at-work-as-the-older-generation-of-ybas-grows-up-a-new-set-of-female-creators-is-taking-over-1777991.html "Women at work"], ''[[The Independent]]'', 28 August 2009. Retrieved 15 August 2010.</ref>

Speaking in 2009, [[Iwona Blazwick]], the director of the [[Whitechapel Art Gallery]], said, "The YBA moment is definitely now dead, but anyone who thinks they were a cut-off point is wrong. They began something which has continued to grow ever since. It's not over."<ref>Hannah Duguid, "[https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/features/women-at-work-as-the-older-generation-of-ybas-grows-up-a-new-set-of-female-creators-is-taking-over-1777991.html Women at work: As the older generation of YBAs grows up, a new set of female creators is taking over]" [[The Independent]], 28 August 2009.</ref>