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The Mother by Tracey Emin coming home in Oslo

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The Mother by Tracey Emin coming home in Oslo

The Mother has found her place in the flower meadow in front of the MUNCH museum.
Jørgen Rist Holmen, Agency of culture affairs, City of Oslo
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    – This is pretty amazing. I might not have children and grandchildren, but I've got a legacy now. This will be here a long, long time. And I feel good, because it makes me realise that I'm here on this