Britain’s most infamous artist sits down with JJ Croucher to talk about Reform, the dick she might have had as a man, and whether having loved women is really the gayest thing about her. After decades of LGBTQIA+ support, Emin’s message is clearer than ever – “Don’t give up.”
Words by JJ Croucher
Design by Yosef Phelan
There is nothing contrived about Tracey. She joins our Zoom call from her bed. Not the one in the Tate Modern – she’s somewhere in Margate, hidden away from the sear of the sun. She tells me that it’s cooler by the sea, but it’s the hottest June on record and this does not make me feel any better about the state of our melting planet. I wonder if the artist sees the humour in the call’s setting – if she does, it’s not front of mind. Society would have us believe that artists are curators of the self, but Tracey Emin is straight up: “You can ask me anything, and I’ll answer you.”
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