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Independent, The (London), Apr 14, 2006 by GUY ADAMS
Charles Saatchi is about to become the latest victim of a critical mauling from the people of Liverpool.
By way of a warm-up for 2008, when they take on the mantle of "European City of Culture", Mersey-side's finest academics are meeting to slag off the secretive collector.
Liverpool John Moores University has announced plans for a two- day symposium on "the triumph of Stuckism".
Dozens of art historians will use the event to study the Stuckists, a media-savvy group of artists who were formed to campaign gainst Saatchi and onceptual art.
"It's happening this September, and will consist of lectures and Q&A sessions," says an organiser.
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"The Stuckists have gained some academic credibility after being dismissed as a media freak-show.
Saatchi is welcome to attend. "We aren't exactly holding our breath, though. Perhaps Nigella [left], who acts as his representative on earth, might act as substitute."
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