Authenticity and the creative act are central themes of this exhibition of work by Jake and Dinos Chapman. This exhibition included 80 of Goya’s Disasters of War etchings, the originals drawn on by the brothers and re-named Insult to Injury and an installation called The Rape of Creativity, featuring an old camper van as its centrepiece.

When the Chapman Brothers' infamous “Hell” sculpture―which featured 5,000 miniature model Nazi soldiers performing atrocities―was destroyed in a London warehouse fire in 2004, they began a modified version called “Fucking Hell.” This audio CD accompanies “Fucking Hell,” and is compiled from live recordings made in 2008.