Damien Hirst's 1998 artwork Ashtray (Nicotine) at the Pharmacy featured in 2012 artcritical post

A 2012 post on artcritical highlighted Damien Hirst's 1998 piece Ashtray (Nicotine) at the Pharmacy, with a photograph credited to Gust Vasiliades. The entry was published on June 28, 2012, at 12:45 am, under the category of 1990s artnet. This work by the British artist, known for his provocative installations, reflects his exploration of themes like mortality and consumer culture through everyday objects. The post serves as a digital archive of Hirst's earlier creations, emphasizing the enduring interest in his contributions to contemporary art. No exhibition or sale details are provided, focusing solely on the artwork's documentation. The image captures the ashtray's mundane yet symbolic presence, typical of Hirst's approach to blending art with life. The entry remains accessible via RSS feed, allowing ongoing engagement with artcritical's content.