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the winner on 4 December during a live
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for the first time since 2000, because of "the lameness of this year's show, which does not merit the accolade of the traditional demo". Instead, art group AAS re-enacted previous
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is awarded the inaugural Turner Prize for his installation of two oil-on-canvas paintings inspired by a trip to Greece. Morley's win sparked controversy because he had been living in New York for the previous 20 years. Other nominees included
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Ofili joked, "Oh man. Thank God! Where's my cheque?" and said: "I don't know what to say. I am just really happy. I can't believe it. It feels like a film and I will watch the tape when I get home." One of Ofili's works,
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instituted "The Real Turner Prize" for painters, and an "Art Clown of the Year Award" for "outstanding idiocy in the visual arts," both continued in the subsequent years (the Clown award given in 2002 to Serota).
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consisting of an empty room whose lighting periodically came on and went off. Artist
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was the Chair of the jury from the start of his tenure at the Tate in 1988 until 2006. There are conflicting reports as to how much personal sway he has over the proceedings.
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who exhibited pots decorated with sexual imagery, and was the prize winner. He wore a flouncy skirt to collect the prize, announced by Sir
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stencilled "Mind the crap" on the steps of the Tate, who called in emergency cleaners to remove it. The prize was won by
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A great deal was made in the press about the winning entry by
1119:, as well as the fact that one of their exhibits, a film in a
81:
It is a controversial event, mainly for the exhibits, such as
3541:"Turner prize won by Susan Philipsz for a sound installation"
3930:
Turner prize awarded four ways after artists' plea to judges
3628:"Turner Prize visitor figures at Baltic put London to shame"
258:
The identity of the Turner Prize is deeply associated with
230:
later became trustees of the Tate. Some artists, including
3914:"Turner Prize 2018: iPhone artist Charlotte Prodger wins"
3882:"Lubaina Himid becomes oldest artist to win Turner prize"
3072:
Gibbons, Fiachra; Correspondent, Arts (1 December 1999).
2468:"Sir Nicholas Serota to leave Tate for Arts Council role"
2390:"Gordon's Gin replaces Channel 4 as Turner prize sponsor"
1902:
for 10 artists who would be announced in July due to the
3155:
www.bbc.co.uk, 31 October 2002. Retrieved 8 January 2007
1209:, the celebrity announcer chosen for the year, declared
5226:(Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying,
5087:
England: Richmond Hill, on the Prince Regent's Birthday
4356:
4288:"A custard pie for Serota as Turner Prize winner named"
4233:"Review: Seven Days in the Art World by Sarah Thornton"
2669:"Review: 1987 prize winner Deacon returns to his roots"
4198:(2002) on the Tate web site. Retrieved 15 January 2007
4059:"Turner Prize 2021: Irish pub installation wins award"
2364:"Why try to fix the Turner Prize when it ain't broke?"
1639:
member Elizabeth Price was awarded the £25,000 prize.
424:. Other nominees included figurative/portrait painter
5017:
Two Captured Danish Ships Entering Portsmouth Harbour
3461:"Tate courts controversy with Turner Prize shortlist"
2706:"News: 1998 Turner prize goes to sculptor Tony Cragg"
2368:
The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
2342:
The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
2316:
The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
1268:, Director and Chief Curator, White Columns, New York
3451:, bloomberg.com, 13 May 2008. Retrieved 14 May 2008.
982:, video/installation artist (and now film director)
5379:
5363:
5344:
5071:The Dort packet-boat from Rotterdam becalmed
4702:
4631:
4540:
4501:
4437:
4394:
4221:, 18 May 2006 (pay to view). Retrieved 20 May 2006.
945:Jacqueline Crofton threw eggs in protest at winner
793:officer Ann Gallagher, chaired by Nicholas Serota.
336:. The prize was awarded by celebrity presenter Sir
181:. It was announced the following day that Tate and
39:: usual venue for the awarding of the Turner Prize.
4342:BBC News coverage of some 2009 artwork (shortlist)
4034:"Turner Prize Shortlist Announced – Press Release"
3507:
3506:Adams, Stephen; Moore, Matthew (7 December 2009).
929:Award for the destruction of artistic integrity".
5288:Rain, Steam and Speed – The Great Western Railway
3147:
3145:
2199:– awarded annually as a spoof of the Turner Prize
2168:. In 1999, Trevor Prideaux organized the ongoing
2134:In 2002, Culture Minister and former art student
1531:Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design
1360:Thelma Golden, Director and Chief Curator of the
726:. Emin wrote about the incident in her 2005 book
177:laws and campaigning against the legalisation of
27:Annual prize presented to a British visual artist
5206:The Fighting Temeraire Tugged to Her Last Berth
4956:A Beech Wood with Gypsies Seated in the Distance
4315:20 years of Turner Prize winners (image gallery)
3509:"Turner Prize awarded to painter Richard Wright"
3348:"Iraq protest camp shortlisted for Turner Prize"
3055:"Turner Prize 1999 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
3037:"Turner Prize 1998 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2981:"Turner Prize 1997 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2906:"Turner Prize 1996 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2869:"Turner Prize 1995 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2851:"Turner Prize 1994 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2815:"Turner Prize 1993 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2797:"News: Grenville Davey scoops 1992 Turner prize"
2778:"Turner Prize 1992 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2760:"Turner Prize 1991 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2742:"Turner Prize 1990 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2724:"Turner Prize 1989 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2687:"Turner Prize 1988 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2650:"Turner Prize 1987 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2613:"Turner Prize 1986 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
2558:"Turner Prize 1984 – Exhibition at Tate Britain"
1454:international art academy, Frankfurt, architect
1271:Andrew Renton, writer and Director of Curating,
238:, have declined the invitation to be nominated.
3225:, 13 November 2008. Retrieved 14 November 2008.
3007:, BBC, 3 December 1998. Retrieved 9 April 2008.
2704:Hilton, Tim; Kennedy, Maev (23 November 1988).
1874:in Margate, Kent. The shortlisted artists were
1595:who was hired by the artist Benedikt Dichgans.
149:. By 1987, money for the prize was provided by
5191:Venice, from the Porch of Madonna della Salute
4842:Morning amongst the Coniston Fells, Cumberland
4337:(2002) feature, including statistical analysis
3586:"Streaker at posh North art bash revealls all"
3310:
3308:
3306:
3304:
2282:BBC, 4 November 2002. Retrieved 22 March 2006.
2270:BBC, 2 December 1999. Retrieved 22 March 2006.
1537:in which she sang folklorised versions of the
683:, debate controversy in 1997, nominee in 1999.
564:received media coverage for the award of the "
4680:
4372:
3404:, 2 December 2007. Retrieved 3 December 2007.
3388:, 3 December 2007. Retrieved 4 December 2007.
3324:, 3 December 2007. Retrieved 3 December 2007.
3298:, 10 December 2006. Retrieved 16 January 2007
3189:, 11 February 2002. Retrieved 8 January 2007.
3172:, 10 December 2001. Retrieved 8 January 2007.
2595:"News: Howard Hodgkin wins 1985 Turner prize"
2502:, 7 December 2004. Retrieved 15 January 2007.
2111:, and others closely linked to the collector
1976:won the award in 2023, hosted in Eastbourne.
1965:. Veronica Ryan was announced as the winner.
1929:, and the political arts organisation Arika.
1238:More controversy ensued when Barber wrote in
1150:and installation/photograph/sculpture artist
886:. Other entries included a large painting by
200:(several of whom were nominees and winners),
8:
5236:Snow Storm: Steam-Boat off a Harbour's Mouth
3809:"Turner Prize: Helen Marten wins 2016 award"
1665:celebrations. The prize jury was chaired by
1440:was the winner of the Turner Prize of 2008.
1401:, a Ugandan Asian photographer and filmmaker
796:Other nominees included installation artist
145:The exhibition and prize rely on commercial
5167:Venice: The Dogana and San Giorgio Maggiore
3265:, 6 December 2005. Retrieved 24 March 2006.
3183:"Madonna rebuked for Turner Prize outburst"
2576:"Turner Prize 1985 artists: Howard Hodgkin"
1937:Hosted in Coventry, the 2021 nominees were
1299:. His display at the Turner Prize show was
1231:obtained emails between the Tate and judge
5061:The Rise of the Carthaginian Empire
4941:A Beech Wood with Gypsies round a Campfire
4687:
4673:
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4379:
4365:
4357:
4296:, 9 December 2002. Retrieved 27 March 2006
4278:, 22 October 2000. Retrieved 8 March 2011.
3436:
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2538:Januszczak, Waldemar (30 September 2014).
2491:
2489:
2301:1 October 2006. Retrieved 15 January 2006.
2290:
2288:
1909:The 10 artists to receive bursaries were:
1811:. The exhibition was held in Hull, at the
1496:. Stephen Deuchar again chaired the jury.
575:Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid
113:writing in the press, and a speech by Sir
5502:1984 establishments in the United Kingdom
4595:List of Turner Prize winners and nominees
3398:"Stuckists' Turner Prize Protest Apology"
3206:, 5 November 2002. Retrieved 21 May 2007.
2630:Januszczak, Waldemar (26 November 1986).
2268:"Head to Head: Turner Prize — Is It Art?"
1280:, director, Tate and Chairman of the Jury
960:Work No. 227: The lights going on and off
248:List of Turner Prize winners and nominees
105:criticising exhibits, a guest of honour (
5280:Moses Writing the Book of Genesis
4324:Turner Prize, Glasgow University project
3674:"Turner Prize 2014: What's the verdict?"
2241:
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2073:: "cold mechanical, conceptual bullshit"
1069:caused press attention for a sculpture,
998:The media focused on a large display by
836:film. Some media attention was given to
246:For a list of winners and nominees, see
4310:The Turner Prize official website, Tate
4186:"The Turner Prize: Everyone's a winner"
3380:"Mark Wallinger wins 2007 Turner Prize"
3316:"Bear man walks away with Turner Prize"
3282:, 30 April 2006. Retrieved 20 May 2006.
3237:, stuckism.com. Retrieved 2 April 2008.
3019:"News: 1998 Turner Prize goes to Ofili"
3000:
2998:
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2994:
2944:Sixty Minutes, Noise: by art's bad girl
2667:Hoellering, Andrew (23 November 1989).
2209:
1904:COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom
1099:(his second nomination since 1994) and
1088:. And two years ago I was asked by the
5278:The Morning after the Deluge –
3566:Higgins, Charlotte (5 December 2011).
3479:Higgins, Charlotte (7 December 2009).
3093:
3083:
1458:, and Suzanne Cotter, senior curator,
5276:Light and Colour (Goethe's Theory) –
4231:Collings, Matthew (17 October 2008).
4086:Sherwood, Harriet (1 December 2021).
3568:"Martin Boyce wins Turner prize 2011"
3539:Charlotte Higgins (6 December 2010).
3469:, 14 May 2008. Retrieved 14 May 2008.
2247:"A brief history of the Turner Prize"
1831:The nominees for the 2018 award were
1795:The nominees for the 2017 award were
1761:The nominees for the 2016 award were
1737:The nominees for the 2015 award were
1703:The nominees for the 2014 award were
1612:The nominees for the 2012 prize were
1309:, which recreated all the objects in
978:Other nominees included photographer
301:, Minister for the Arts at the time.
7:
4353:during televised 1998 award ceremony
4209:"Paul is better off without Heather"
3607:Martin Wainwright (9 January 2012).
3520:from the original on 12 January 2022
2833:"Turner Prize won by 'worst' artist"
1622:Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art
1567:The 2011 Turner Prize took place in
1492:The winner of the £25,000 Prize was
1295:The winner of the £25,000 Prize was
1169:arrives as a guest at the 2005 Prize
853:Two Naked Men Jump into Tracey's Bed
442:Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art
5507:Annual events in the United Kingdom
4971:Landscape with Lake and Fallen Tree
4728:Landscape with Windmill and Rainbow
3005:"Elephant dung artist scoops award"
2923:O'Grady, Carrie (1 November 2003).
2886:O'Grady, Carrie (1 November 2003).
1719:. The winner of the 2014 prize was
1685:. The winner of the 2013 prize was
1653:The 2013 Turner Prize were held at
1499:The other shortlisted artists were
1384:for his Tate Britain installation,
822:Toronto International Film Festival
578:). Other nominees included painter
5268:War. The Exile and the Rock Limpet
5143:Childe Harold's Pilgrimage - Italy
5049:Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army
4804:Aeneas and the Sibyl, Lake Avernus
4329:Martin Herbert on the Turner Prize
3592:. 11 December 2011. Archived from
3247:Notebook by Andrew Marr (2nd item)
3074:"Deadpan McQueen takes the Turner"
2795:Coles, Joanna (25 November 1992).
2593:McHardy, Anne (13 November 1985).
1925:, Ima-Abasi Okon, Imran Perretta,
1573:Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
730:, describing her shock at reading
460:Sculpture and installation artist
74:, and in 2012 it was presented by
47:, named after the English painter
25:
5517:Arts awards in the United Kingdom
3423:. 5 December 2007. Archived from
3336:. tate.org. Retrieved 21 May 2007
3217:"Prince Charles in his own words"
3153:"The art of Turner protests", BBC
3017:Glaister, Dan (2 December 1998).
1870:The 2019 award was hosted at the
1450:, Daniel Birnbaum, rector of the
953:Controversy was caused by winner
262:. For two of its first editions,
5426:
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312:is awarded the Turner Prize for
4713:Interior of a Romanesque Church
4158:Bakare, Lanre (24 April 2024).
3880:Brown, Mark (5 December 2017).
3750:Youngs, Ian (8 December 2015).
3698:Brown, Mark (1 December 2014).
3626:Brian Daniel (9 January 2012).
3346:Reynolds, Nigel (10 May 2007).
3112:"Copycat row hits Turner Prize"
2512:Aidin, Rose (8 December 2002).
2296:"How I suffered for art's sake"
1847:. All four were video artists.
1347:Fiona Bradley, Director of the
1020:, to comment. Culture Minister
608:The Only Good One Is A Dead One
444:), printer Boyd Webb, sculptor
5135:Funeral of Sir Thomas Lawrence
4796:Moonlight, a Study at Millbank
3645:Nick Clark (3 December 2012).
2925:"Douglas Gordon (winner 1996)"
859:and collaborative sibling duo
820:Director Steve McQueen at the
204:, and exhibitions such as the
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2051:Dan Fox, associate editor of
2033:In 2006, newspaper columnist
1921:, Jamie Crewe, Sean Edwards,
1418:announced that they were not
535:and sculptor Alison Wilding.
404:. The prize was presented by
332:and painting/printing artist
87:– a shark in formaldehyde by
5059:Dido building Carthage, or,
4532:Outset Contemporary Art Fund
4207:Street-Porter, Janet (2006)
2888:"Damien Hirst (winner 1995)"
2152:Alternative and spoof prizes
1817:Hull UK City of Culture 2017
1127:won the prize with his film
1117:Ben Langlands and Nikki Bell
1076:Attention was also given to
1002:whose wall-size text piece,
130:Prize winners aspire to do.
5216:Modern Rome – Campo Vaccino
5127:Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus
4766:Interior of a Gothic Church
4251:"Comment Turner Prize 2007"
3980:Brown, Mark (2 July 2020).
3724:Brown, Mark (12 May 2015).
3672:Masters, Tim (7 May 2014).
3200:"It's art. But is it porn?"
2187:List of European art awards
1334:European Capital of Culture
1214:sponsored by the makers of
781:The jury included musician
778:, killed in a race attack.
736:writeup the following day.
266:was nominated in 1986, and
5533:
5457:Awards established in 1984
5025:London from Greenwich Park
3836:Brown, Mark (3 May 2017).
2514:"The terror of the Turner"
2280:"Turner Prize: Is It Art?"
2249:. tramway.org. 6 July 2015
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1579:. The other nominees were
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1223:Freedom of Information Act
1198:
855:. Other nominees included
789:, curator Fumio Nanjo and
776:murder of Stephen Lawrence
348:The controversial art duo
316:. Other nominees included
245:
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5296:Sunrise with Sea Monsters
5228:Typhoon Coming On)
5183:Rome, From Mount Aventine
5151:The Fountain of Indolence
5033:The Fifth Plague of Egypt
4781:Limekiln at Coalbrookdale
4117:. BBC News. 12 April 2022
3293:"My Turner's over. Phew!"
3164:Gibbons, Fiachra (2001),
2963:A harrowing self-portrait
1339:Unlike recent years, Sir
1259:Margot Heller, director,
1251:Lynn Barber, journalist,
849:Yuan Chai and Jian Jun Xi
832:for his video based on a
631:Mother and Child, Divided
5477:British contemporary art
5051:Crossing the Alps
4926:Welsh Mountain Landscape
4850:Shipping by a Breakwater
4427:Palais de Danse, St Ives
3356:. London. Archived from
3274:Hastings, Chris (2006),
3235:"Turner Prize demo 2003"
3139:Retrieved 26 March 2000.
1407:, an installation artist
1370:, writer and broadcaster
1146:Other nominees included
1095:Other nominees included
1039:Other nominees included
1004:Arsewoman in Wonderland,
986:and installation artist
664:and installation artist
420:is awarded the prize by
314:A Small Thing But My Own
109:) swearing, prize judge
18:Alternative Turner Prize
5472:Contemporary art awards
5103:The Battle of Trafalgar
4422:Barbara Hepworth Museum
3447:19 October 2008 at the
1313:'s anti-war display in
917:art group staged their
828:The Prize was given to
641:and multi-media artist
527:received the prize for
97:, a dishevelled bed by
66:. A prominent event in
5512:Awards with age limits
5304:Norham Castle, Sunrise
5208:to Be Broken up
5095:Rome, from the Vatican
4994:View on Clapham Common
4521:Sir Joseph Duveen, Bt.
3817:. BBC. 5 December 2016
2495:Kennedy, Maev (2004),
2147:
2090:pantomime at Christmas
2074:
2021:
1923:Sidsel Meineche Hansen
1170:
1067:Jake and Dinos Chapman
1063:
950:
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907:Stuckist demonstration
879:
861:Jane and Louise Wilson
825:
759:The talking point was
684:
151:Drexel Burnham Lambert
117:about the purchase of
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5260:Peace – Burial at Sea
5079:The Field of Waterloo
3869:on 22 September 2017.
2139:
2069:
2016:
1833:Forensic Architecture
1683:Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
1165:
1058:
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898:were also nominated.
882:The prize was won by
874:
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693:60 minutes of Silence
679:
468:, figurative painter
198:Young British Artists
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5462:Turner Prize winners
4191:1 March 2007 at the
3416:I am The Great Grock
3314:Higgins, Charlotte.
3280:The Sunday Telegraph
2192:Marcel Duchamp Prize
1845:Luke Willis Thompson
1261:South London Gallery
1228:The Sunday Telegraph
1086:Not the Turner Prize
350:Gilbert & George
338:Richard Attenborough
295:Gilbert & George
242:Winners and nominees
5487:Festivals in London
5467:Early career awards
5413:Turner Contemporary
5403:Thomas Price Turner
5069:Dort or Dordrecht:
5041:High Street, Oxford
4639:Frankfurt Art Theft
4601:The Weather Project
4293:The Daily Telegraph
4268:Collings, Matthew.
4214:21 May 2006 at the
4013:. 24 September 2021
3863:"Turner Prize 2017"
3777:"Turner Prize 2015"
3596:on 12 January 2012.
3353:The Daily Telegraph
3291:Barber, Lynn (2006)
3222:The Daily Telegraph
2839:. 24 November 1993.
2344:. 30 September 1990
2294:Barber, Lynn (2006)
2035:Janet Street-Porter
2020:: "a valuable role"
2018:Janet Street-Porter
1876:Lawrence Abu Hamdan
1872:Turner Contemporary
1801:Rosalind Nashashibi
1529:who graduated from
1377:The nominees were:
1357:, critic and writer
1349:Fruitmarket Gallery
1131:, documenting both
919:first demonstration
712:Waldemar Januszczak
637:, abstract painter
546:was the winner for
480:, abstract painter
326:Ian Hamilton Finlay
183:Turner Contemporary
159:Waldemar Januszczak
4743:Diana and Callisto
4349:used by presenter
4270:"Blake's Progress"
3797:. 5 December 2016.
3181:Innes, John (2002)
3151:Youngs, Ian (2002)
3118:. 28 November 2000
3096:has generic name (
2970:, 16 October 2005.
2951:, 4 December 1997.
2474:. 8 September 2016
2219:"The Turner Prize"
2075:
2022:
1951:Heather Phillipson
1813:Ferens Art Gallery
1717:Tris Vonna-Michell
1663:UK City of Culture
1614:Spartacus Chetwynd
1273:Goldsmiths College
1171:
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980:Richard Billingham
971:and an attempt to
951:
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706:and also included
685:
616:Shirazeh Houshiary
354:Art & Language
264:Art & Language
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5482:Culture in London
5439:
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4827:Caernarvon Castle
4662:
4661:
4067:. 1 December 2021
3920:, 4 December 2018
3440:Gayford, Martin.
3378:Reynolds, Nigel.
3334:"Turner Prize 07"
2162:Anti-Turner Prize
2004:Public perception
1994:Claudette Johnson
1915:Liz Johnson Artur
1860:Charlotte Prodger
1858:. The winner was
1841:Charlotte Prodger
1819:. The winner was
1791:2017 Turner Prize
1777:. The winner was
1733:2015 Turner Prize
1699:2014 Turner Prize
1649:2013 Turner Prize
1608:2012 Turner Prize
1563:2011 Turner Prize
1547:Angela de la Cruz
1521:2010 Turner Prize
1488:2009 Turner Prize
1460:Modern Art Oxford
1433:2008 Turner Prize
1355:Michael Bracewell
1315:Parliament Square
1291:2007 Turner Prize
1247:The judges were:
1201:2006 Turner Prize
1141:the siege in Waco
892:Michael Raedecker
884:Wolfgang Tillmans
876:Wolfgang Tillmans
804:and video artist
802:Cathy de Monchaux
741:Christine Borland
691:, showed a video
658:Craigie Horsfield
598:Popular sculptor
566:Anti-Turner Prize
493:within the Tate.
416:Sculpture artist
386:Patrick Caulfield
380:Sculpture artist
330:Milena Kalinovska
179:same-sex marriage
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