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Installation view of #AntheaHamilton’s “Project for Door (After Gaetano Pesce)” (2016) at the Turner Prize 2016 exhibition.
On Tuesday, Tate Modern announced the four nominees for the 2015 Turner Prize: multidisciplinary artist Bonnie Camplin, sound and performance artist Janice Kerbel, sculpture, installation, and collage artist Nicole Wermers, and the architecture collective Assemble.
Three Female Artists and an Architecture Collective Nominated for 2015 Turner Prize
The 2014 Turner Prize was awarded this evening to the Glasgow, Scotland–based artist Duncan Campbell, for his film “It For Others” (2013). The £25,000 (~$39,000) prize was conferred in a ceremony at the Tate Britain, according to a release from the institution. Described by Campbell as an “essay-film,” the work comprises archival material and video footage spanning a number of subjects, from masks and other anthropological objects in the British Museum to contemporary Japanese consumer products.
Mean Green Performance Machine
Marvin Gaye Chetwynd performance in Nottingham
Stuffed cats, ravaged, in Marvin Gaye Chetwynd’s ‘The Green Room’ at the Nottingham Contemporary (all photographs by the author for Hyperallergic)
NOTTINGHAM, U.K. — Seeing both notebook and pen, a fellow spectator says with some disbelief: “Are you reviewing this? Well, good luck!” My challenges are well apparent, thanks to the inexplicable outbreaks of dance, song and puppetry. Music fluctuates…
French Video and Installation Artist Laure Prouvost Wins Turner Prize
Laure Prouvost, “Wantee” (2013) (image via Tate Britain, courtesy the artist and MOT International)
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David Shrigley, “Ignore This Building” (Image via davidshrigley.com)
The drama surrounding the…