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Turner prize
By: Button, Virginia
Publisher: Tate Gallery, 1997001: 2594ISBN: 1854372211DDC classification: 709.42 BUT
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| 709.42 BUC Moving targets 2 : a user's guide to British art now / | 709.42 BUC Moving targets: a user's guide to British art now | 709.42 BUT Turner prize | 709.42 BUT Turner prize | 709.42 BUT The Turner Prize : twenty years / | 709.42 COM British art in the 20th century the modern movement | 709.42 COR Vorticism and abstract art in the first machine age Vol. l Origins and development. |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
The Turner Prize was established in 1984 and has from the start aimed to draw contemporary British art to the attention of a wide audience. With media coverage and visitor numbers increasing each year, its success is not in doubt, but has controversy flourished at the expense of serious consideration of the artists involved? Why did the 1992 winner, Grenville Davey advise future contenders that they would need protective headgear, thick gloves and barrier cream?
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