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Turner prize 2001

January 2014

  • Martin Creed interview: 'Art is anything used as art by people'

    The Turner prize winner tells Kate Kellaway about the point of a piece of A4 paper and broccoli on the eve of his Hayward retrospective

December 2001

  • Easy does it

  • A work that did not need to be made

  • Judges switched on as Turner Prize goes to the Creed of nothingness

  • Riotous assembly

November 2001

  • Life support

  • Happy return

  • What, no elephant dung?

  • Deja vu

  • It's on, it's off, but is it art?

  • Deja vu

  • Artistic row on long road to Turner prize

  • Turner film row finds a happy ending

October 2001

  • Jones on art
    Mike Nelson

    While the rest of the British art scene pens slim volumes, Mike Nelson creates epics.

September 2001

  • Welcome to my worlds

    Mike Nelson is being touted as the next big thing in British art. But is he just too strange? Jonathan Jones visits him in his studio.

31 May 2001

  • The shortlist

    I think artists are a bit bored with and wary of the Turner prize by now, even if they find it hard to refuse when Nicholas Serota makes that fatal, but possibly career-enhancing call

  • Bookies see film-maker as surprise favourite

    An arthouse film maker, described even by Turner prize chairman Sir Nicholas Serota as "not particularly well known", emerged last night as the bookmakers' favourite for the most prestigious British art prize.

  • Turner prize - appalling fascination of a career-enhancing competition

    I think artists are a bit bored with and wary of the Turner Prize by now, even if they find it hard to refuse when Nicholas Serota makes that fatal, but possibly career-enhancing call. It is like ending up on Big Brother, without having volunteered. Yet as much as the Turner appals for its circus atmosphere, it fascinates in equal measure. If last year's list tried to clear the decks of a resolutely native Young British Art creeping towards middle age and establishment status, this year's shortlist is interesting for different reasons.

30 May 2001

  • Conceptual art dominates little-known Turner nominees

  • Serious shortlist, but the prize is a joke

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