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Turner prize 2002

December 2002

  • Art for sale

  • The wacky boffin of art takes Turner prize with dotty diagrams

  • Accessible yet incomprehensible

  • Tyson's Turner

  • Artful dodgers

  • The Turner is a turn-off

    Martin Kettle

November 2002

  • But is it A-level?

  • It's art. But is it porn?

  • Mark Lawson

    More than just pretty pictures

    Mark Lawson

  • Howells of protest

  • Minister with no time for the arty farty

  • Unmade beds, pickled sharks, or just a can of worms?

  • Word on the Tate board yesterday

October 2002

  • Bottom marks for Turner prize as culture minister vents his spleen

    "If this is the best British artists can produce then British art is lost. It is cold, mechanical, conceptual bullshit," opines culture minister Kim Howells.

  • Air sickness overtakes porn in Turner stakes

    There have been maggots feasting on the remains of a cow's putrefied brains and the bloody swath Damien Hirst cut through a Surrey abattoir with a chainsaw. But yesterday the Turner Prize produced the most stomach-churning exhibit in its 18-year history of iconoclasm and notoriety.

  • Badly drawn words

    After the hype comes the brouhaha. Adrian Searle gives his verdict on the Turner prize.

May 2002

  • No painters among Turner prize nominees

  • New blood from a wary generation

  • The contenders

  • Road to nowhere

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