The exhibition’s own folly is classical: the attempt to depict a horse. This exertion unfolds in three ways: a monumental photographic wallpaper, an architectural scaffold, a fictional tale.
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Helen Marten Sparrows On the Stone is an ambitious new body of work comprising new silk-screened paintings with sculptural appendages
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Works on paper by Turner Prize-winning artist Helen Marten.
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Great to see the Turner Prize is on Brexiteer Michael Gove’s radar. It proves how important the arts must be to him, even though he was almost single handily responsible for the near scrapping of Art History courses from the A Level syllabus!
8 December 2016
Congratulations to Helen Marten winner of the prestigious Turner Prize for 2016. The award announced at a ceremony in London… Read More
6 December 2016
This is a big year for the British artist Helen Marten. Not only has she been nominated for the 2016 Turner Prize but she has been awarded the inaugural Hepworth Prize for Sculpture.
18 November 2016
Finally, the UK has a sculpture prize – The Hepworth Prize for Sculpture – at The Hepworth, Wakefield. The prize has been created to celebrate the Gallery’s 5th anniversary and is named after one of the country’s most celebrated sculptors: Barbara Hepworth.
25 October 2016
Since its heyday in the 1990s, when it helped to establish the reputation of the last really significant art movement in Britain – or perhaps anywhere else – that of the so-called YBAs or Younger British Artists – the Turner Prize has been in decline.
27 September 2016
The Turner Prize exhibition was unveiled today at Tate Britain showcasing the work by the four artists shortlisted for this… Read More
26 September 2016
