Wed 16 May 2012 [pics and logo]
Jemima Rellie, Head of Digital Programmes at Tate, tells us about the Turner Prize and how, if you can’t visit the exhibition at Tate Britain, you can still share your thoughts on Europe’s leading contemporary art prize on Tate’s website, which is sponsored by BT.
Tate Online: The Turner Prize
2005’s was the twenty-first Turner Prize. The annual award was established by the Patrons of New
Gillian Carnegie Red 2004 Oil on board 22.8 x 33 cm Cranford Collection, London
Image appears courtesy of Tate Online © 2005
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This painting was one of the entries for the 2005 Turner Prize. You can read more about Gillian Carnegie’s entry, the other entries and the Turner Prize itself in our Arts & Music section: Tate Online – Turner Prize
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