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The Turner Prize has become an anti-artistic, politicised basket-case For the third year in a row, a bizarre judging decision has tossed art’s premium award onto the bonfire of contemporary posturing 13 May 2021 • 12:00pm Members of the Turner-shortlisted Array Collective at an event on International Womens Day in 2019 Credit: Alessia Cargnelli Is the Turner Prize the biggest basket case in British culture? I only ask because, having cancelled the Prize in favour of 10 “bursaries” in 20...

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In A First, Only Artist Collectives Are Shortlisted For Turner Prize 2021 May 10, 2021 12:16 Subject Line Please provide verification code Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry, UK. Tate Britain has announced the shortlist for Turner Prize 2021: Array Collective, Black Obsidian Sound System, Cooking Sections, Gentle/Radical, and Project Art Works. An exhibition of their work will be held at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry, UK, from September 29, 2021 to January 12, 2022, as ...

UK Turner Prize shortlist dominated by art collectives Project Art Works, Siddharth Gadiyar, Phoenix Art Space, 2019 © Project Art Works. LONDON (AFP) .- The 2021 Turner Prize jury has selected a shortlist made entirely from artist collectives for the first time, Tate Britain, which organises the award, announced on Friday. The five groups all "work closely and continuously with communities across the breadth of the UK", the organisers of the prestigious but often controversial visual arts pri...

BBC News Published image copyrightLaura OConnor/Project Art works image captionThe Array Collective at Pride 2019 (left) and Project Art Works Siddharth Gadiyar at the Phoenix Art Space The 2021 Turner Prize nominees are, for the first time, made up of collectives who have helped to "inspire social change through art", organisers say. Exhibitions have been largely closed over the past year due to the pandemic. With that in mind, Fridays shortlist contained the names of five groups who continued...

A group of Belfast-based artists whose work is a response to issues affecting Northern Ireland and a collective of QTIBPOC (Queer, Trans and Intersex Black and People of Colour) artists challenging norms of sound-system culture across the African diaspora are on the shortlist for the Turner Prize 2021. The five-strong shortlist is made up of entirely of artist collectives for the first time in the history of the award, with no single person chosen. Array Collective’s recent projects include p...

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A view of art gallery Tate Britain in London, which organises the Turner Prize award. Photo: Handout The 2021 Turner Prize jury has selected a shortlist made entirely from artist collectives for the first time, Tate Britain, which organises the award, announced on Friday. The five groups all "work closely and continuously with communities across the breadth of the UK", the organisers of the prestigious but often controversial visual arts prize said. "The collaborative practices selected for thi...

Turner Prize shortlist announced Black Obsidian Sound System (Photographed by Theodorah Ndovlu, 2019) TATE BRITAIN today announced the shortlist for Turner Prize 2021: Array Collective, Black Obsidian Sound System, Cooking Sections, Gentle/Radical, and Project Art Works. One of the great joys of the Turner Prize is the way it captures and reflects the mood of the moment in contemporary British art Alex Farquharson, Director of Tate Britain and Chair of the Turner Prize jury An exhibition o...

Five art collectives shortlisted for Turner prize Mark Brown Arts correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Alessia Cargnelli/PA Five art collectives will this year battle it out for the Turner prize, the first time no individual artist has been shortlisted for what remains one of the world’s best-known awards for visual art. The choice of collectives reflects the fact that few artists have been able to publicly show anything over the past year. It prompted judge...