Oct 31, 2011

Turner prize 2010: Adrian Searle's video verdict

via www.youtube.com

Published on Oct 28, 2011 by TheGuardian
With sculptures by Angela de la Cruz, paintings by Dexter Dalwood, video from the Otolith Group and sound art from Susan Philipsz, this is one of the most diverse Turner prize shows for years. The Guardian's art critic Adrian Searle finds there's much to like about this year's exhibition, and offers his tip for the winning entry.

31 Oct 2011 08:16:39 | Media, Video

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