What's the point of it all, with Turner Prize winner Martin Creed - Loud And Quiet
Martin Creed, Turner Prize winning artist, heads to Quay Arts
Turner Prize-winning artist and musician Martin Creed to release new album 'Mind Trap' with The Vinyl Factory - The Vinyl Factory
Martin Creed: What's the point of it? | ITSLIQUID
Doubt, disgust and peanut butter: an encounter with Martin Creed and his absurd art
Turner Prize: A Retrospective 1984 – 2006: 01 | Tate
Work No. 227: The lights going on and off - Wikipedia
Tate Britain Martin Creed Turner Prize in 2001 for Work No 227 the lights going on and off - YouTube
Copenhagen, Denmark. 18th, December 2020. The neon sculpture Understanding by Turner Prize- winning artist Martin Creed at Ofelia Plads in Copenhagen. The 8-metre tall and 15-metre long artwork is put up by
The Turner Prize 2009: Will it be a Turn Up? | Echostains Blog
Martin Creed | mumok
Work No. 227: The lights going on and off', Martin Creed, 2000 | Tate
Tate buys Martin Creed's Turner Prize work - BBC News
Aesthetica Magazine - Inclusive Practice
Judges switched on as Turner Prize goes to the Creed of nothingness | UK news | The Guardian
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Copenhagen, Denmark. 18th, December 2020. The neon sculpture Understanding by Turner Prize- winning artist Martin Creed at Ofelia Plads in Copenhagen. The 8-metre tall and 15-metre long artwork is put up by
Harrogate event with controversial artist who won the Turner Prize and was commissioned by London 2012 Olympics
Turner Prize artist visits Harrogate gallery before unveiling of giant installation of 900 balls
Martin Creed (winner 2001) | Turner prize 2004: 20 years of the Turner prize | The Guardian
Tate acquires Martin Creed's controversial Turner Prize-winning piece Work No 227 | The Independent | The Independent
ARTIST ROOMS: Martin Creed — Corridor8
When Art Is Beside the Point - The New York Times
Turner Prize winner Martin Creed - new album - Folking.com
Work No. 227: The lights going on and off', Martin Creed, 2000 | Tate
Turner Prize-winning artist and musician Martin Creed for a once-off live music performance in the Temple Bar Gallery + Studios | Temple Bar Gallery + Studios
