Turner Prize

The Turner Prize ( German Turner Prize ) is a named after the painter William Turner British Art Prize, which is annually awarded to an artist who is younger than 50 years. The prize was first awarded in 1984, is £ 40,000 (£ 25,000 for the winner and £ 5,000 each for the other shortlisted artists, 2004) doped. The award is organized by the Tate Gallery in London. The jury is international and a recognized art experts. The price is now regarded as the most important art prize in the UK. The transfer usually takes place at Tate Britain.

List of winners and nominees

  • Lucian Freud
  • Richard Hamilton
  • Richard Long
  • David Mach
  • Boyd Webb
  • Alison Wilding
  • Richard Wilson
  • Hannah Collins
  • Vong Phaophanit
  • Sean Scully
  • Craigie Horsfield
  • Gary Hume
  • Simon Pattersonn
  • Glenn Brown
  • Michael Raedecker
  • Tomoko Takahashi
  • Jake and Dinos Chapman
  • Willie Doherty
  • Anya Gallaccio
  • Kutluğ Ataman
  • Langlands and Bell
  • Yinka Shonibare
  • Phil Collins
  • Mark Titchner
  • Rebecca Warren
  • Zarina Bhimji
  • Nathan Coley
  • Mike Nelson
  • Runa Islam
  • Goshka Macuga
  • Cathy Wilkes
  • Enrico David
  • Roger Hiorns
  • Lucy Skaer
  • Dexter Dalwood
  • Angela de la Cruz
  • The Otolith Group
  • Spartacus Chetwynd
  • Luke Fowler
  • Paul Noble
Malcolm Morley Richard Long (artist) John Walker (painter) Anish Kapoor Antony Gormley Douglas Gordon Gillian Wearing Chris Ofili Wolfgang Tillmans Martin Creed Mike Nelson (artist) Jeremy Deller Simon Starling Tomma Abts Elizabeth Price (artist) Laure Prouvost
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