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Shortlist for Turner Prize promises end to male domination
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In the 24 years of the Turner Prize, only three female artists
have won. The odds for a fourth were raised yesterday with the
announcement that three out of four artists on this year's shortlist
- Bangadeshi-born Runa Islam, Goshka Macuga from Poland and the
Belfast-born artist Cathy Wilkes - are women. The only male
contender for the prize, to be awarded on 1 December, is Mark
Leckey, from London.
Stephen Deuchar, director of Tate Britain and chairman of the
judging panel, said the sh...
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"Lost Cinema Lost"
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; MODENA, ITALY "Lost Cinema Lost" GALLERIA CIVICA In "Lost Cinema Lost," the Galleria Civica in Modena brought together recent works by two artists in a unified presentation. Runa Islam showed four recent films, two made for this occasion, while Tobias Putrih created a pair of environments that
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ART? STICK IT; Barking work shortlisted to win pounds 25k Turner Prize.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: BY SARAH JELLEMA NOW it may look like a bit of upended tree wearing a red soft shoe but modern art is meant to make you think. That is the theory, anyway. And, yes, you may have a suggestion where Turner Prize judges might stick these works which will win one of their creators pounds
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You are in a career rut ifa.(News)
The Journal (Newcastle, England)
; Work feels like a chore. Thinking about work only gets you depressed or stressed. You would like to give it up as soon as possible. You do not get satisfaction from working. You feel you have achieved all you can in your current job. Getting up for work in the morning is difficult. All you can
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GET CARTER; Film featuring car park listed for art prize.(News)
Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
; Byline: By ROB PATTINSON IT'S days may be numbered but Gates head's infamous Get Carter Car Park might still have a starring role to play in the world of art. A film featuring the multi storey landmark has been nominated for this year's Turner prize. In artist Runa Islam's film 'Scale 1/16 inch = 1
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Cinematic Affects: The Art of Runa Islam
Artforum
; MARTIN HERBERT SURVEYS THE ARTIST'S FILMS, IN WHICH COOLLY HYPNOTIC, OBLIQUE NARRATIVES-HAUNTED BY THE AFTERIMAGES OF '60S AVANT-GARDE AUTEURS-STRADDLE THE BORDERS BETWEEN CINEMA AND SCULPTURE, ART HOUSE AND ART GALLERY. I CAN'T HELP IT: I know the female character in Runa Islam's five-minute 16 mm
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Kinetic 'Realisms' of social, political themes; Storytelling conventions, control challenged.(SHOW)(BEYOND HOLLYWOOD)(Television program review)
The Washington Times
; Byline: Deborah K. Dietsch , THE WASHINGTON TIMES Once again, the Hirshhorn Museum's second floor has been turned into a cluster of movie theaters for The Cinema Effect, the two-part exhibition devoted to films and videos created by visual artists. The first installment of this show, which debuted
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VISUAL ART: Deconstruct me, baby! Richard Phillips/ Runa Islam White Cube LONDON
The Independent on Sunday
; It's like a postmodernist's wet dream at White Cube right now. Inside the main gallery are displayed seven huge paintings by the American painter Richard Phillips, four of them filled up with the faces of pouting babes so luscious and shiny and airbrushed that you almost want to stick your tongue
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ReTurner of women artists ; Three females and one male on prize shortlist
Evening Standard - London
; FEMALE artists make the strongest showing in a decade in the Turner Prize shortlist announced today, with three women born in three different countries in the running for the [pounds]25,000 prize. Bangladesh-born Runa Islam, 37, Goshka Macuga, 40, from Poland, and Cathy Wilkes, also 40, from
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Shari Low: Heather's a blether.(Features)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; Byline: Shari Low THIS week's prestigious P.I.S.H. (Parenting Is Smug Heaven) award goes to the pampered Heather Mills-McCartney, who has been running off at the mouth on the subject of family life. 'Motherhood is the hardest job in the world,' she warbled. 'Now going to work feels like a holiday.'
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VISUAL ART CHOICE
The Independent - London
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