Martin Creed News
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The rich smell of chocolate permeates the vast new galleries of Hauser & Wirth in Chelsea, opening to the public today.
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Martin Creed rings the buzzer of his East London studio, a cramped space above a curry house on bustling Brick Lane.
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The Turner Prize, the U.K.’s top visual-arts award, last night went to Elizabeth Price, whose films splice together footage of such unrelated topics as 1960s girl bands and a fire in a furniture stockroom.
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June 26 (Bloomberg) -- Artist Martin Creed, winner of the U.K.'s 2001 Turner Prize, talks with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri about his artwork "All the Bells" and his future projects. Creed is inviting everyone in Britain to sound a bell, any bell, on July 27, the opening morning of the London 2012 Olympic Games. They spoke June 15 in the artist's studio in East London. (Source: Bloomberg)
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An estimated billion people will tune in on July 27 to watch the London 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony by Oscar-winning “Slumdog Millionaire” director Danny Boyle.
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Alexandra Burke is in London with her “All Night Long Tour,” determined to prove there is life after “The X Factor.”
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Over the years, the Unilever Series at Tate Modern has taken many forms. Light, sound, film, slides, an enormous crack in the floor, an alarming black void, we’ve seen it all.
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Sotheby’s said it is renewing its sponsorship of Tate Britain’s contemporary-art commissions for three years -- a program that in 2008 saw Martin Creed send sprinters through the London gallery.
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Travelers converging on London this year will have more to look forward to than runner Usain Bolt acing the 100-meter sprint and swimmer Michael Phelps topping up his gold-medal collection.
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Rihanna and Jay-Z will be the two headline acts in the popular music lineup for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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