The Otolith Group

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Artists assemble! How collectives took over the art world
They’re principled, they’re powerful and they make the art world jumpy. As the Turner prize is split four ways, we look at how collectives are shaking things up

Oliver Basciano

10, Dec, 2019 @7:00 AM

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Turner Prize winner Susan Philipsz: an expert view | Adrian Searle
Susan Philipsz' work makes you think about place, space, memory and presence: it opens up your feelings, says <b>Adrian Searle</b>

Adrian Searle

06, Dec, 2010 @7:45 PM

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Turner prize 2010 – which artist should win? | Andrew Dickson
Andrew Dickson: Sound artist Susan Philipsz may be the bookies' favourite, but Angela de la Cruz, Dexter Dalwood and the Otolith Group are also strong contenders. Ahead of tonight's announcement, who gets your vote?

Andrew Dickson

06, Dec, 2010 @2:27 PM

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Turner prize 2010 quiz: Call that art?

Are you an artworld insider, or a prize chump? Take our Turner prize test and find out

Jessica Lack

06, Dec, 2010 @1:23 PM

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Turner prize nominee Dexter Dalwood tipped by William Hill

Bookies William Hill are leaning towards Dalwood to win the 2010 Turner prize because his work is 'easy on the eye', writes Charlotte Higgins

Charlotte Higgins

04, May, 2010 @9:30 PM

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Turner prize shortlist includes painter who imagines death of Dr David Kelly

Dexter Dalwood, Angela de la Cruz, Susan Philipsz and the Otolith Group nominated – but no Banksy

Charlotte Higgins, chief arts writer

04, May, 2010 @9:12 PM

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The Turner prize shortlist 2010: their pictures, our words

Banksy may not have made it onto this year's Turner prize shortlist, but Susan Philipsz, Angela de la Cruz, Dexter Dalwood and the Otolith Group did. Click through to investigate their work and see the verdict from Guardian critics

04, May, 2010 @11:45 AM

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Turner prize 2010: a shortlist that is half-baked | Jonathan Jones

Jonathan Jones: Only two of the four artists shortlisted for this year's Turner prize – Susan Philipsz and Angela de la Cruz – are worthy contenders. Not good enough

Jonathan Jones

04, May, 2010 @11:05 AM

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