Sentences with phrase «berlin in a bear suit»

In 2007, it was clear that Mark Wallinger should win - both on the strength of earlier work and on the film he exhibited, which had Wallinger wandering Mies van der Rohe's Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin in a bear suit.

Mark Wallinger... the winner of the 2007 Turner Prize in a televised ceremony... Gallery in Berlin in a bear suit, for the Liverpool...

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The film shows Wallinger, in a bear suit, wandering around in a darkened space in the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin.

For the Turner prize exhibition, however, he has decided to show Sleeper, a film that runs for over two hours and simply shows the artist dressed in a bear suit, shambling around an empty art gallery in Berlin.

The film shows Wallinger, dressed in a bear suit, wandering around in a darkened space in the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin.

The 2 - hour film records a performance in which, over a period of 10 nights, the artist dressed in a bear suit and wandered aimlessly around the entrance hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin.

2007's winner was Mark Wallinger, whose installation at Tate Liverpool famously featured a video of himself wandering through the bowels of a Berlin gallery dressed in a bear suit.

For the Turner Prize show, Wallinger made... Essex, dressed in a bear suit wondering around an... Berlin.

He won the Turner Prize in 2007 at the second time of asking with Sleeper, a curiously... of the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin dressed in a shabby bear suit.

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His two - hour film about a man in a bear suit who spends ten days inside a Berlin museum allowed him to pocket pounds25, 000.

The traditional naming of the winner on television - in this case, Mark Wallinger, who showed a film of himself dressed in a bear suit wandering around the foyer of Berlin's national gallery at night - guarantees the Turner its headline status.

Turner prize exhibits have included: a 2 - hour film of the artist (Mark Wallinger) wandering aimlessly around the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, dressed in a bear suit; a dead sheep in formaldehyde (Damian Hirst); an installation of a white room with a single light bulb blinking on and off (Martin Creed); an installation of an unmade bed complete with used condoms and tampons (Tracy Emin).