the Winner of the UK's leading prize in the field of contemporary art and the winner of the main prize in the amount of 25 thousand pounds was the artist of Irish descent, working in Glasgow, Duncan of Campbell (Duncan Campbell).

the Turner Prize is awarded in the UK in 30-th time. Among the finalists this year also included living in Glasgow canadian Chiara Phillips (Ciara Phillips), British trish Vonnas-Michelle (Tris Vonna-Michell), and James Richards (James Richards) is originally from Wales. Nominees will receive a consolation prize in the amount of 5 thousand funtov@

Duncan of Campbell won the Grand prize for his 54-minute video "It for Others" (2013), which even the President of the jury, Director of Tate Britain Penelope Curtis (Penelope Curtis, called the ceremony "a little strange". This installation of Marxist Economics, modern dance, speaking bottles of ketchup, African tribal masks and images of a soldier of the Irish Republican army Joe McKenna (Joe McCann). According to the author, this lengthy study on tovarishchi objects and about the omissions, errors and prejudices, used in the depiction of historical events in a certain obrazom@

jury Chairman Penelope Curtis told that the artist has purposely made their work is unclear. "This mysterious work. I think he uses a variety of tools to keep the viewer's attention and make you think about what this means. In the video there is a clarity and at the same time, ambiguity, and it's very strange," said Curtis at the ceremony nagrajdenie@

At the exhibition of the nominees for the video Campbell appeared in a dark room, and very few people watched it from beginning to end. Visitors often watched one episode, after some time, came back and watched another episode. According to Curtis, in this view there is nothing wrong, it can be perceived in any poryadke@

Material compiled by Maria Onuchin, AI

Источники: telegraph.co.uk, artinvestment.ru