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Martin Creed, artist known for his conceptual, often humorous installations and objects, won the Tate Britain's Turner Prize - People - Brief Article
Art in America, August, 2002
Martin Creed, artist known for his conceptual, often humorous installations and objects, won the Tate Britain's Turner Prize, worth about $29,000.
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