2001-12-10 - 3:02 a.m.
STUCKIST TURNER PRIZE DEMO ON BBC NEWS WEB SITE
In a feature titled 'Critics Split over Turner Winner', the following appears:
But dissent against the judges' choice has already begun, after a group of traditionalists called The Stuckists protested outside the Tate.
They made their feelings known with their own makeshift, modernist masterpiece - flashing handheld torches on and off.
The group's founder, Charles Thomson, said: "This has gone beyond a joke. The only people who cannot see how ridiculous it is are the organisers themselves."
Full feature on: But dissent against the judges' choice has already begun, after a group of traditionalists called The Stuckists protested outside the Tate.
They made their feelings known with their own makeshift, modernist masterpiece - flashing handheld torches on and off.
The group's founder, Charles Thomson, said: "This has gone beyond a joke. The only people who cannot see how ridiculous it is are the organisers themselves."
Full feature on: But dissent against the judges' choice has already begun, after a group of traditionalists called The Stuckists protested outside the Tate.
They made their feelings known with their own makeshift, modernist masterpiece - flashing handheld torches on and off.
The group's founder, Charles Thomson, said: "This has gone beyond a joke. The only people who cannot see how ridiculous it is are the organisers themselves."
Full feature on (copy and paste URL):
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/entertainment/arts/newsid_1701000/1701400.stm
