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[Evening Standard] - Martin Boyce is a worthy winner, according to the critics. His installation is, I hear, a melancholy meditation on modernist purity. But to be honest, I find it hard to give much of a toss. It's not that I don't care about art.
Guardian: Turner prize winner Martin Boyce: triumph of a slowburner
[The Guardian] - When I meet Martin Boyce, this year's winner, at the Baltic in Gateshead after his victory, he looks so confounded he seems almost upset. "Does it ever sink in?" he wonders. He had talked himself out of any prospect of winning – as a "coping strategy".
Guardian: Turner prize winner Martin Boyce: 'the tree just sort of blossomed' - video
[The Guardian] - Martin Boyce, winner of the Turner prize 2011, speaks to Charlotte Higgins about the inspiration behind his installation Do Words Have Voices. He explains that much of the artistic vocabulary for his work derives from a modernist garden, complete with
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[El Ibérico Gratuito] - La edición del premio Turner de Arte Contemporáneo ya tiene ganador: el artista escocés Martin Boyce. El premio reconoce al artista afincado en Reino Unido menor de 50 años autor de la mejor exposición del año. Boyce, que fue nominado por su
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