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Guardian: 2012 in the arts: will it be a cultural triumph or a gloriously British disaster?
[The Guardian] - At 8am on 27 July, the first day of the Olympics, artist Martin Creed hopes the whole country will sound doorbells, church bells and wind chimes for his self-explanatory Work No 1197: All the Bells in a Country Rung As Quickly and As Loudly As Possible
Guardian: The best shows, the biggest news – the year in art
[The Guardian] - At Tate Modern, London SE1, until 8 January Martin Creed The throwaway luxury of providing many-coloured marble stairs for drinkers and shoppers and tourists to tread on their way between Edinburgh's Old Town and Waverley Station is a daring piece
Google News: Scottish National Gallery Presents Major Sculpture Survey
[ArtLyst] - It also allows us to celebrate the specific strengths of contemporary art in Scotland, with the inclusion of works by this year's Turner Prize nominee Karla Black and winner Martin Boyce, as well as past winners including Simon Starling, Martin Creed
Arts review of Visual Art: Calm down – it's just another Leonardo...
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - Likewise, Martin Creed and Work No , a flight of Edinburgh steps re-clad in boiled-sweet marble; even if beered-up Scotsmen persist in using Creed's masterpiece as a urinal. British art suffered two sad losses in In June, Jack Smith
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