# Martin Creed
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martin creed (born 21 October 1968) is a British artist, composer and performer. He won the Turner Prize in 2001 for exhibitions during the preceding year, with the jury praising his audacity for exhibiting a single installation, Work No. 227: The lights going on and off, in the Turner Prize show.
Episode 143: The Beatles and Mark Lewisohn; History of India Part 2; The Ultimate Punk Celebration; Martin Creed in Harrogate
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Graham reports on a Beatles event with Beatles historian, Mark Lewisohn and then presents part two of the book, A History of India in 50 Lives. Charles discusses the Ultimate Punk Celebration - an event at Crystal Palace this July. Graham recounts his meeting with artist Martin C…
Martin Creed
Suzy meets artist Martin Creed at his new retrospective at London's Hayward Gallery, to walk round the exhibition and explore the use of sound in his work
How Often Does Art Make You Laugh?
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In this episode I think about the culture of contemplating art, particularly in the hushed environment of art galleries, and how we approach it with a seriousness that o…
Art is Life (Saving)
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I’ve often heard artists talk about how making art for them is not optional, it’s essential. Life-saving, even. In this week's episode I discuss the meaning of the phras…
Breaking the Rules
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In this podcast episode, the speaker challenges the notion that there is a ‘right way’ to do things, drawing on examples from mathematics to art. They debate strict adherence to traditional methods in art, arguing for a more individualized approach that embraces personal style and innovati…
Briony Fer on Martin Creed
A 2010 lecture by curator and art historian Briony Fer on ‘oneness’ and ‘noneness’ in the work of Martin Creed.
Martin Creed is one of Britain’s most highly-regarded and popular artists. His work captures the public imagination, while also attracting critical acclaim for its generous, accessible a…
What Art Is Really For with Carrie Scott
In this first episode of 2026 I am speaking with the wonderful Carrie Scott (@carriescottcurates). Carrie is an American/English curator and art historian who started her career in Seattle 16 years ago, and has worked with many galleries, businesses, collectors and artists worldwide through her pra…
Podcast: Domestic abuser jailed after threatening to kill his partner and burn her family’s house down
A domestic abuser who threatened to kill the mother of three of his children and burn her family’s house down has been jailed.
But the father of Martin Creed’s victim says “justice has not been served”, after he admitted abusing his partner of eight years in a caravan on Sheppey.
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American novelist Jonathan Lethem discusses the singer Pete Seeger, whose death has been announced today.
Martin Creed's artworks have included a room full of balloons and a room containing only a light switch. Matthew Sweet considers how Creed questions what are the limits to art, talking to Cree…
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