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Martin Creed: Down Over Up

Major new project by Turner Prize-winning Scottish artist Martin Creed consisting of recent and newly-commissioned works. A playful exercise in keeping order that experiments with ideas of scale, proportion and obsessive categorisation, and questions how much size really matters. 'Part of the Edinburgh Art Festival 2010'.

David Shrigley's top ten tips

David Shrigley's top ten tips

19 Aug 2010

Kevin Eldon COMEDY ‘My wife and I saw him last week in the Edinburgh Festival. He’s very funny. It’s sort of character-driven comedy, and then he goes off on these weird rants. It gets quite otherworldly, and a bit surreal. It’s very verbose, and…

Martin Creed's Down Over Up

Martin Creed - Down Over Up

Playful exercise in keeping order from the Turner Prize winning artist

(3 stars)5 Aug 2010

It’s tough at the top, as class-conscious ex-Animal Alan Price once sang. Price also added that it’s rougher at the bottom, and positively boring in-between. Equally pertinent to the irresistible rise of Martin Creed is Robin the Frog’s maxim by way of…

Martin Creed

Martin Creed: Down Over Up - Edinburgh Art Festival

The Turner Prize winner on his Festival work

15 Jul 2010

Renaissance Man Martin Creed is on the Fringe and at the Book Festival as well as stirring up the art world this August. Rosalie Doubal hears from an artist who wants to fully explore the process of living

Elsewhere on the web

The Telegraph: Martin Creed at the Fruitmarket Gallery (4 stars)
The Guardian: Martin Creed - Down Over Up, Richard Wright - The Stairwell Project, Joan Mitchell (reviews)

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