Scottish land sculpture takes top prize
"A wriggly earth bank set around three sinuous ponds, which transformed a flat patch of scrubby grass in front of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh, last night won the £100,000 Gulbenkian museums prize, the richest single prize in the arts."
Via: The Guardian
Link: Gulbenkian Prize
Link: Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
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"The Gulbenkian Prize celebrates some of the most inspiring and innovative initiatives that have had a genuine and demonstrable effect on the public perception of museums and galleries. It is open to any registered museum, large or small, in the UK; its prize money of £100,000 makes it the largest single arts prize in the country."
