Jake and Dinos Chapman Sex 2003 (detail) Cast Bronze Please credit: Courtesy Jay Jopling/White Cube (London) © the artists	Willie Doherty RE-RUN 2002 Video installation with projection on two screens (colour, thirty seconds) Tate Purchased 2003 © the artist Photcredit: John Riddy

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Sunday 7 December

Turner Prize 2003

2003 marks the 20th year of the Turner Prize, widely considered to be one of the most important and prestigious awards for the visual arts in Europe. The Turner Prize was established by the Tate Patrons of New Art to promote public discussion of new developments in contemporary British art.

The £20,000 prize was presented during a live broadcast by Channel 4 on Sunday 7 December. Tate Online produced a live webcast of this programme for international audiences in conjunction with the Sponsors, Channel 4.

Anya Gallaccio because I could not stop 2000 (detail) Installation at Lehmann Maupin, New York Private Collection/courtesy Lehmann Maupin, New York	Grayson Perry Coming Out Dress 2000 Cotton and rayon Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro Gallery, London © the artist

Venue: Tate Britain

With support from Illuminations and Channel 4

The Sponsor

'Channel 4's live coverage of the Turner Prize on 7 December 2003 brings one of the great cultural events of the year into our homes. And Channel 4 is proud to support an event that has, more than any other, raised the profile of contemporary art in Britain. We hope it will continue to prompt the public to attend the show to sample work that's often controversial, sometimes outrageous, but never less than fascinating.'

Janice Hadlow
Head of Specialist Factual
Channel 4

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