Téa Obreht wins Orange prize for fiction Conceptual artist Martin Creed is probably best known for his Turner prize-winning piece in 2001, The Lights Going On And Off, a work that pretty much did just that – the lights in a gallery went on and then off, causing a furore and some fury in the world of art and beyond.
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