Have you seen the whipped cream sculpture? The artist has been nominated for a prize.
The Turner Prize is returning to Liverpool for the first time in 15 years. In 2007, the venue became the first place outside London to present the prize, before it went to other cities including Newcastle, Hull and Margate.
Liverpool Mayor Joanne Anderson previously said the event would "shine a global spotlight" on the city. Alex Farquharson, director of Tate Britain and co-chair of the Turner Prize jury, said this year's shortlist was "excitingly rich and varied". "Art has provided much-needed enjoyment and escape over the past year, but it has also helped to reconnect us with each other and the world around us, as the practices of the four shortlisted artists variously exemplify," he said.
"I congratulate all four artists on their brilliant contributions and can't wait to see their exhibition at Tate Liverpool."More on this story
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