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"We need to see more playfulness in our cities and public spaces," says Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller in support of a new award launched in Bristol for an artist "who can devise an artwork that embraces openness, playfulness and technology to engage and surprise audiences." The £30,000 International Playable City Award, which is an initiative of the cross-artform venue and producer Watershed, has been co-funded by a cluster of creative and technology companies to champion Bristol as a hub for cutting-edge creativity.
Image: Jeremy Deller on his inflatable Stonehenge work Sacrilege