In pictures: Turner Prize 2001

The annual Turner Prize is known for its headline-grabbing art from Tracy Emin's exhibition of her bed in 1999, to Damien Hirst's 1995 win with a cow and calf preserved in formaldehyde.

Will this year be any exception? Decide for yourself on the BBC News Online tour of the shortlist exhibition at Tate Britain.

Richard Billingham, acclaimed for gritty photographs of his family, has moved into video

Isaac Julien's video installation The Long Road to Mazatlan is described as "an exploration of masculinity"

Martin Creed's The Lights Going On and Off is an empty gallery with lights timed to turn on and off every five seconds

Mike Nelson combined objects from the Tate with others to create his installation

Julien's Vagabondia is set at the John Soane museum in London and features dance choreographed by Javier de Frutos

The Stuckists say the Turner Prize should be renamed since Turner was a painter and the exhibition contains no paintings