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Monday, 4 December 2006, 11:15 GMT

In pictures: Turner Prize exhibition

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The four artists competing for the 2006 Turner Prize learn the judge's decision on Monday, 4 December.

Ergo Ergot by Mark Titchner

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Work by Tomma Abts, Phil Collins, Mark Titchner and Rebecca Warren is on display at London's Tate Britain gallery.

Helmut Crumb by Rebecca Warren

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The prize was established in 1984 and is given for outstanding work by British artists under the age of 50.

Shady Lane Productions by Phil Collins

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Phil Collins has set up a production company and research office - the first time there has been a "live" exhibit.

The Return of the Real / Gercecegin Geri Donusu 2005 by Phil Collins

The Return of the Real / Gercecegin Geri Donusu 2005 by Phil Collins

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Mr Collins also made a film about people whose lives had been ruined by appearing on talk shows and makeover shows.

An installation by Rebecca Warren

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A number of sculptures by Rebecca Warren, who has had solo exhibitions in New York and Cologne, are on display.

An artwork by Mark Titchner

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Nominee Mark Titchner is known for using a wide range of media, including light boxes and hand-carved contraptions.

FS1 by Rebecca Warren

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The four nominees are vying for an award which was won last year by artist Simon Starling.

A woman looks at How to Change Behaviour (Tiny Masters of the World Come Out) by Mark Titchner

A woman looks at How to Change Behaviour (Tiny Masters of the World Come Out) by Mark Titchner

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All works will be judged by a panel including Observer journalist Lynn Barber and Tate director Nicholas Serota.

An installation by Rebecca Warren

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All of the work is on display until 14 January 2007. The winner of the prize takes home £25,000.

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