Artist Martin Creed on 'mothers out of control'
Artist Martin Creed has created a massive revolving neon sign for his latest exhibition at Hauser & Wirth's new Savile Row gallery in London.
The Turner prize winner says the installation - which spells out 'mothers' in capital letters - was inspired by their importance.
He told the BBC's Will Gompertz that he was interested in the idea of "mothers spinning out of control".
Along with the major sculpture, a single Thinking/Not Thinking, will be released as part of the exhibition.
The exhibition runs from 21 January to 5 March 2011.
Most watched/listened
-
'At 30,000ft we heard a crack'
-
Helicopter breaks up on landing
-
Camera uncovers Mayan tomb secrets
-
Two dead in Afghan Koran protests
-
Mystery movie job secrets revealed
-
Dutch Prince may never wake up
-
Nato general appeals for calm
-
Greeks cross borders for groceries
-
Making the world's toughest glass
-
Muppets' 50/50 chance at Oscars
-
One-minute World News
-
Helicopter brings down power lines
-
How did this man learn 11 languages?
-
Life in the deep sea: 10,000m down
-
MP uses 29-letter word in Parliament
~RS~q~RS~~RS~z~RS~31~RS~)
