The pay-what-you-can Turner Prize show opens

Visitors to the Turner Prize 2016 exhibition at Tate Britain, which opens today (27 September) will be able to pay what they can but only on Tuesdays. On other days to see the work of the four nominees, Michael Dean, Anthea Hamilton, Helen Marten and Josephine Pryde, visitors will need to pay 12 (10.50 concessions). Last year, when the Turner Prize show was held in Glasgows Tramway, the first time it was held in Scotland, admission was free during the shows three-month-long run. Back in London,