The cheek of it: 2016 Turner Prize shortlist revealed

A giant golden sculpture of buttocks and more than £20,000 in pennies are among artworks in the running for this year's Turner Prize.

An exhibition of the works by four shortlisted artists will go on display at the Tate Britain on Tuesday.

Video report by ITV News reporter Sally Lockwood

  • Anthea Hamilton

Measuring around 16ft high, Hamilton's Project For A Door (After Gaetano Pesce) is part of a series of "physical realisations" of images taken from the artist's archive.

It also consists of a "brick suit" - a fabric suit which camouflages with the wall behind.

A gallery assistant looks nominee Anthea Hamilton's 'Brick Suit'. Credit: PA

  • Michael Dean

Michael Dean's work includes a piece consisting of £20,435.99 in pennies, to represent "one penny below the UK poverty line for a family of four".

Thousands of pennies are used to deliver a poverty message. Credit: PA

  • Josephine Pryde

Josephine Pryde's installation features a train model entitled The New Media Express in a Temporary Siding (Baby Wants To Ride) 2016.

Josephine Pryde's train model. Credit: PA

  • Helen Marten

Helen Marten's work features handmade as well as found objects such as cotton buds and fish skins to create "poetic visual puzzles".

Helen Marten's installations features a various of objects Credit: PA

The winner of the contemporary art prize, which is now in its 32nd year, will be announced in December.