26 November 2010Last updated at 13:00

Turnip Prize entries compete for top bad art accolade

The entries for the annual Turnip Prize - a contest which recognises bad modern art - have been submitted. The competition is a spoof on the more widely-known Turner Prize.

Enigmatic Bristol graffiti artist Banksy, who competes for the prize every year, has had previous entries disqualified for putting in too much effort. This year, his entry focuses on the recent student protests.

The yearly award is organised by Trevor Prideaux, the landlord of the New Inn in Wedmore, Somerset. He said the competition's motto is "we know it's rubbish, but is it art?"