Monthly column on the arts - EN Arts Quiz

I know that you're all half-way to Spring by now, but I'm writing this a few days after New Year and am feeling extremely seasonal. So I present the Evangelicals Now Arts Quiz.

The first and only prize is an original hand-printed unframed photograph by Tricia Porter, to be selected by her from Over The Bent World: Images from Gerard Manley Hopkins, by David and Tricia Porter (Solway, 1999). In the event of a tie, the first correct solution opened will win the prize - or, if nobody gets it completely right, the one with most correct answers. Diligent readers of my column through the year will find themselves with a head start (that'll teach you to file back copies). Entries by post or fax only (no emails) to the EN office, please, by Friday February 2.

1. Whose musical anniversary produced several passion-filled CDs in 2000, and why is a link with George Frederic Handel hard to see?
2. Which well-known potter completed a quartet in 2000?
3. Name one other completed project by the designers of a certain troubled bridge over water.
4. Who won the Turner Prize in the year 2000?
5. Which Indian partnership had its eye on Fleet Street in 2000?
6. Why did bourgeois people look down on a spider in a power station?
7. Which Christian film scored a miraculous success in 2000?
8. Why were there groans when BBC2 launched an epic project?
9. Which Christian novelist published a secret last year?
10. Which city had its biography written in 2000?
11. Name three works of art or literature created in the year 1000 that are still in existence today.
12. Name a film produced some years ago that features a petrol crisis and a horrible dome.