


Jasleen Kaur Wins 2024 Turner Prize with A Celebration of Cultural Identity
Jasleen Kaur has won the Turner Prize for her exhibition that celebrates Scottish Sikh identity through innovative art, amidst political protests for Gaza.
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Jasleen Kaur won the 2024 Turner Prize for her exhibition 'Alter Altar' that explores Scottish Sikh identity using everyday objects. During the award ceremony at Tate Britain, Kaur supported pro-Palestinian demonstrators, advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza and urging Tate to sever ties with Israeli donors. The jury commended her ability to combine the personal, political, and spiritual dimensions of her work. Other shortlisted artists received £10,000 each. The exhibition is on display until February 2025.
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