The Turner Prize 2025 exhibition showcases work by four of the UK’s best new visual artists – and at our final Turner Lates evening special, their work is joined at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery by the best of Bradford’s creative communities.

You blew off the January blues by trying something new with engaging creative activities, inspired food and mini market all from local artists alongside a featured talk from Turner Prize nominee Mohammed Sami in conversation with Turner Prize 2025 curator Michael Richmond.

Edible Archives presented Textures of the Turner Prize, sweet and savoury canapes inspired by the shapes, colours and forms of the exhibition. Mek Summat brought a selection of Bradfords’ best for a mini makers market, plus you made your own zine with artist Lauren Kelly, and tried your hand at drawing challenges with artist Naseem Darbey. You sang while at a the potters wheel with “Potteraoke”, an unlikely pottery/karaoke mash-up hosted by Mavis and Mabel from the Portland Inn Project.

Turner Lates was a series of special evening events at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, all taking place 6–9pm on selected Thursdays during the Turner Prize 2025 exhibition.