Ages
All ages Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult
Access
BSL interpreted
Wheelchair user access
Relaxed environment
Audio described
Quiet space available
The world’s most exciting visual arts prize. In Bradford for the first time.
Exhibition open now
The annual Turner Prize showcases and celebrates the most exciting new developments in British art. In the year the UK celebrates the 250th anniversary of JMW Turner’s birth, the Turner Prize heads to Bradford.
The shortlisted artists – Nnena Kalu, Rene Matić, Mohammed Sami and Zadie Xa – were announced on 23 April 2025, 250 years to the day since the birth of Turner. Their work features in the annual Turner Prize exhibition, which takes place at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery.
Nnena Kalu was announced as the winner of the Turner Prize 2025 in Bradford on 9 December 2025.
Gallery 4 has mirrored flooring throughout, which is highly reflective. We recommend that visitors wear trousers. You will be asked to remove your shoes or wear shoe protectors on this surface.
Bag policy
We will be carrying out bag searches at the entrances to the exhibition. Please do not bring large or bulky bags into the gallery. There is a free cloakroom available for luggage or large bags outside the gallery at the box office.
A beautifully installed show of work by four very different artists and an intriguing snapshot of what’s going on in contemporary art.”
The Times
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One of the hottest tickets of the year.”
The Telegraph
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Plan your visit
Find out how to get to Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, what to expect in the exhibition, accessibility information, and more things to do in Bradford on our plan your visit page.
Join one of the Turner Prize 2025 co-curators Michael Richmond (Yorkshire Contemporary) or Jill Iredale (Bradford District Museums & Galleries) for a guided curator tour of the exhibition. See below for dates and availability.
Join our access scheme to view access tickets or contact our Ticketing team for more information. Sign up →
Find out detailed accessibility information about the Turner Prize on our plan your visit page.
Quieter viewings
Sessions marked with ‘REL’ are relaxed or quieter viewings.
Quieter viewings will take place every first Wednesday of the month from 3-4pm. Tickets for these sessions are very limited, allowing visitors to explore the exhibition in a quieter setting at their own pace
1 Oct 2025
5 Nov 2025
3 Dec 2025
7 Jan 2025
4 Feb 2025
Wheelchair accessible
The exhibition is wheelchair accessible and there is step-free access throughout the gallery with lifts used to access different floors.
BSL interpreted tours
A number of BSL interpreted curator tours are planned on selected dates throughout the exhibition – find out more here.
Audio description of the exhibition with a transcription is available here.
This can be accessed online via your own device and headphones. A number of tablets are available to borrow from the Info Desk, with translated guides, large format guides, and audio description of the exhibition.
Visual Story
We have created a Visual Story for the Turner Prize 2025. This will includes photography of the gallery and descriptions of the venue so you can plan your visit.
