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27 Sep 2025 – 22 Feb 2026

Turner Prize

We’ve teamed up with Tate to bring the Turner Prize to Bradford - tickets available now.

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Date 27 Sep 2025 – 22 Feb 2026
Location Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
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. The winner will be announced in Bradford on 9 December 2025.

Learn more about the artists →

Gallery 4 flooring guidance

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.

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.

Plan your visit to the Turner Prize →

Curator tours

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.

Book a curator tour →

School and educator visits

Find out how to plan a school visit to the Turner Prize, and discover more ways for learners to get involved.

Turner Prize education programme →

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Credits
Produced by Bradford 2025. Delivered in partnership with Tate, Bradford District Museums & Galleries and Yorkshire Contemporary.

Turner Prize 2025 is supported by The John Browne Charitable Trust and The Uggla Family Foundation.
A view inside Nnena Kalu's Turner Prize installation. There are large hanging sculptures around the room made of tape, in red, green, yellow, black and more colours. Along the walls we see hanging drawings.
Installation view of Nnena Kalu's presentation at the Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Photo © David Levene
Two drawings side by side hanging on the wall of a gallery. The drawings are almost a mirror of each other, showing swirled round patterns, created rhythmically by the artist Nnena Kalu.
Drawing 29, 2022, Nnena Kalu. Installation view at Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Courtesy of the artist, ActionSpace, London and Arcadia Missa, London. Photo © David Levene
An installation view of Mohammed Sami's work in Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. In a large room with a wooden floor we see two paintings, one in shades of blue and another in oranges, yellows, and grey.
Installation view of Mohammed Sami's presentation at the Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Photo © David Levene
A person stands in front of a large blue and white painting, on a white wall.
Hiroshima Mon Amour, 2024, Mohammed Sami. Installation view at Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Courtesy of the artist, Modern Art, London and Luhring Augustine, New York. Photo © David Levene
Rene Matić's installation at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. In the centre of the room is a large banner that reads 'No Place' on one side.
Installation view of Rene Matić's presentation at the Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Photo © David Levene
Three shelves with small dolls. The dolls are all black or brown skinned.
Restoration, 2022-25, Rene Matić. Installation view at Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Courtesy of the artist, Arcadia Missa, London and Chapter NY, New York. Photo © David Levene
A painting on a wall in front of us, with a swirled sculpture hanging down from the ceiling in between us and the painting. There is a large 6 sided object in the centre of the room.
Installation view of Zadie Xa's presentation at Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Photo © David Levene
An orange coloured room with reflective floor. There is a large pinting on a wall in front of us with some human figures and marine life.
Installation view of Zadie Xa's presentation at Turner Prize 2025, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Photo © David Levene

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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.

BSL flyer

Find a BSL interpreted flyer here.

Audio described

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.

Tickets

27 Sep 2025 – 22 Feb 2026

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  • BSL British Sign Language Interpreted
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  • CUR Curator Tour

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