The Turner Prize, the United Kingdom’s most prestigious visual arts honor, has named the four nominees for this year’s edition, which marks 40 years of the program. The nominees are Claudette Johnson, a Black British artist whose feminist figurative work has won renown for decades; Manila-born, London-based Pio Abad, who often examines the legacies of the Marcos dictatorship in the Philippines; Glasgow-native Jasleen Kaur, who often employs sound and sculpture to reflect on the UK’s Sikh diaspora; and Delaine Le Bas, a British artist of Romanian heritage known for her embroidery and painting centered on the intersections of nationhood, gender, and belonging. Related Articles The Turner Prize carries a £25,000 purse; shortlisted artists will be awarded £10,000. The Turner Prize exhibition at Tate Britain opens on September 25 and runs through 16 February, 2025.  Alex Farquharson, director of Tate Britain and chairman of the Turner Prize jury, said in a statement, “All four [artists] make work that is full of life. They show how contemporary art can fascinate, surprise and move us, and how it …