Nigerian-British artist Nnena Kalu has made history by becoming the first learning-disabled artist to win the prestigious Turner Prize. Kalu’s distinctive sculptures and accompanying drawings were recognized for their compelling and bold artistic merit. The win marks a significant moment for representation and recognition within the contemporary art world, highlighting Kalu’s innovative approach to her artistic practice. Her work, characterized by its raw energy and imaginative forms, has resonated deeply with critics and the public alike. The Turner Prize, known for celebrating groundbreaking contemporary art, has placed Kalu’s unique contributions firmly in the spotlight.
The ‘bold and compelling’ sculptures that earned Nnena Kalu a historic Turner Prize win
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