Lubaina has won the prestigious Turner Prize for 2017, in a decision unveiled in a ceremony at Hull Minster last night. In doing so, she has made history by being the first black female artist to ever win this coveted
An interview with Lubaina by Siobhán Forshaw and published on the Corridor 8 website appears here: Political Activism in Paint: An Interview with Lubaina Himid The Turner Prize exhibition is at Ferens Art Gallery, Hull until 7th January 2018 https://www.hull2017.co.uk/whatson/events/turner-prize-2017/
Read the article by Kate Kellaway in The Guardian here: Lubaina Himid Turner Prize interview
Discover more at hull2017.co.uk/turnerprize
In yesterday’s issue of the The Times: Lubaina Himid: the hot Turner tip who has found the limelight at 62 The prize’s oldest nominee has been making her bold work for decades — now it’s her moment Read the article
Warp and Weft is a survey of works by 2017 Turner Prize nominee, Lubaina Himid. Opening 30th June at Firstsite, Colchester, the exhibition runs from 1st July-1st October 10am-5pm Warp and Weft is comprised of three bodies of work in
Lubaina is one of four artists nominated for the Turner Prize 2017. The other nominees are Hurvin Anderson, Andrea Buttner and Rosalind Nashashibi. For the last five years, the Turner Prize has been staged outside of London every other year