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- British visual artist Heather Phillipson remains the betting favourite for the Turner Prize this year
- We take a closer look at the four nominees for the 2022 Turner Prize
- The Turner Prize will be awarded in December at Tate Britain
British visual artist Heather Phillipson remains the betting favourite for the Turner Prize this year
London-born visual artist Heather Phillipson remains the bookmakers favourite to win this year's Turner Prize award at odds of 7/4.
The Turner Prize is an annual prize awarded to a British visual artist or collective, mainly given to exhibits created by the winning artist.
Bookies make Phillipson the 7/4 favourite for the Turner Prize, just in front of Ingrid Pollard in the betting market.
| 2022 Turner Prize Winner | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Heather Phillipson | 7/4 | 36.4% |
| Ingrid Pollard | 2/1 | 33.3% |
| Veronica Ryan | 3/1 | 25.0% |
| Victoria Sin | 3/1 | 25.0% |
We take a closer look at the four nominees for the 2022 Turner Prize
The 2022 Turner Prize will be contested by four women this year and no collectives which is a massive change from previous years.
2021's Turner Prize winner was Array Collective, a group of Belfast-based artists whose art was made around the conflict in Northern Ireland.
This year's full nominee list including their exhibits are:
- Heather Phillipson - THE END, RUPTURE NO. 1: blowtorching the bitten peach
- Ingrid Pollard - Carbon Slowly Turning
- Veronica Ryan - Custard Apple, Breadfruit, and Soursop, Along a Spectrum
- Victoria Sin - It's Always You, a Dream of Wholeness in Parts
The Turner Prize will be awarded in December at St George’s Hall
This year's Turner Prize will be awarded on the 7th December at St George’s Hall in Liverpool.
Last year's award was presented in City of Culture Coventry and this year's award will be handed out in Liverpool.
Frankie Goes to Hollywood singer Holly Johnson will announce the winner which will be broadcast live on the BBC at 19:45pm on 7th December.
