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The Turner Prize 2023: Meet the new ‘Darling’ of the art world

By France24
23 December 2023   |   1:52 pm
British artist and this year’s Turner Prize winner Jesse Darling talks about his prize-winning work which has been described as "delirious" and "juggling" with themes of Brexit, nationality, identity, bureaucracy, immigration and austerity.

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