Turner Prize Scraps 2020 Edition, Plans Shared Purse for Second Year in a Row

London’s Tate Britain museum revealed on Tuesday that it would not award its prestigious Turner Prize as usual because of the coronavirus pandemic and the ways it has dramatically altered the activities of artist and museums around the world.
The prize, which typically awards a top British artist with £25,000 ($30,900), will be replaced by a series of £10,000 ($12,300) grants that Tate is terming Turner Bursaries. Ten artists will be selected to receive the grants at the end of