Scottish artist Jasleen Kaur has won the prestigious Turner Prize, celebrated for her exhibition ‘Alter Altar’ which tells a story of her heritage through everyday objects, sounds, and music. The award was presented by actor James Norton at Tate Britain in London. Kaur’s work features a red Ford Escort replica belonging to her Indian father and reflects her Sikh upbringing in Glasgow. The Turner Prize, awarded annually to a British artist, has a history of stirring debate over its unconventional nominations.