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Lisa Slominski

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Lisa Slominski | Curator | Writer | Cultural Producer Nonconformers @yalepress | 2022 Co-Founder @art_etal
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Nnena Kalu has won the 2025 Turner prize - working with her has inspired my work and academic research

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By Lisa Slominski
| Tolerance Canada
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Nnena Kalu has won the 2025 Turner prize - working with her has inspired my work and academic research

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By Lisa Slominski
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Lisa Slominski, PhD with the Department of Historical and Critical Studies, Kingston University Thu, December 11, 2025 at 2:52 p.m. UTC 4 min read The 2025 Turner prize has been won by Nnena Kalu. It’s a historic win and a groundbreaking moment in the prestigious prize’s history.
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A Pajama Party That Pauses Time

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By Lisa Slominski
| Hyperallergic Verified
LONDON — Liminality comes from the Latin word for “threshold,” representing a space of in-betweenness. For artist Benoît Piéron, hospitals are such in-between spaces. In particular, they are sites in which time can be experienced as nonlinear and thus can hold the potential for celebratory radicality. For Slumber Party at Chisenhale, Piéron’s first UK solo exhibition, he stitched together a large patchwork textile in faded pastel hues, draping it from the ceiling.
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