The Turner Prize, England’s most polarizing art award, is back, with a show of work by the four nominated artists for this year’s honor now on view at the Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford, England. For once, however, there is some degree of consensus: at least three critics want Mohammed Sami to win. Massacre (2023), a painting in the Blenheim Palace show that gained him his Turner Prize nomination, features a trodden area in a dirt field planted with sunflowers. “They rise above us, reaching out or snarling in on themselves,” Searle wrote. Durrant wrote that the “beautifully installed” show offers “an intriguing snapshot of what’s going on in contemporary art.”