The Tate Gallery organizes the Turner Prize, which is awarded annually to a British visual artist. The winner is determined by a group of four independent judges appointed by the Tate and led by Tate Britain's director. The judges consider each nominee's entire body of work, including previous exhibitions they have participated in. The prize was created in 1984 by the British art dealer Michael Turner with the intention of "encouraging young artists." In addition to the cash award, the winner receives a place on the Turner Prize Tour, which visits major cities around the world. Previous winners include Paul Harvey, Sarah Morris, Liam Gillick, and Antony Gormley. The 11th Turner Prize will be awarded in 2019. The nominees were announced in February and will be revealed in public for the first time during an event at Tate Britain on 16 January 2019. The winner will be announced later that year at a ceremony held at Tate Britain. All previous winners are listed here.