France’s most prestigious contemporary art award, the Prix Marcel Duchamp, this year went to French-Haitian artist Gaëlle Choisne. The 39-year-old artist will receive a €35,000 grant and a two-year residency at the Sèvres – Manufacture and Musée Nationaux, one of Europe’s most prominent porcelain producers and ceramics museums. Along with works by nominees Abdelkader Benchamma, and Noémie Goudal and a duo Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain, Choisne’s installation ‘L’Ère du Verseau’ (The Age of Aquarius) (2024) – combining video projections, hive-like structures made of cork, and large painted pan…