DAVID SHRIGLEY: LOSE YOUR MIND
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Eggs David Shrigley (1968 – )
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Untitled (R-black and red with colour structure) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8574
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Untitled (N.B. - back to front) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8581
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Untitled (pinks stick figures with tongue out) David Shrigley (1968 – )
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Untitled (8) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8580
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Untitled (S) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8576
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Untitled (413 sculptures) - Insects David Shrigley (1968 – ) © Courtesy of the artist, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London and Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Copenhagen
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Untitled (S - green, black and blue) David Shrigley (1968 – )
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Death Gate 2009 David Shrigley (1968 – ) © The Artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery
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Untitled (black red and orange faces with blue lines) David Shrigley (1968 – )
Touring Exhibitions
This exhibition is available for hire as part of our World Series touring programme
Learn moreTouring Exhibitions
This exhibition is available for hire as part of our World Series touring programme
Learn moreDavid Shrigley: Lose Your Mind is a comprehensive exhibition that highlights the breadth of David Shrigley’s practice and his darkly witty imaginings. Key works include Ostrich, 2009, a new acquisition for the British Council Collection, in which a taxidermied bird loses its head and gains a droll menace. Other mirthful objects include Beginning, Middle and End, 2009, a ‘giant continuous sausage’ crafted from clay that is rolled out and arranged in the gallery and Cheers, 2007 a pair of fishing waders filled with expanding foam.
The exhibition is accompanied by a series of films, a publication and an education resources pack for teachers (currently available in Spanish and English).
Watch our series of short films about the exhibition below:
For this touring exhibition we are pleased to publish an artist book devoted to David Shrigley’s taxidermy work. Animals is distributed through Cornerhouse.
Visit our David Shrigley showcase page.
