DAVID SHRIGLEY: LOSE YOUR MIND
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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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NEW LEAF 1995 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P7117 © David Shrigley
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Cheers David Shrigley (1968 – )
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Untitled (black shapes with red sun) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8577
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Untitled (8) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8580
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Untitled (boat) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8578
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Untitled (blue bug with black eyes) 2007 David Shrigley (1968 – ) P8575
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Untitled (red eyes) David Shrigley (1968 – )
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Untitled (pinks stick figures with tongue out) David Shrigley (1968 – )
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Untitled (black shape with orange sun) David Shrigley (1968 – )
David 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.
