Spritmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden One of Great Britain’s most renowned artists, David Shrigley, presents a new show at Spritmuseum in Sweden. His Exhibition of Giant Inflatable Swan-things is an installation created exclusively ... puns and a visual idiom reminiscent of comic books and caricatures form the foundation of David Shrigley’s art. He also works in sculpture, large installations, animation, painting, photography and music. With conceptual obstinacy ... Collection. David Shrigley’s piece ABSOLUT SHRIGLEY was created in 1996. Previous Absolut artists who have exhibited at Spritmuseum are Beatrice Cussol, Keith Haring, Frank Bowling, Dan Wolgers and Bertil Vallien. David Shrigley. Courtesy

Galleri Nicolai Wallner in Copenhagen, Denmark David Shrigley plays with humour and honesty, working primarily with drawing, as well as sculpture, installation and animation. Through his now iconic style which combines text and figurative imagery ... Their appearance reveals a rigorous practice through which the banality of everyday life is explored, as David Shrigley looks at our fears and hopes, our insecurities, emotional traumas, ups and downs, and the other things ... works succinctly remind us of what brings us all together and what makes us all human. David Shrigley (b. 1968, UK) has received international and critical acclaim for his work. He has had recent solo

Stephen Friedman Gallery in London, United Kingdom Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to present David Shrigley’s eighth solo exhibition at the gallery, marking a long and fruitful collaboration over two decades. The British artist ... accompanied by a film narrated by Shrigley, which documents the installation of works in the gallery. David Shrigley was born in 1968 in Macclesfield, UK. He lives and works in Brighton and Devon, UK. Though ... Tate, London, England; British Council, London, England and National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia. Installation views: David Shrigley, ‘Mayfair Tennis Ball Exchange’, solo exhibition, Stephen Friedman Gallery (2021). Copyright David Shrigley. Courtesy the artist

York, United States In his sixth solo show at Anton Kern Gallery, British artist David Shrigley presents 78 drawings, two sculptures and one animation. The drawings, ink and acrylic on paper in two distinct sizes ... enjoy the liberating power of a good laugh. With over 40 books to his name, David Shrigley is a well-published author and artist. Recent solo exhibitions have been held at the Two Rooms Gallery ... Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth commission, a large public-art project to be realized in 2016. David Shrigley, Untitled (The brain), 2015, Acrylic on paper, 29 7/8 x 22 1/16 inches (75.9 x 56 cm). Courtesy

United States In his seventh solo exhibition at Anton Kern Gallery, entitled FLUFF WAR, British artist David Shrigley presents a large-scale kinetic sculpture, two neon sculptures, and 100 new drawings. As visitors approach ... York’s famed Fifth Avenue shopping district. Here you are initiated into the world of David Shrigley. Inside, further into the space, is another neon sign announcing that you have entered the arena of “FLUFF ... wishes in Shrigley’s works express the pathos, tedium, irony, and oftentimes ridiculousness of everyday life. David Shrigley. Courtesy of Anton Kern Gallery

festival in England, was unveiled today with the Turner Prize-nominated visual artist and Brighton resident David Shrigley (b.1968) as Guest Director. Best known for his darkly humorous works that comment on the absurd, inconsequential ... Brighton Festival commission Problem in Brighton, a brand new alt rock/pop pantomime, written and directed by David Shrigley himself to a live durational reading of Camus'seminal The Myth of Sisyphus, and appearances from award ... slightest bit boring', and a screening of a documentary about his work titled A Shit Odyssey, David Shrigley's trademark wit is also evident in his brochure cover design, featuring a hammer and a bent

sculptural works by Richard Hughes, Dan McCarthy, Matthew Monahan, Manfred Pernice, Alessandro Pessoli, Lara Schnitger and David Shrigley. Please visit Stadtkino Basel to view two of David Shrigley’s animations, Ones and The Letter, which

providing some The London Original Print Week’s highlights with editions by established British artist David Shrigley OBE and internationally acclaimed light artist, Chris Levine, amongst others. ‘Stop Panicking’ by David Shrigley

Foundation, alongside other works making a UK debut by Kendell Geers, Claire Barclay, Nike Savvas and David Shrigley. Other participating artists include Yutaka Sone, Maria Nepomuceno, Ulla von Brandenburg, Elizabeth Neel and Tobias Rehberger ... Howick Place Victoria London SW1P United Kingdom info@hsprojects.com www.howickplace.com Opening hours By appointment Related images David Shrigley, ‘Sleeping Bag #1 (Red)’, 2007, Sleeping bag with foam, 30 x 211 x 106 cm, Courtesy ... Little Manhattan’ (detail), 2007 – 2009, Marble, 55.2 x 265.1 x 85.1 cm, Courtesy of the Artist and David Zwirner Gallery, New York/London ‘Les Paradis Mathématiques’, 2011, Created in 2011 by Beatriz Milhazes

artworks from some of the most exciting British artists in the contemporary art world: Harland Miller, David Shrigley, The Connor Brothers and Banksy. TYPE will display a rich collection of exclusive and never before seen ... their collections, and there are four artists who are influencing this current trend: Harland Miller, David Shrigley, The Connor Brothers and Banksy. What do they all have in common aside from text? British humour

social commentary, as well as humor into the show, including Andrea Bowers, R. Crumb, Pope.L, and David Shrigley. Artists include: Kamrooz Aram, Ruth Asawa, Conor Backman, Matthew Barney, Ellen Berkenblit, Ashley Bickerton, Nayland Blake ... Nicolas V. Sanchez, Jenny Saville, Aurel Schmidt, Frank Selby, Joan Semmel, Jim Shaw, Lauren Seiden, David Scher, David Shrigley, James Siena, Lorna Simpson, Ken Solomon, Robert Therrien, Terri Thomas, Wayne Thiebaud, Richard Tinkler, Jim Torok

swimming pool has inspired artists for generations. The master of the swimming pool is undoubtedly David Hockney, but since his iconic 1960’s series, many artists have been inspired to revisit the theme, including ... Andrew Burgess, Anka Dabrowska, Bench Allen, Ben Eine, Broken Fingaz, Charlotte Windsor, Angry Dan, Dario Illari, David Shrigley, Gaurab Thakali, Hwa Seon Yang, Jia Chaun, Lena Goodison, Lucy Gough, Lucy Smallbone, Ornamental Conifer, Richard Denne ... because it can be anything. It can be any colour and it has no set visual description. ( David Hockney) Swimming Pools. Courtesy of Jealous Gallery

esteemed artists and creatives supporting its mission and the work of the students. David Hockney, Tracey Emin, Grayson Perry, David Shrigley, Sir Peter Blake, Cornelia Parker and Sir Quentin Blake are among those who have ... faculty of the Royal Drawing School including Christopher Le Brun PRA, Humphrey Ocean RA, Catherine Good-man, David Dawson, Ishbel Myerscough, Sarah Pickstone and Stuart Pearson Wright, from the end of January through

curious figures invoke in equal parts the whimsy of Shel Silverstein and the mordant aphorisms of David Shrigley. Willis’ work has appeared in a line of sweatshirts, under the label Buuski , and a t-shirt

high-profile artists such as Martin Creed, Jeremy Deller, Mona Hatoum, Christian Marclay, Laure Prouvost and David Shrigley. Many of the artists will be creating new works specifically for this room. The ever-popular Architecture

will include The Mending Project by Taiwanese artist Lee Mingwei in which he mends visitors’ clothes. David Shrigley invites visitors to draw croquis sketches of a humorous sculpture, with the sketches then mounted

Tracey Emin, Christopher Wool, Ed Ruscha, Mel Bochner, Harland Miller, The Connor Brothers, Richard Prince, David Shrigley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Banksy, Massimo Agostinelli, Grayson Perry, Brendan Murphy, Andy Warhol and Mr Brainwash. Between the Lines

some of the world's leading urban and contemporary names. Artists exhibited include Banksy, Harland Miller, David Shrigley, Shepard Fairey, Mark Powell, Giles Walker, Magnus Gjoen and Bonnie and Clyde. They are also delighted

rather than a mechanical device for transmitting information or amplifying sound. The work by British artist David Shrigley is a space furnished like a life drawing class in which the audience can participate by drawing

Rodney Graham, Hans Haacke, Christine Hill, David Horvitz, Pierre Huyghe, Yves Klein, Tomas Kleiner, Krüger & Pardeller, Mischa Kuball, Dieter Meier, Bruce Nauman, Yoko Ono, Opavivarà!, David Shrigley, Gabriel Sierra, Juergen Staack, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Wolf

Scotland before. The exhibition will also provide a challenge for Turner Prize-nominees Karla Black and David Shrigley to produce new work in response to the Gallery’s imposing neo-classical spaces. At the Scottish

Blake, Rachel Howard, Hugo Wilson, Antony Micallef, Mat Collishaw, Keith Tyson, Sue Webster & Tim Noble, David Shrigley and Sir Paul Smith. It’s testament to The Big Issue’s value in British society that

releases and rare works by acclaimed artists including Banksy, The Connor Brothers, Harland Miller, David Shrigley, Tim Fishlock and Red Saunders. Here you can find a diverse array of mediums from silk screen printing

keeping with the Valentines theme, will be work from the likes of Banksy, Harland Miller, David Shrigley, Lauren Baker, Delphine Lebourgeois, Jeff Koons and The Connor Brothers. Tea with Andy. Courtesy of Hang-Up Gallery

Rodney Graham, Hans Haacke, Christine Hill, David Horvitz, Pierre Huyghe, Yves Klein, Tomas Kleiner, Krüger & Pardeller, Mischa Kuball, Dieter Meier, Bruce Nauman, Yoko Ono, Opavivarò!, David Shrigley, Gabriel Sierra, Juergen Staack, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Wolf

graffiti scene through his symbiotic partnership with London graffiti artist Banksy. In 2010 the UK Prime Minister David Cameron gifted his artwork to President Obama, while a particular area of the East End was named ... result, presented 'The Best Of Art on a Postcard 2016' show in our Shoreditich space with David Shrigley, Gavin Turk, Ray Richardson, The Connor Brothers, amongst many others. Home Sweet Homeless. Courtesy of Jealous

will include The Mending Project by Taiwanese artist Lee Mingwei in which he mends visitors’ clothes. David Shrigley invites visitors to draw croquis sketches of a humorous sculpture, with the sketches then mounted

Steinlen, Karel Appel, Picasso and Wallasse Ting as well as work by contemporary artists such as David Shrigley and the majestic cat photos of Marie Cécile Thijs. This varied selection of artworks offers an insight

keeping with the Valentines theme, will be work from the likes of Banksy, Harland Miller, David Shrigley, Lauren Baker, Delphine Lebourgeois, Jeff Koons and The Connor Brothers. Tea with Andy. Courtesy of Hang-Up Gallery

contemporary names. The revolving exhibition showcases artworks from the likes of Banksy, Harland Miller, Invader and David Shrigley alongside fresh releases and exciting rare finds from the Hang-Up artist roster. Adopting a slightly unconventional

global warming, racism, misogyny, ignorance and poverty. In the tradition of artists like Red Grooms and David Shrigley, the doodle realm illustrated in Wash’s work serves as a lightly veiled caricature of the world