‘Making a Mark and Not Trying to Express Something’: David Shrigley on Drawing, Theresa May, and Electric Guitars
His new show, "To Be Of Use," is on display at Art Omi through July 21.
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Guitar Center: David Shrigley Rocks It at Independent
For the start of Independent art fair, British artist David Shrigley had the Anton Kern section of the seventh floor feeling like a booth at a music-instrument trade show. In addition to a
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Prix Canson for Works on Paper Names 2016 Finalists
The Prix Canson has revealed the finalists for its 2016 edition. Given out annually by the Fonds Canson pour l’Art et le Papier, the prize recognizes an artist who makes works on paper and has
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2,000 Scottish Football Fans Will Receive a Foam Multiple by David Shrigley at a Game Tomorrow
Tomorrow, 2,000 lucky fans of Glasgow, Scotland’s Partick Thistle football club will receive a yellow foam thumb designed by artist David Shrigley to use while cheering on their beloved Jags…
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Ticket Masters: Takashi Murakami’s Designs Take to the Slopes
The slope at Buttermilk, a ski park in Aspen, Colorado, is home to the extreme sports competition the Winter X Games and, on average, 300 inches of snow per year. In addition to intense weather…
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Dismaland was notorious street artist Banksy’s latest and biggest project. Set in a run-down seaside lido in Weston-super-Mare, on England’s west coast—near Bristol, where the artist, who maintains hi…
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Morning Links: Misogynistic Appropriation Edition
Zak Arctander appropriated a photograph by Arabelle Sicardi and Tayler Smith, and his version ended up in The New Yorker. Sicardi and Smith strike back. [Jezebel] Billionaire collector…
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Morning Links: David Shrigley–Designed Soccer Mascot Edition
Jonathan Jones on why the new David Shrigley–designed mascot for the Scottish soccer team Partick Thistle is “art at its best.” [The Guardian] The Guggenheim Helsinki has officially…
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Morning Links: Michael Heizer Edition
Art Basel has announced the 74 artists who will contribute to its large-scale show, “Unlimited,” which runs in tandem to the fair and features large works that would not be able to fit in
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Haacke and Shrigley Step Up to London’s Fourth Plinth
Sculptures by Hans Haacke and David Shrigley will be next to grace the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square. In early 2015, the northwest corner of the square will welcome Haacke's Gift Horse…
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