Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

David Shrigley

In a large hall, with a glass ceiling, there are multiple sculptures and artworks. On the left, there are iron stands holding posters stacked on top of each other and covering all four sides of the stand. In the centre there is a sculpture and on the right a large blimp like balloon attached to a bicycle seat.
WASPS Artists' Studios, Reclaimed: The Second Life of Sculpture, 2014
The Briggait, Glasgow International 2014
Photo: Ruth Clark
In a large hall with a glass ceiling, there are multiple sculptures placed all around the room. Many are made of metal, stone and plastic.
WASPS Artists Studios, Reclaimed: The Second Life of Sculpture, 2014
The Briggait, Glasgow International 2014
Photo: Ruth Clark
In a large hall, with a glass ceiling, there are multiple sculptures. There is a blimp like baloon on one side, and a large hip bone like structure on the other. There are some very colourful and bright sculptures, while some have the shape of an hourglass.
WASPS Artists' Studios, Reclaimed: The Second Life of Sculpture, 2014
The Briggait, Glasgow International 2014
Photo: Ruth Clark
In the corner of a large hall with a glass ceiling, there are multiple sculptures standing on a marble platform on a temporary wooden floor. There is a large ice cream sculpture, next to a three people doing different yoga poses.
WASPS Artists' Studios, Reclaimed: The Second Life of Sculpture, 2014
The Briggait, Glasgow International
Photo: Ruth Clark
multiple small clay sculptures of different simplified bodies in different positions
David Shrigley, The Dead And The Dying, 2010

assortment of boots lined up around a knights armour boots, in a museum display case
David Shrigley, New Sculptures, 2010
Installation view, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow International 2010
assortment of crackers in a museum display case.
David Shrigley, New Sculptures, 2010
Installation view, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow International 2010
taxidermied jack Russell holding up a sign reading 'I'm dead'
David Shrigley, New Sculptures, 2010
Installation view, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow International 2010
black ceramic bomb with rudders
David Shrigley, New Sculptures, 2010
Installation view, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow International 2010
ceramic sculpture of an ear with a small implied person curled up in one of the folds
David Shrigley, New Sculptures, 2010
Installation view, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow International 2010
abstract ceramic sculptures in a museum display case
David Shrigley, New Sculptures, 2010
Installation view, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow International 2010

Projects

  • 2014
    David Shrigley
    Reclaimed: The Second Life of Sculpture
    The Briggait
    In a large hall, with a glass ceiling, in an aerial view, there are multiple sculptures placed on top of a temporary wooden flooring.
  • 2010
    David Shrigley
    David Shrigley
    Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
    taxidermied jack Russell holding up a sign reading 'I'm dead'