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 Grip - David Shrigley
 Grip - David Shrigley ... writing, this volume presents an array of David Shrigley's current work and forms an entertaining introduction to this contemporary artist.Newest Review: ... Most of the drawings are black and white, some colour done with pencils. They look like exhibits in a court case, or a ... more ... sampling of drawings done by children who have witnessed great traumas and are subsequently analysed by psychiatrists... Example: A doodle, resembling ancient symbols, adorns a page. The messy scrawl of handwritten text beneath it reads... "Is it too fancy? Is it fancy enough? I can make it less fancy. Or I can make it more fancy. Or I can smash it to bits with a hammer. Or I can smash in your head with a hammer. The choice is yours. But if you do not make a choice, I Will make a choice on your behalf." This t...more |
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Grip - David Shrigley: 'Grip' by David Shrigley - Radiohead & Chris Morris ... (853 words)
by - written on 29/01/01 (Very useful, 182 readings)
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Do not attempt to read this book on a train. This advice is heartfelt and comes from experience. The Scene: Woman sits on packed train. Woman picks up 'Grip' book - a series of bizarre cartoons and illustrations by David Shrigley. Woman giggles. Woman laughs. Woman dissolves into snorting, belly-aching hysterics for remainder of journey. Passengers shifty. Woman reminded this is a "quiet carriage". David Shrigley is a talented nutter of the first order. I couldn't begin to think how I could describe his drawings and bizarre humour, so took a look at the amazon reviews on their site. One reviewer ... Read the complete review
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