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The darker, funnier side to art
Updated On: 12 July, 2012 10:27 AM IST | | Ruchika Kher
Soaked in the theme of dark humour, Scottish artist David Shrigley's drawings have won accolades from all over the world. Now, Mumbai's art aficionados will get the opportunity to view his artworks at an exhibition that starts tomorrow
Artist and cartoonist David Shrigley, believes in art that communicates as simply and directly as possible, the reason why most of his artworks are deliberately crude executions of scenarios and events around us.
Fifteen artworks by the 43-year-old artist will be presented in the city tomorrow. These small-scale ink on paper drawings date back to 2007. Shrigley’s straightforward technique and dark humour have drawn accolades for over 20 years. When questioned about his dark sense of humour, he answered, “Well, I suppose it’s a cathartic thing.
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