Best known for his childlike drawings， which have appeared in books and British newspapers， Glasgow-based artist David Shrigley also creates sculptures， photographs， and paintings， all employing black humor as a strategy for getting along in an absurd world。 This publication accompanies an exhibition organized by the Center for Curatorial Studies Museum， Bard College。


Published on the occasion of the exhibition presented at the Center for Curatorial Studies Museum， Bard College， September 30-December 14， 2001 and at the UCLA Hammer Museum， University of California， Los Angeles， February 9-May 5， 2002