Grayson Perry's Art Club exhibition eventually opened, after various lockdown delays, at Manchester Art Gallery - and it was great to get along last weekend.
The exhibition runs until 31 October 2021. It was far larger than I'd anticipated, so I'd like to return to spend more time taking it all in, especially as the individual stories were beautifully captured alongside each work. I found it moving to read about so many artists' experiences during the pandemic and it really captured the power of art to heal and help, as well as to capture ideas and moments.
Here are a few photos - the quality is not great, but they will act as a good reminder of some of my favourite works, well the ones I was able to capture anyway!
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| Paul Green's small wire sculptures 'Lockdown Birds' |
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| Alex Robinson's clay figurines 'ComputerWorld' |
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| Singh Twins' 'NHS v Covid-19: Fighting on Two Fronts' |
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| Raqib Shaw's birchwood panel 'Ode to the country without a post office' |
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| Grayson Perry's 'Tea Towel' |
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