Russell-Cook is one of a team of 20 NGV curators who have collaborated on this edition, working across departments and specialisations. Calendar, 2021 wall calendar, calendar 2021, floral calendar 2021, new year gift, 2021 botanical calendar, stationery 2021 CALENDAR Shrigley’s Really Good, installed on the fourth plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square in September 2016. Photograph: David Levene/The Guardian Unique, quirky, original and practical we'll have layouts and designs to complement every planners brain.

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So, now, he lets other people riffle through his art and choose what they want to publish or exhibit. Including the cats. Wall calendar / PRINTS / A3, best-of typealive, funny sayings, plain and Scandinavian, as a gift for birthday and Christmas DAVID SHRIGLEY Wall Calendar | Funny Gifts for Him Her | Christmas Gifts For Husband Wife Girlfriend Boyfriend | Funny Calendars

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There's quite a lot [of works] in the show around plants, trees, and the more-than-human world view," says Ewan McEoin, NGV's senior curator of contemporary art, design and architecture. The reason he now “delegates” the selection of his art for books or exhibitions is, he says, that his own choice never seemed to match what people want: “The gallery would send me an inventory of all the works that were unsold and I would look at them and think: ‘I can’t believe that that painting didn’t sell. I can’t believe that that one didn’t sell … That’s brilliant, that one!’ Things that were just perfect, that represented everything I wanted to say about my existence – and the meaning, and irony thereof. But did anybody agree with me? No. No. They just wanted the ones of the cat.” It is quite hard to define the essence of Shrigley’s art – until you visit his studio and realise he draws and paints all day long. Everything else is just about distributing the results – including in books. To my surprise, he didn’t edit Get Your Shit Together himself or select its images: even its title was chosen by the publisher. “Shit” wasn’t a word he expected a US publisher to put on the cover. Last Name * Please enter a Last Name Please enter a valid Last Name, the maximum length is 50 characters.

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There's a lot of anxiety about AI and robotics, and I want to show that actually in human years, these robots are young children, and they're silly," Pilat says, likening the dogs' work to a child's finger painting.

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First Name * Please enter a First Name Please enter a valid First Name, the maximum length is 50 characters. It’s not like he is trapped in the English countryside either. He frequently visits Copenhagen where he has the Shrig Shop (inspired by Keith Haring’s Pop Shop), which, even though it’s “around the corner and up the alley”, acts as the physical focus of his online business. I can’t help asking if he has sampled Copenhagen’s food scene. It turns out the legendary restaurant Noma gives departing staff a Shrigley print – and in return he gets free meals there. Yes, he confirms, it is as good as people say. Inspired by fish traps common to the area, Mun-dirra will be presented in a maze-like formation, through which audiences can walk. That false distinction between art, craft and design is something that we want to challenge throughout the Triennial," says Myles Russell-Cook, NGV's senior curator of Australian and First Nations art.

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Shrigley prefers to point to the formal structure of his work, and the philosophical humour it embodies. He likes to think he has a lot in common with a friend, the conceptual artist Martin Creed. Imitating him, he puts on a deliberately bad Scottish accent: “Aye, so I’ve got this hat, right, and it’s a square hat because hats aren’t square most of the time. And that’s why I wear the square hat.”