Multiple created by the Serpentine Gallery as part of Grayson Perry's extremely popular exhibition, The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!, where he exhibited a large scale piggy bank of the same design. Visitors could choose which slot they wish to insert coins in to.
 
In the original Serpentine box. 
Ceramic multiple in blue and white with rubber stopper.
11 x 10 x 21 cm.
COA included.
 
Grayson Perry (b.1960) is an English artist renowned for his diverse body of work, including ceramics, tapestries, and prints. He is celebrated for his exploration of themes such as identity, gender, social status, and sexuality, often incorporating autobiographical elements into his art. Perry frequently depicts his female alter ego, ‘Claire’, and his childhood teddy bear, ‘Alan Measles’, in his pieces, blending his personal narrative with broader societal commentary. In 2003, Perry was awarded the prestigious Turner Prize, marking his significant impact on contemporary art. His works are held in major institutions, including the Tate and the V&A Museum in London. In October 2017, Perry’s ceramic vase ‘I Want To Be An Artist’ sold at Christie's in London for £623,000, setting a new auction record for the artist.