Grayson PerryThe Tomb of
the Unknown
Craftsman
Extended to 26 February 2012
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Grayson Perry curates an installation of his new works alongside objects made by unknown men and women throughout history from the British Museum’s collection. Read more
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Ticket packages
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Visiting
How to get here and information about the access provision for the exhibition.
Schools
Sessions, self-led visits, study days and a private view for teachers.
About Alan Measles
Grayson's teddy bear speaks out: read Alan Measles' blog.
Follow @Alan_Measles, Grayson’s childhood teddy bear and god of his imaginary world,
on Twitter.
About Grayson Perry
Read more about the artist.
Exhibition blog
Follow what's happening in the lead up to the exhibition opening.
Exhibition catalogue, £25
Drawing on the themes of pilgrimage, shamanism and tomb guardians, Grayson
Perry takes the reader on a journey to an imaginary afterlife.