Grayson Perry's 2008 needlepoint 'Vote Alan Measles for God' featured in exhibition

Grayson Perry created a wool needlepoint titled 'Vote Alan Measles for God' in 2008, measuring 98 by 79 inches. The work was included in the exhibition 'Demons, Yarns & Tales: Tapestries by Contemporary Artists' at James Cohan Gallery. This exhibition showcased contemporary artists working with tapestry, highlighting Perry's piece as part of a broader exploration of the medium. The artwork is copyrighted to the artist and was presented courtesy of James Cohan Gallery and Banners of Persuasion. The entry was posted on artcritical on April 29, 2010, at 2:42 pm, providing documentation of the exhibition and its featured works. Perry's piece uses traditional needlepoint techniques to convey a provocative message, blending craft with contemporary art themes. The exhibition aimed to demonstrate the relevance of tapestry in modern artistic practice, featuring multiple artists alongside Perry. The inclusion of this work underscores Perry's engagement with textile arts and his use of humor and social commentary.