
This unusual self-portrait featured in Grayson Perry's 2014 television series Who Are You? Perry depicts himself as a walled city, with areas corresponding to his events, experiences and emotions. Streets labelled 'Alpha Masculinity' and 'Common Humanity' meet at buildings named 'Reptilian Brain' and 'Sexism', while the outskirts of the town are dotted with miniature portraits of individuals who feature prominently in Perry's psyche, from Bradley Wiggins to Philip Larkin.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Map of Days, 2013
Date supported
2014
Medium and material
Coloured etching
Dimensions
111.5 x 384.8 cm
Grant
17200
Total cost
29000

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