The Vanity of Small Differences

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The Vanity of Small Differences is a series of large-scale tapestries by British artist Grayson Perry that satirically explores class, taste, and social mobility in contemporary Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
tapestry series
artForm tapestry
commissionedBy Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Channel 4
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens
Temple Newsam House
linked to: Temple Newsam

The Art Fund
The Victoria Gallery & Museum, Liverpool
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Grayson Perry
depicts British middle class
British upper class
British working class
exhibitedAt Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Perry’s touring exhibitions in the UK
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens
Temple Newsam House
linked to: Temple Newsam

The Victoria Gallery & Museum, Liverpool
Turner Contemporary, Margate
genre contemporary art
hasPart Expulsion from Number 8 Eden Close
Lamentation
The Adoration of the Cage Fighters
The Agony in the Car Park
The Annunciation of the Virgin Deal
The Upper Class at Bay
series of related television programmes
inception 2012
inspiredBy A Rake’s Progress
William Hogarth
linked to: Hogarth
languageOfWork English
mainSubject consumer culture
social class in the United Kingdom
social mobility
taste
materialUsed acrylic
cotton
nylon
polyester
wool
narrativeFocus life of Tim Rakewell
numberOfWorks 6
publisher Victoria Miro Gallery (catalogue)
relatedWork In the Best Possible Taste
technique digital design
mechanical weaving

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Grayson Perry notableWork The Vanity of Small Differences