Grayson Perry, who won the 2003 Turner prize, is well known for his beautifully crafted pots decorated with often uncomfortable scenes of modern life. Now he has produced a monumental tapestry, 15 metres long and three metres high, replete with characteristically Perry-esque scenes of consumer excess and grim retribution. If you have never been before, now is an excellent time to visit the interesting
Victoria Miro gallery where this work exhibits.