David Shrigley emphasizes that arts education plays a crucial role in a well-rounded education, stating, "an education is not a full one" without arts.
In response to the decline in art studies, Shrigley pointed out, "an engagement with the arts is valuable to people's health and well-being, and... investing in art and culture reaps dividends."
Expressing nostalgia for his time at Beauchamp College, Shrigley reflects, "I really enjoyed my studies... I had a couple of teachers who inspired me a lot."
Shrigley critiques the past UK government's emphasis on STEM, noting, "if you're going to be an engineer, you also need to think creatively," highlighting the need for a balanced education.
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