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Artist
Jeremy Deller
Joy in People
Battle of Orgreave
V and A
Adrian Street
Venice Bienalle
Pop culture linked to mass spectacle and uses the theatrical artfiice of classical comedy and drama
Makes unexpected connections between various areas of culture and history
Creates social interraction between groups of people who would not ordinarily meet
People are at the centre of his projects
Collaboration with others to make cross disciplinary work and stages converstations
Embraces authenticity and simulation
Asserts that history is impure and mediated p17
Many works are aimed at wider audience than
gallery and a fusion popular and high art with
a lo-fi aesthetic makes them accessible without
the need for a prior knowldege of the context
Curatorial approach to art
Collects ephemera to inspire (Roxy Music,
David Bowie)
The work can be appreciated without having specialist
knowledge
Ethnographer and a stager of events
Reframes cultural hierarchies and histories
Folk art - looking backwards at cultural traditions
Foregrounds and celebrates the everyday lives of
ordinary people, with an interest in and giving a
value to those who might be considered not
worth listening to
Creates Living memory events, Social parades and
processions in the form of pageants
Calls on experts/professionals in their field to help
to create the work eg. 40 reenactment sociietes and
experts involved with historical reconstruction helped
to choreograph The Battle of Orgreave
Marched along boulevards to celebrate eclectic interest so population
Focused on Contradictory character of urban puplulations
Non-repentant smokers, goths
What holds society together is tolerance of desires and values that differ from own
Focused on talents of others
Any descent parade has strange things in it deller p18 ‘social surrealism’
Tradition of carnicval to invert social conventions
In 'Orgreave' he used ex miners and police plus re-enanactors who were not necessarily sympathetic to the cause
Brought different sides of struggle into frame
Restaging of an event
Veterans day parade processions here comes everybody
The absurd
Makes a connection with vernacular culture and a particular type of Englishness
Focuses on pop music's social character and the enthusiasm of fans
Repeated use of and homage to pop music and the culture surrounding it 'The British colonized ourselves through music' Deller
Illustrates allegiance to a group and partisanism
Highlights a tension between the private and the public, conflating emblems of class, secular and sacred
Reflects on British culture and social class
Draws attention to Social rituals
Champions the aesthetics of amateurs and hobbyists
A mocking of institutions
Conflating public art institutions and passionate subjectivity of fans eg Morrissey exhibition, Uses of Literacy
Championed the aesthetics of amateurs such as
Folk artists, fans re-ennactors, hobbyists
Shows up the incompatible emotions of private and public desires
Has an enthusiasm with the way people instill life with a meaning
Paid homage to rock n roll
Vernacular transmission of folk culture
Music related observing and collecting examples of fans artifacts
Reinstall pop music from its usual location
Processions
Celebration of public space
Looks at the relationship between the performer and audience
Manchester Parade
So Many Ways To Hurt You
(The Life And Times Of Adrian Street)(2010)
Joy In People Exhibition(2012)
The Battle Of Orgreave (2001)
Methodology
Themes
Having a long standing interest in Glam Rock, Deller has made a poster image of a photograph of a battered Roxy Music poster he found in a junk shop, playing on notions of appropriation and what constitutes an original art object.
Sharon McElroy