Veterans Day Parade near Pahrump

Jeremy Deller

Veterans Day Parade near Pahrump, 2001120 x 80cmSign in to view price
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This artwork depicts a group of children in military-style uniforms holding an American flag and a large wooden cross in a desert setting. The composition features a clear blue sky and a barren landscape in the background, emphasizing the prominent display of patriotic and religious symbols. The children's posture and attire suggest a sense of military discipline and allegiance. The artwork's style and technique appear to capture a moment of ceremonial or commemorative significance, likely alluding to the intersection of American nationalism, Christian faith, and youth culture. ...

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Jeremy Deller
Artist
Jeremy Deller
B.1966, British

Jeremy Deller is a conceptual artist who works across many mediums including sound, film, performance, print and sculpture. Described by critic Mark Brown as a “pied piper of popular culture”, his projects often draw on pivotal moments of social history or shed light on particular subcultures, such as the 90s rave scene, brass bands or folk art. Often working collaboratively with other filmmakers, musicians or artists, the works have a political investigative tone to them. With his collaborators, Deller unpacks the cultural imprint specific eras or historic events leave behind, using this immaterial social matter as the accumulative force for each body of work. His 2001 performance The Battle of Orgreave brought together nearly 1000 performers who re-enacted the bloody clash between miners and police in 1984, unearthing tensions within Britain’s immediate social history. Deller met Andy Warhol as a student in New York in the 80s and spent two weeks at The Factory. He cites Warhol as an inspiration to him, mirroring Warhol’s hunger for popular culture and the political undertones that run throughout it. Deller won the Turner prize in 2004 and represented Britain at the Venice Biennale in 2013. ...

Jeremy Deller: Artworks
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Wal-Mart trolley on snow hill, in a car park in Red Hook, from this is US
Jeremy Deller
Wal-Mart trolley on snow hill, in a car park in Red Hook, from this is US, 2003
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English Magic circa 1990
Jeremy Deller
English Magic circa 1990, 2014
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A Good Day for Cyclists
Jeremy Deller
A Good Day for Cyclists, 2013
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Jeremy Deller
Untitled (Shoot The Freak), 2002
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Veterans Day Parade near Pahrump
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Veterans Day Parade near Pahrump, 2001
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History of the world
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History of the world, 1998
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Galerie Art : Concept
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