Wednesday 10 November 2004, 19.00–21.00
Jeremy Deller
Gordon's Turner Prize Talk
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Jeremy Deller
Cop with Flowers, San Antonio, Texas 2003 Courtesy of the Modern Institute, Glasgow © The artist |
Jeremy Deller occupies various roles as an artist: curator, social entrepreneur, actor, and producer. His work almost always involves collaborative elements and takes on various forms. He produces books, video, performance, recordings and photography. Perhaps most famous for the Battle of Orgreave, a public re-enactment of the notorious clash between pickets and police during the 1984 UK miners strike, Deller’s works continually ask witty but telling questions about cultural identity and social groupings; they intrigue and provoke their viewers.
Deller talks about his work and the Turner Prize 2004. in conversation with Guardian columnist and broadcaster, Jeremy Hardy.
In association with The Guardian
This event is 
Tate Britain
Auditorium
£7 (£4 concessions), booking required
Clore Foyer Doors Open at 18.45
£7 (£4 concessions), booking required
Clore Foyer Doors Open at 18.45
This event is related to the Turner Prize 2004 exhibition
