Tuesday, 26 May 2009

PROJECT THREE

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ED HALL - 2005 FOR THE BRITISH COUNCIL FOLK ARCHIVE



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JEREMY DELLER AND ED HALL - FROM ONE REVOLUTION TO ANOTHER::

One of the strongest exhibitions I saw in 2008 was From One Revolution to Another, presented during the fall and winter at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. The exhibition was part of the institution’s Carte Blanche initiative, whereby an artist is given time slot in the schedule to curate an exhibition in the entire venue. From One Revolution to Another was Jeremy Deller’s carte blanche. The exhibition took the entire venue, and consisted of large and small shows and salons, including the eclectic “Folk Archive” made together with his collaborator Alan Kane.

One of my favorite components was “1984-2008. Ed Hall. Banners” (installation view pictured here). These were dozens of banners hung through two—the most spacious—galleries of the Palais. These were beautiful and attractive banners that artist and activist Ed Hall created for “organizations committed to social and political causes.” Hall selected the banners on display, which are on loan by their respective groups represented, and also made a banner for the Palais exhibition.

If this was one of the strongest exhibitions in my mind, the reason was proportion. And I do not mean the size of the venue or the scale of the work — two much-heard criticisms about recent exhibitions at the Palais. By proportions I mean to point to the social dimensions that the project embraced. The exhibitions that made From One Revolution to Another presented recent movements, from craft to politics, that create new communities and shape the cultural landscape of Britain and other nations.

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JEREMY DELLER.

"EXPLORES THE CULTURE AND POLITICAL HERITAGE OF BRITAIN AND ITS FOLKLORE"
"PROCESS INVOLVES PHYSICAL EXPLORATION OF PLACES AND METTING WITH THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE THERE"

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JEREMY DELLER WAS WON THE TURNER PRIZE IN 2004.
DESIGNED THE TUBE MAP 2007 - MANS FACE COLOURS.



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