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Jeremy Deller, 10/15/18 - SAIC's Visiting Artists Program Lecture

For two decades, London-based conceptual artist Jeremy Deller's work has influenced the conventional map of contemporary art. He began making artwork in the early 1990s, often exhibiting outside traditional galleries. Significant works include Open Bedroom, a secret exhibition in Deller's family home while his parents were on holiday; Acid Brass, a collection of acid house anthems transposed and played by the Williams Fairey Brass Band; The Battle of Orgreave, a reenactment by 1,000 veteran miners and members of historical societies of the 1984 clash between miners and police at Orgreave, Yorkshire, England; It Is What It Is: Conversations About Iraq, a road trip from New York to Los Angeles with an Iraqi citizen and a US war veteran, towing a car destroyed in a bomb attack in Baghdad; Sacrilege, a life-size inflatable version of Stonehenge, co-commissioned by the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art and the mayor of London; We're here because we're here, a modern memorial commemorating the Battle of the Somme, created with National Theatre's Rufus Norris and commissioned by 14-18 NOW, the UK's arts program for the First World War centenary.