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Going Down
1999, video |
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Going Down
1999, video |
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Installation New Contemporaries
1999, video |
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b. 1959 Cambridge, England
1993-98 BA Critical Fine Art Practice, Central St Martins School of Art and Design, London
1992-93 Foundation, Mornington Centre, London
1990-92 HND Theatre Costume, London College of Fashion
1989-90 BTEC Theatre Design, North Herts College
Recent Exhibitions
1999 World Cup 98: The Final, London Printworks Trust, Brixton
1998 Going Down, Croydon Clock Tower, London
1998 Volcano Festival, Oval House, London
1997 My Eyes My Eyes, The Silo, Greenwich and Milch Gallery, London
1997 Zone, Multi-media Arts Festival, Maidstone, Kent
1997 Six British Artists, Ars Locus Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
In collaboration with Debbie Bragg.
In Going Down by Julie Henry, the idea is straight forward. The film of the extreme actions and reactions of football supporters watching a match manages to directly convey the intense pitch of ritualistic group dynamic. The camera documents the two sides, the winners and the losers, and at some stage even becomes an object of anger as the crowd vents resentment and elation in equal measure.
Notes from conversations on the artists' work held at different times between Keith Tyson, Sacha Craddock and Simon Morrisey and between Susan Hiller, Sacha Craddock and Des lawrence.
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