Jeremy Deller's exhibition in the Venice Biennale: Difference between revisions

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|subject=Political/Economic/Social Opinion
|subject=Political/Economic/Social Opinion
|confronting_bodies=The British Council
|confronting_bodies=The British Council
|medium=Mixed Media
|medium=Mixed Media, Painting
|date_of_action=March, 2013
|date_of_action=March, 2013
|location=Britain
|location=Britain
|description_of_content=Posters depiciting two protected harrier hen hawks and a banner emblazoned with the words "Prince Harry Kills Me", were planned as part of artist Jeremy Deller's British pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
|description_of_content=Posters depiciting two protected harrier hen hawks and a banner emblazoned with the words "Prince Harry Kills Me", were planned as part of artist Jeremy Deller's British pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
|description_of_incident=At the behest of the British Council, the posters and banner were left out of the exhibition. "We asked Jeremy to reconsider the banner and poster … on the grounds that it could potentially be misconstrued in environments where the British army is currently deployed and perceived to be disrespectful of those who had lost their lives," said a British Council spokesman.
|description_of_incident=At the behest of the British Council, the posters and banner were left out of the exhibition. "We asked Jeremy to reconsider the banner and poster … on the grounds that it could potentially be misconstrued in environments where the British army is currently deployed and perceived to be disrespectful of those who had lost their lives," said a British Council spokesman.
|description_of_result=The artist, Jeremy Deller, agreed to remove the piece from the exhibition, and the exhibition was shown without it.
|description_of_result=Jeremy Deller agreed to remove the piece from the exhibition, and the exhibition was shown without it.
|image=Jeremy-Deller-at-the-Veni-011.jpg
|image=Jeremy-Deller-at-the-Veni-011.jpg
|source=http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2013/may/30/prince-harry-deller-venice-biennale
|source=http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2013/may/30/prince-harry-deller-venice-biennale
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