Sorry, no image available
Not on display
- Artist
- Mark Leckey born 1964
- Medium
- Video, projection, colour and sound (surround)
- Dimensions
- Duration: 23min, 2sec
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Purchased with the support of the Contemporary Art Society 2016
- Reference
- T14666
Online caption
Dream English Kid is a collage of what Leckey calls ‘found memories’ made from sources such as adverts, TV programmes and music as well as reconstructions using props and models. He made the film after he found a recording on YouTube of a Joy Division concert he attended as a teenager and realised that many of our personal memories can now be found online. While acting as a form of self–portrait for the artist, the film also seeks to connect us all through shared memory and experience.
Features
-
In Conversation: Under the Bridge
The art of Mark Leckey has often explored the tensions between popular culture and technology, imbued with his own potent …
You might like
-
Nashashibi/Skaer Why Are You Angry?
2017 -
Rosalind Nashashibi Vivian’s Garden
2017 -
Mark Wallinger Construction Site
2011 -
Ben Rivers Slow Action
2010 -
CAMP (Shaina Anand born 1975, Ashok Sukumaran born1974) From Gulf to Gulf to Gulf
2013 -
Oliver Payne, Nick Relph The Essential Selection
2002 -
Sam Taylor-Johnson OBE Brontosaurus
1995 -
Tracey Emin Tracey Emin C.V. Cunt Vernacular
1997 -
Graham Fagen The Slave’s Lament
2015 -
Steve McQueen Static
2009 -
Derek Jarman Blue
1993 -
Simon Martin Carlton
2006 -
Isaac Julien Vagabondia
2000 -
John Smith Hotel Diaries
2001–7 -
Melanie Smith Xilitla
2010