Streamside Day

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Streamside Day is a conceptual art project by Pierre Huyghe that stages a fictional town festival to explore community, ritual, and the construction of collective identity.

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Streamside Day canonical 1

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instanceOf conceptual art project ⓘ
aimsTo blur boundaries between art and social event ⓘ
examine how identities are collectively produced ⓘ
question authenticity of communal rituals ⓘ
artMovement contemporary art ⓘ
relational art ⓘ
countryOfOrigin France ⓘ
creator Pierre Huyghe ⓘ
exhibitedIn art biennials ⓘ
contemporary art museums ⓘ
explores collective identity ⓘ
community formation ⓘ
relationship between fiction and reality ⓘ
social rituals ⓘ
genre conceptual art ⓘ
relational aesthetics ⓘ
hasPart fictional town festival ⓘ
hasRepresentation film ⓘ
photographic documentation ⓘ
involves invented traditions ⓘ
local participants ⓘ
scripted celebration ⓘ
language English ⓘ
French ⓘ
mainSubject community ⓘ
construction of collective identity ⓘ
ritual ⓘ
medium performance ⓘ
video documentation ⓘ
notableFor critical reflection on community and identity ⓘ
staging a fictional civic ritual as art ⓘ
relatedTo participatory art ⓘ
performance art ⓘ
social practice art ⓘ
relatedWork No Ghost Just a Shell ⓘ
The Third Memory ⓘ
setting fictional town ⓘ
theme collective memory ⓘ
community building ⓘ
myth-making ⓘ
participation ⓘ
social choreography ⓘ
uses festival iconography ⓘ
parade format ⓘ
staged public event ⓘ
workOf Pierre Huyghe ⓘ

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Pierre Huyghe → hasWork → Streamside Day ⓘ