Maupin is pleased to present a group of seminal films and video sculptures by pioneering artists Gilbert & George. Among the longest-enduring artist duos, they have had sustained influence on the contemporary art world ... exhibition is the artists’ fifth show with Lehmann Maupin. At the beginning of their art-life, Gilbert & George developed their signature form of “Living Sculpture,” embodying a sense of “being” over “doing” and upending ... dimensions variable © Gilbert & George. Courtesy the artists and Lehmann Maupin, New York and Hong Kong Gilbert & George, The World of Gilbert & George (still frame), 1981 16mm color film transferred to video dimensions variable © Gilbert

Courtesy Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris/Salzburg © Gilbert & George Gilbert & George, Three Cheers, 2013, Mixed media, 377 x 635 cm (148.43 x 250 in), Courtesy Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris/Salzburg © Gilbert & George Gilbert & George ... media, 254 x 377 cm (100 x 148.43 in), Courtesy Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris/Salzburg © Gilbert & George Gilbert & George, Tandoori, 2013, Mixed media, 254 x 377 cm (100 x 148.43 in), Courtesy Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac ... Paris/Salzburg © Gilbert & George

Sprüth Magers in Los Angeles, United States Gilbert & George have created art together as one visionary, artistic entity since 1967, when they met at Saint Martins School of Art in London. Recognized by institutions ... more than fifty years later, pushes into ever-new territory. Sprüth Magers is honored to début Gilbert & George’s Paradisical Pictures, a new group of thirty-five major pictures that mark the artists’ first ... Qatar (2012), Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin (2012); Hong Kong Heritage Museum (2011), and Kunsthaus Zurich (2011). Gilbert & George ROSEMANCE, 2019 Mixed media 226 × 263 cm 89 × 103 1/2 inches © Gilbert & George Courtesy the artists

Alfonso Artiaco Gallery, Naples. Alfonso Artiaco Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Gilbert & George’s solo show, on Thursday the 24th of May at 7.00pm, in the present of the artists ... exhibition by Gilbert & George at Alfonso Artiaco gallery, 13 works will be shown from the new London Pictures series, the largest one yet created by the British artists. ‘Gilbert & George have described ... Monday - Saturday 10am - 1.30pm/4pm-8pm From June to September Monday - Friday 10am - 1.30pm/4pm-8pm Gilbert & George, Youth, London Pictures. May 2012 at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco, Naples

York, United States Lehmann Maupin presents The Corpsing Pictures, a new group of pictures by Gilbert & George. The exhibition marks their tenth solo presentation at the gallery. The exhibition comprises a suite of richly ... over their faces and bodies. Masterfully employing their signature use of bold color and symmetrical composition, Gilbert & George confront the subject of mortality and life itself with winking gallows humor, leaving each picture open ... comedic role of the gravedigger, entombing themselves while asserting that they have never been more alive. Gilbert & George, Chains, 2022, mixed media, 88.98x149.61 inches, © Gilbert & George. Courtesy the artists and Lehmann Maupin, New York

Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter. RAMM is delighted to be presenting the art of Gilbert & George as part of the national Artists Rooms programme in 2014. Gilbert & George are among the most celebrated ... career from 1969 to 1991. RAMM will be the first Artist Rooms Associate to hold a Gilbert & George exhibition. It continues RAMM’s tradition of creative programming and desire to work with partners ... George, Light Headed 1991 Gilbert & George, Family Tree 1991 Gilbert & George, Family Crusade 1980 Gilbert & George, Existers

Ludwig Museum in Budapest, Hungary Gilbert & George have been creating art together for fifty years, mainly concentrating on the aspects of modern city existence. The art of Gilbert & George are always centered around ... spaces of the Ludwig Museum, presenting visitors with a striking spectacle. Over the decades, Gilbert & George have observed the evolution of their East London neighborhood and our modern world, dealing with the perpetual flux ... subjects – death, hope, life, fear, sex, money, race and religion – in an engaging and direct way. Gilbert & George Scapegoating, Exhibition view. Courtesy of Ludwig Museum

Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Sweden Gilbert & George are two men who together are one artist. For more than five decades they have been creating art that challenges the conventions of art and society with ... Great Exhibition treats you to a unique artistic vision, with over fifty pictures selected by Gilbert & George. As the most iconic double of the art world, dressed in near-matching and impeccably well-pressed ... democratic, generous and extravagant as its creators. Gilbert & George proclaim “art for all”. Gilbert & George. Courtesy of Moderna Museet

will tell you the truth’ Oscar Wilde (1891) For nearly five decades the art of Gilbert & George has created a visceral and epic depiction of modern urban existence. At its centre are always ... which paranoia, fundamentalism, surveillance, religion, accusation and victimhood become moral shades of the city’s temper. Gilbert & George take their place in these ‘Scapegoating Pictures’ as shattered and spirit-like forms - at times masked ... enquiries@whitecube.com www.whitecube.com Opening hours Tuesday - Saturday from 10am to 6pm Sunday from 12pm to 6pm Gilbert & George, Scapegoating Pictures for London, White Cube Bermondsey, 18 July - 28 September 2014, © Gilbert & George. Photo: Jack Hems. Courtesy

October – 15 November 2012 at Bernier/Eliades Gallery, Athens. Bernier / Eliades Gallery is pleased to present Gilbert & George’s new exhibition «London Pictures», on Thursday, 4 October, 8.00 - 10.00 p.m. The terrible duo from Britain ... posters which reflect the sadness and humanity of life in the west end of London. As Gilbert & George (George: England, 1942 - Gilbert: Dolomites, 1943) have described in several interviews, London’s grandeur, mystery ... 3413938bernier@bernier-eliades.grwww.bernier-eliades.gr Opening hours From tuesday to friday 10.30am - 6.30pm Saturday 12.00am - 4.00pm George & Gilbert, Students, 2011 6 Panel piece 151x190cm © Boris Kirpotin. Courtesy Bernier/Eliades Gallery

July to 26 August 2019, the Fondation presents a complete version of a rare series by Gilbert & George, “There Were Two Young Men” (April 1971), a “Charcoal on Paper sculpture” in six parts belonging ... popular poetry and nursery rhymes. There Were Two Young Men is presented alongside other works by Gilbert & George created from a similar inspiration, such as Limericks (1971) – also in the Fondation’s Collection ... black-and-white photographs features in the exhibition, as well as two contemporary Video Sculptures. Gilbert & George. Courtesy of Fondation Louis Vuitton

panel pieces, The General Jungle or Carrying on Sculpting is one of the earliest manifestations of Gilbert & George’s ‘Art for All’ philosophy, reinforcing their reputation as ‘living sculptures’—an identity and belief maintained ... viewer. Contrary to the Minimal and Conceptual concerns dominant in art schools at the time, Gilbert & George devoted themselves to emotions rather than intellect, replacing elitist attitudes and practices towards art-making with their ... outer landscapes in this way, they sought to make their art accessible to the masses. Gilbert & George. Courtesy of Lévy Gorvy

history, the concept of “living sculptures” is associated with the UK-based art personalities Gilbert & George. The duo, who claim to be “two people, but one artist,” (1) revolutionized art in the late 1960s ... movement and caused a stir – not least among the informed circles of the European art scene. Gilbert & George’s ideas had a special impact in the German Rhineland, where the close-knit artists Konrad ... different forms – an additional parallel to their London-based colleagues. And thus Lueg, who became Gilbert & George’s gallerist in 1969/70 (4) under the name Konrad Fischer, dealt with this set of issues

mental sons’, continuing the movement, meet in spirit. Although Gilbert & George always distanced themselves from the American role model Warhol, his influence on their work is unmistakable. We dare an approach. In the 1970s ... into his own works with his characteristic manner, and thus took up the self-portrayals of Gilbert & George from their works. Like Andy Warhol, Gilbert & George also create flat, rhythmically stylized composite images ... their lives. "But we have nothing against dandies, they are an English invention, after all" says Gilbert. George adds, "We do not dress like dandies, we're normal, Andy Warhol was a dandy." The subject

exhibition is a response by Aldridge to works by the artists Maurizio Cattelan, Harland Miller and Gilbert & George. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue with an original essay by Michael Bracewell and continues ... with printmaking.’ Since Aldridge’s work is focused on artifice, he was especially drawn to photographing Gilbert & George, who have dedicated their life to being a living work of art: they always appear immaculate ... narrative. For this project, Aldridge was drawn to the strangeness and appeal of vernacular photography. ‘The Gilbert & George series is a counterpoint to the other work in the show,’ says Aldridge. Aldridge’s images

1980s queer London. Robilliard moved to London in 1975 and would become close friends with Gilbert & George, momentarily appearing in the film The World of Gilbert & George (1981). Throughout the 1980s Robilliard published ... contributing to publications such as The Fred, Square Peg and The Manipulator. Robilliard was described by Gilbert & George as ‘the new master of the modern person’. Robilliard’s paintings appeared in numerous gallery exhibitions

what narrative can be and does. In a similar vein, in 1975 the “Living Sculpture” of Gilbert & George created “Red Boxers”, a suite of eight pieces in the form of greeting cards and envelopes ... Using traditional means of engraving, each card’s cover depicts Gilbert & George standing in different places within the same room. This is not boxing (per the title) in a traditional way, but much ... illustrations, return addresses on the envelopes and the signatures), yet the forcefully open descriptions, Gilbert & George, much like the other artists in the show, create a work where movement, correspondence and control are poetically

York, United States Lehmann Maupin is pleased to announce Gridology, a group exhibition featuring Gilbert & George, Liu Wei, Angel Otero, and Robin Rhode. Together, these artists whose work includes painting, photography, and mixed media ... gallery will host an opening reception on Thursday, July 12, from 6 to 8 PM. Gilbert & George (b. 1943 & 1942; live and work in London) have worked jointly since meeting in art school ... signature. In reducing this potent sexual symbol to an overly simple and grid-like format, Gilbert & George engage subject matter often left un-regarded for its lowly or undesirable associations

souls: the Anglican Church launched the first competition for a cathedral on a central site in 1886. George Bodley (1827-1907), a specialist in the revival of religious Gothic architecture, proposed a sanctuary very inspired ... everyone's surprise that the winning project was Giles Gilbert Scott (1880-1960) work, son of George Gilbert Scott Jr. (1839-1897) and grandson of George Gilbert Scott Sr (1811-1878). Two architects whose role

Angeles, New York, Europe and the UK —include, among others, Richard Artschwager, John Baldessari, Hanne Darboven, Gilbert & George, Robert Irwin, Craig Kauffman, Joseph Kosuth, Robert Morris, and Bridget Riley. Period works are installed with ... Demand, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Thea Djordjadze, Lucy Dodd, Peter Fischli David Weiss, Sylvie Fleury, Cyprien Gaillard, Gilbert & George, Andreas Gursky, Nancy Holt, Jenny Holzer, Gary Hume, Anne Imhof, Robert Irwin, Arthur Jafa, Craig Kauffman

full fox hunting costume was exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery in London. Portraits of George Galloway and Molly Parkin (NPG, 2010) followed. In the early nineties Coffield collaborated with Joshua Compston on the formation ... like a Who’s Who of young British art, including: Matt Collishaw, Tracey Emin, Angus Fairhurst, Gilbert & George, Damien Hirst, Gary Hume, Sarah Lucas, Gavin Turk, Gillian Wearing, Sue Webster and Tim Noble. Coffield ... widely in the company of many leading artists including Damien Hirst, Howard Hodgkin, Patrick Caulfield and Gilbert and George at venues ranging from the Courtauld Institute, Somerset House to Voloshin Museum, Crimea. Darren Coffield

bestow, whither through the portentous, surveillance-like photography in Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Time Series or Gilbert and George’s absolutely staggering, Staggering (1972-3). The exhibition is positioned against, but within the Canon ... Bochner, Alighiero Boetti, Marcel Broodthaers, Stanley Brouwn, Daniel Buren, André Cadere, Luciano Fabro, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Gilbert&George, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Paul Thek, Keiji Uematsu. Giovanni Anselmo, 'Infinito

aspects of Victorian politics, empire and industry and includes major Victorian sculptors like Francis Chantrey and Alfred Gilbert, alongside lesser-known artists such as Mary Watts and William Reynolds-Stephens. The exhibition opens ... works that would have startled their predecessors. These works still have the capacity to surprise us today. George Frampton's life-size Dame Alice Owen 1897 in marble, alabaster, bronze, paint and gilding will ... metal, semi-precious stones, and enamels that is still in use today. Other significant loans include George Gilbert Scott’s model for the tomb of Philippa of Hainault in Westminster Abbey (1850-1), and Rafaelle

stone, ceramic and bronze works at the Venice Biennale and Documenta 7. A contemporary of Gilbert & George and Bruce McLean, he studied at St Martin’s School of Art from 1964 to 1966, where

curated exhibitions of artists such as Bernd & Hilla Becher, Irma Blank, Erik Dietman, Gilbert & George, Piero Manzoni, Roman Opalka, Claudio Parmiggiani, Anne and Patrick Poirier, Eva Sørensen, David Tremlett and others. He curated

nineties, a tiny pocket size double frame that held exhibitions by top artists Gilbert & George, Yoko Ono, Christian Boltanski, Gabriel Orozco and so on. Canadian artist Anitra Hamilton also made its portability the main

over 200 artists, ranging from the world of illustration to sculpture and neon installations. These include Gilbert & George, Jenny Holzer, Ferdinand Kriwet, Barbara Kruger, Glenn Ligon, Michel Majerus, Allen Ruppersberg, Ed Rusha, Steven Shearer

European artists began to exhibit in the New York gallery during the 1970s, such as Gilbert & George, Christian Boltanski, Anne and Patrick Poirier. In the early 1980s, Ileana’s curiosity turned to the “renewal

resulting collection is a fabulous array of high quality work, from distinguished artists such as George Gilbert RSW, Harry Holland, Stephen Mangan, Ken Currie, Hilary Gauci, Nancy Turnbull, Walter Awlson and many more. The gallery

Bordeaux feature collections of outstanding quality, including such names as Veronese, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Gilbert & Georges as well as the famous Wills Jeep used during the D-Day invasion (Centre Jean Moulin

Bruyckere, Giuseppe Desiato, Bruno Di Bello, Gabriele Di Matteo, Jimmie Durham, Falso Movimento, Lucio Fontana, Gilbert & George, Liam Gillick, Dan Graham, Gruppo XX, Judith Hopf, Thomas Houseago, Mimmo Jodice, Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, William

secret auction of 200 original postcard-size artworks, with contributors including collectable artists such as Gilbert & George, Ben Eine and Harland Miller. The collectable pieces will be available to buy with a £50 lottery

Eleanor Antin; Vanessa Beecroft; Günther Brus; Letizia Cariello; Marcel Duchamp; VALIE EXPORT; Michael Fliri; Isa Genzken; Gilbert & George; Nan Goldin; Douglos Gordon; Roni Horn; Joan Jonas, Elke Krystufek; Ketty La Rocca; Zoe Leonard

members of her family. And in addition, there are messages to and from colleagues (Daniel Buren, Gilbert & George, Reiner Ruthenbeck or Ruth Vollmer), collectors (Giuseppe Panza di Biumo, Karl Ströher, Mia and Martin Visser

Suzuki, Mark Wallinger and Sean Scully RA, as well as submissions by new Royal Academicians including Gilbert & George and David Adjaye. Other highlights include Yinka Shonibare RA’s six metre high colourful wind sculpture

giugno e sarà fruibile fino al 29 ottobre. Artisti del calibro di Marina Abramovic, Gilbert and George, Mario Schifano, Maurizio Cattelan e Joseph Kosuth animano l’area del Palatino con sculture, fotografie, dipinti e opere

Warhol (Abbeville Press, 1983), Andy Warhol: Portraits (Phaidon Press, 2006), Komar and Melamid (Abbeville Press, 1989), Gilbert & George: The Complete Pictures 1971-1985 (CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain de Bordeaux, 1986), Alex Katz (Phaidon

Christie, Brett Anderson, Viv Albertine, Tim Key and Shami Chakrabarti; an exhibition from controversial artist duo Gilbert & George, and a touring mobile installation from multi-award winning contemporary designer Morag Myerscough; two special classical

American artist Bruce Nauman also explored the body, and his inclusion here alongside fellow-performance artists Gilbert & George highlights their shared deployment of language as material, often to absurdist ends. The catalogue ends with

everyday life as a source of inspiration. In their Drinking Pieces, including Staggering (1972-1973) Gilbert & George likewise grouped photographs that conjured a lived experience. Japanese artist, Keiji Uematsu developed an approach to photography

everyday life as a source of inspiration. In their Drinking Pieces, including Staggering (1972-1973) Gilbert & George likewise grouped photographs that conjured a lived experience. Japanese artist, Keiji Uematsu developed an approach to photography

substitute. Approximately 100 works from the Pinault Collection – from Claude Cahun to LaToya Ruby Frazier, from Gilbert & George to Cindy Sherman, and from Alighiero Boetti to Maurizio Cattelan – are on display alongside a selection

varying from paintings and sculptures to installations and video art – by internationally renowned artists such as Gilbert&George, Francis Picabia, Thomas Hirschhorn, Marlene Dumas and Jack Whitten. Also represented are many well-known Dutch

Xippas in Paris, France Alain Biltereyst, Gilbert & George, Peter Halley, Olaf Holzapfel, Chris Johanson, Vera Lutter, Joseph Marioni, Dean Monogenis, Vik Muniz, Tony Oursler, Eric Poitevin, Charles Sandison, James Siena, Takis, Achraf Touloub, Janaina

Marc Trivier, the French Lionel Estève, Eric Poitevin, Alain Séchas and Bruno Serralongue, or the duo Gilbert & Georges (Italy and England). Also present are Olaf Holzapfel and Thomas Zipp (Germany), David Brian Smith (England

1960s and early 1970s as one of a key generation of British artists, including Richard Long, Gilbert & George, Bruce McLean, Keith Arnatt and Art + Language, who were exploring new forms

subjects have included Morgan Freeman, Willem Dafoe, Al Pacino, Michel Houellebecq, Anselm Kiefer, Julian Schnabel and Gilbert & George. Mart Engelen’s passion for print and black and white photography

Tetsuya Ishida, but also of international pioneers such as Mark Ryden, OSGEMEOS, Barry McGee and Gilbert & George, the artists from House of The Rising Light have developed themes founded in a restless, revolutionary

hosted exhibitions by artists such as Casey Spooner, Christopher Williams, David LaChapelle, Diedrick Brackens, Eric Fischl, Gilbert & George, Helmut Lang, Institute of Queer Ecology, Jack O’Brien, James Richards, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Prinz Gholam

project features renowned artists from the Kaldor Collection of over 200 works, including Francis Alÿs, Christo, Gilbert & George, Andreas Gursky, Sol LeWitt, Robert Rauschenberg, Ugo Rondinone and Saskia Olde Wolbers. John Kaldor and Thomas

part of the first generation of conceptual artists at St. Martin's, which included Gilbert and George and Barry Flanagan. Louw was one of the few British artists included in Harald Szeemann's seminal exhibitionWhen

works by American artists such as Jeff Wall and Ed Ruscha and a series by Gilbert and George. The theme of the self-portrait is explored in Andy Warhol’s Polaroids, Cindy Sherman

relevant today as they ever have been. Bologna’s own Danilo Eccher, who has worked with Gilbert and George, Francesco Clemente and Matt Collishaw amongst others, has orchestrated this show beautifully, whilst the City

Jean-Michel Basquiat, © The Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat / ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2014. Dine, Gilbert and George, Richard Hamilton, Jann Haworth, Ellsworth Kelly, Matta, Claes Oldenburg, Eduardo Paolozzi, Yves Klein, Bridget Riley, Andy

appropriated widely known images such as Giacometti in his studio, Yves Klein during his Anthropometries, Gilbert and George portrayed in a park as well as recorded performances such as Klein’s The Void’s photographed

head in these pictures, revealing subtleties of personality and relationship rarely elucidated in his famous sitters. Gilbert and George are shown stiffly suspended amongst their stuffed animal collection, whilst the famous portrait of Alexander McQueen

West 57th Street in the fall of 1999 with an exhibition of early work by Gilbert and George, followed by the gallery’s first exhibitions with artists Trenton Doyle Hancock, Robert Smithson, Fred Tomaselli

artists including Marina Abramovic, Cassils, Regina José Galindo, Kara Walker, Edith Dekyndt, Santiago Sierra, Selma Selman, Gilbert and George, Arthur Jafa, Alfredo Jaar. Everything is true - nothing is permitted is a protest come celebration

original identity of his materials is still evident. Woodrow cites Richard Long, Bruce McLean and Gilbert and George as early influences. Arranged chronologically, Bill Woodrow RA will explore his best-known and critically celebrated series

gallery. Artworks to be shown will include those by: Keith Arnatt, Tony Cragg, Gilbert and George, Richard Hamilton, Barbara Hepworth, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Ryan Gander, Henry Moore, Hayley Newman, Ben Nicholson, Martin Parr, Toby