Gilbert & George
Gilbert & George met whilst students studying sculpture at St Martins. In 1970 they made The Singing Sculpture in which they coloured their heads and hands, and whilst wearing their signature suits, sang Flanagan and Allen’s Underneath the Arches. Thus began the term ‘living sculptures’. They went on to concentrate on large scale photographic works.
Gilbert & George
Performance documentation / Examples of works
The Singing Sculpture, 1973, New South Wales Art Gallery, Australia
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The Secret Files Of Gilbert And George, 2000, by Hans Ulrich Obrist
Study Room Ref: V0598
Publications
HUNT, Ian ed. (1996) What The Butler Saw: Selected Writings By Stuart Morgan, Durian
Study Room Ref: P2477