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Gilbert & George the Singing sculpture

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  • "Gilbert and George"
  • "Gilbert and George"@en
  • "Singing sculpture"
  • "Singing sculpture"@en

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  • ""From Publishers Weekly In their paintings, sculptures, photo-pieces and performances, the British duo Gilbert & George have proven themselves witty, subversive social commentators. This oversize, profusely illustrated album documents The Singing Sculpture , a performance piece in which Gilbert & George--impeccably dressed, their faces and hands splotched with metallic paint--stand on a table and impersonate automatons who repetitively croon a Depression-era music-hall song about two London tramps. The duo baffled and entranced New York City gallery-goers with this "living sculpture" in 1971 and again in 1991. Art historian Rosenblum interprets the piece as a commentary on homelessness, poverty and the mechanization of popular entertainment. Ratcliff, contributing editor of Art in America , provocatively presents Gilbert & George as didactic artists who celebrate the world and who attempt to awaken each member of their audiences to his or her true individuality. This is the first title from a new publisher, and it's a stunner. Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc."--Amazon."

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  • "Gilbert [and] George : the "Singing sculpture""
  • "Gilbert & George the Singing sculpture"@en
  • "Gilbert & George : the Singing sculpture"
  • "Gilbert & George : the Singing sculpture"@en
  • "Gilbert & George [d. i.: Proersch, Gilbert and Passmore, Georges] ; the singing sculpture"
  • "Gilbert & George : the singing sculpture"
  • "Gilbert and George"
  • "Gilbert & George : The Singing Sculpture"
  • "Gilbert & George : the Singing Sculpture"