The Thoughts Of Gilbert George is a unique and thought-provoking album that features spoken word pieces by the renowned British artist duo, Gilbert & George. The album is a collection of their musings on various topics such as art, politics, society and life in general.
The album opens with the track "Art for All", which talks about the democratization of art and how it should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their social status. The duo's views on politics are also reflected in tracks like "The Fascists" and "The Communists", where they take a critical stance on both political ideologies.
The album is a testament to the duo's distinct style and their ability to push boundaries. The spoken word pieces are accompanied by a minimalistic musical score, which adds to the overall mood of the album. The Thoughts Of Gilbert George is not just an album, but a work of art in itself, which showcases the duo's creativity and intellect.
The Thoughts Of Gilbert & George. The Words Of Gilbert & George
The Whole
Intro: Catalogue 1986
Gilbert & George The Sculptors say: –
Intro: Magazine Sculpture
Scapegoating 2013
We Want 2014
Intro: London Pictures
Intro: Dirty Words Pictures 1977
No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4
Intro: Postal Sculpture read by Yu YiGang
Pink Elephants 1973
Art For All
Underneath The Arches Music
Magazine Sculpture Sunday Times 1970
Intro: Postal Sculpture
Byron: There Were 2 Young Men
Progress Through Friendship
A Message From The Sculptors 1969
The Limericks 1971
Intro: Poster
The Shrubberies No. 1, No. 2 1973
The Words Of The Sculptors 1969
To Be With Art Is All We Ask 1970
The Red Boxers 1973
Intro: Scapegoating Pictures
Intro: Banners
Tom: Charming As Sweets
Singing Underneath The Arches Music, New York Anniversary Recording 1991
Underneath The Arches Music. Gilbert & George singing
Are You Sitting Comfortably...
Magazine Sculpture and The Laws Of The Sculptors 1969
A Day In The Life Of Gilbert & George The Sculptors 1971
Dirty Words Pictures
Tom: Men Who Did Laugh
We Believe
Intro: Publication
Byron: No Heart And No Peace
Byron: Men From Afar
Intro: Catalogue 1978
The London Pictures 2010
Intro: Charcoal On Paper Sculpture
We Welcome You To The Other Side
Speaking The Words Underneath The Arches
Tom: Covered With Blood
Intro: Magazine Sculpture Sunday Times 1970
Byron: So Polite
Intro: The World Of Gilbert & George
Intro: 4 Texts - The Words Of The Sculptors
What Our Art Means
Tom: Crooked
We Are 1980
10 Banners 2015
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Catalog Numbers
PS1-002
Labels
MoMA PS1
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Formats
Vinyl
LP
Album
Limited Edition
Numbered
Credits
Role
Credit
Curated By
David Platzker, Jenny Schlenzka
Design
Gilbert And George
Author
Gilbert And George
Words By
Gilbert And George
Mixed By
Julian Cole, Neil Kaczor
Mastered By
Julian Cole, Neil Kaczor
Photography By
Bevan Davies, John Abbott
Producer
Marek Polewski
Notes
The Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1 are releasing the second album on MoMA/MoMA PS1 Records, The Thoughts of Gilbert & George, in a limited, signed and numbered edition of 2,000 copies. This vinyl record, a new artwork by the artists Gilbert & George, revisits one of their signature works, The Singing Sculpture. Issued in conjunction with the recent exhibition of their work at MoMA, Gilbert & George: The Early Years (May 9–September 27, 2015), The Thoughts of Gilbert & George follows the debut release by MoMA/MoMA PS1 Records in September 2014, There Will Never Be Silence, an album that paid homage to John Cage. The Thoughts of Gilbert & George was organized by David Platzker, Curator, Department of Drawings and Prints, MoMA, and Jenny Schlenzka, Associate Curator, MoMA PS1.
The record is available exclusively at MoMA stores and online at store.moma.org through September 2016, when it will go into wider release. The record is a signed and numbered edition of 2,000 copies and retails at $50.00.
The record The Thoughts of Gilbert & George is made possible by MoMA’s Wallis Annenberg Fund for Innovation in Contemporary Art through the Annenberg Foundation. Special thanks to Kathy Halbreich, Tessa Ferreyros, Gilbert & George, and Yu YiGang.
About Gilbert & George
Gilbert Prousch (born September 11, 1943, in San Martino, Badia, Italy) and George Passmore (born January 8, 1942, in Plymouth, England), better known as Gilbert and George, are performance and visual artists.
The Thoughts Of Gilbert George is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates art, philosophy and social commentary. It is a thought-provoking and insightful album that will leave a lasting impression on the listener.