MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: gilbert & george

The exhibition "London Pictures" at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street. According to their website, "The largest group of pictures created by Gilbert & George, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’ offers both a directory of urban human behaviour and a moral portrait of our times. Brutal and declamatory, these brooding and disquieting pictures have been created from the sorting and classification by subject of 3,712 newspaper posters, stolen by Gilbert & George over a number of years. In their lucidity, no less than their insight into the daily realities of metropolitan life, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’, are Dickensian in scope and ultra-modern in sensibility."

The exhibition "London Pictures" at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street. According to their website, "The largest group of pictures created by Gilbert & George, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’ offers both a directory of urban human behaviour and a moral portrait of our times. Brutal and declamatory, these brooding and disquieting pictures have been created from the sorting and classification by subject of 3,712 newspaper posters, stolen by Gilbert & George over a number of years. In their lucidity, no less than their insight into the daily realities of metropolitan life, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’, are Dickensian in scope and ultra-modern in sensibility."

The exhibition "London Pictures" at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street. According to their website, "The largest group of pictures created by Gilbert & George, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’ offers both a directory of urban human behaviour and a moral portrait of our times. Brutal and declamatory, these brooding and disquieting pictures have been created from the sorting and classification by subject of 3,712 newspaper posters, stolen by Gilbert & George over a number of years. In their lucidity, no less than their insight into the daily realities of metropolitan life, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’, are Dickensian in scope and ultra-modern in sensibility."

The exhibition "London Pictures" at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street. According to their website, "The largest group of pictures created by Gilbert & George, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’ offers both a directory of urban human behaviour and a moral portrait of our times. Brutal and declamatory, these brooding and disquieting pictures have been created from the sorting and classification by subject of 3,712 newspaper posters, stolen by Gilbert & George over a number of years. In their lucidity, no less than their insight into the daily realities of metropolitan life, the ‘LONDON PICTURES’, are Dickensian in scope and ultra-modern in sensibility."

Paradisical Pictures exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street

Paradisical Pictures exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street

Paradisical Pictures exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street

Paradisical Pictures exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street. Here's a clip of them singing "Underneath the Arches": www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsuHpi2gcGY

Paradisical Pictures exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street

Exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street

Exhibition at the Gilbert & George Centre, Heneage Street

Gilbert and George exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery, West 22nd Street, NYC.

Gilbert and George exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery, West 22nd Street, NYC.