Gilbert & George: GOD SUCKS Ink wash:GOD SUCKS - Framed Richard Hamilton

Richard Hamilton

Steyerl’s new film was the first video installation to show the closest possible portrayal of the future

This work sits in contrast to the image of the artist’s open mouth about to eat a chocolate biscuit in her iconic painting Choco Leibniz (2006)

consciousness and the singularity

Wolfgang Tillmans has generously donated this limited edition to the Serpentine Galleries on the occasion of the Serpentine's 50th anniversary

Gilbert & George: GOD SUCKS Ink wash:GOD SUCKS - Framed Richard HamiltonGilbert & George GOD SUCKS, part of suite of 12 unique Ink washes Special 400 gsm watercolour paper and Indian ink 70 x 100 cm Edition of 50 Hand signed and numbered by the artists 1,000 For their love of Londons Serpentine Gallery and its Artistic Director, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Gilbert & George have created a suite of twelve ink washes, 50 originals of each. In 2002 Serpentine hosted Gilbert & George: The Dirty Words Pictures, 1977 having originally