Gilbert & George and the Communists
(Autor) James BirchPicking up where the acclaimed Bacon in Moscow left off, Gilbert & George and the Communists sees rakish art dealer James Birch take British art's most iconic duo on a subversive trip to Beijing, Shanghai and the dying embers of the Soviet Union. James Birch has been a promoter of modern art for over thirty years and boasts a resume of exhibitions both throughout the UK and internationally. The first gallerist to show works by Grayson Perry and the neo-naturists, James was also a close friend of Francis Bacon, Gilbert & George, Denis Wirth-Miller and Genesis P-Orridge. Written with the journalist Michael Hodges - whose work has appeared in the Sunday Times, the Financial Times, the New Statesman and Esquire - Gilbert & George and the Communists is more than just a picaresque and deeply funny riot through art history: it is an account of a world unthinkably different to - and ever-present in - our own today.
James Birch
James Birch was an American author known for his novel "The Southern Cross," a gripping tale of love and betrayal set during the Civil War. Birch's writing style combined vivid imagery with poignant storytelling, earning him acclaim for his ability to capture the complexities of human emotions. His work continues to inspire readers and writers alike.
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