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19:07Now PlayingIn DEATH HOPE LIFE FEAR…, the iconic duo Gilbert & George, invite us into their world to reflect on art, emotion, and the human condition, reflecting on the universal themes that define their art — love and loss, faith and despair, beauty and brutality.
Spanning works created between 1984 and 1998, this period captures the duo’s unflinching vision of humanity, where every viewer becomes part of the picture. The works were created in the 1980s and 1990s, a period when the AIDS epidemic made themes of death, the body, and sexuality particularly immediate, personal, and painful for the gay community.
Filmed in collaboration with The Gilbert & George Centre, this HENI Talks film explores one of the most powerful and revealing chapters in the artists’ Gilbert and George’s career.
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