Dirty Words Pictures

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Dirty Words Pictures is a provocative photographic artwork series by the British artist duo Gilbert & George that combines text and imagery to confront social taboos and urban life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf contemporary art work
photographic artwork series
artisticApproach staged self-presentation
use of found urban language
artStyle black-and-white photography
grid-based composition
text-image juxtaposition
colorPalette black and white with occasional color accents
copyrightHolder Gilbert & George NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator George Passmore NERFINISHED
Gilbert & George NERFINISHED
Gilbert Prousch NERFINISHED
creatorRole artist duo
depicts East London streets
graffiti-like words
street scenes
urban youth
working-class environments
exhibitedAt contemporary art galleries
museums of modern art
genre conceptual art
photographic art
hasInfluenced later text-based photographic art
hasPart photographic panels
text panels
hasSeriesType large-scale photographic panels
inception 1970s
intendedEffect to challenge norms of acceptable language in art
to confront viewers with social taboos
to provoke reflection on urban life
language English
locationOfCreation London NERFINISHED
mainSubject class and society
language
obscenity
sexuality
social taboos
urban life
movement British conceptual art
contemporary art
notableFor exploration of moral panic and censorship
integration of text and photography
provocative use of obscene words
partOf Gilbert & George oeuvre
usesMedium photography
text-based imagery

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Gilbert & George notableWork Dirty Words Pictures