Born in Stuttgart in 1955, Wolf Jahn is an author, editor and journalist. Over the past forty years, Wolf Jahn has written extensively about the works of Gilbert & George, including the book The Art of Gilbert & George (Thames & Hudson, 1989).Gilbert & George began creating art together in 1967 when they met at Central St Martins School of Art, and from the beginning – in their films and LIVING SCULPTURE performances – they have appeared as figures in their own art. The 'two men, one artist' believe that everything is potential subject matter for art. They address social issues and taboos, challenging what might be considered 'good taste'. Implicit in their art is the idea that an artist’s sacrifice and personal investment is a necessary condition of art. The backdrop and inspiration for much of their art is the East End of London where Gilbert & George have lived and created art for nearly 50 years.

Born in Stuttgart in 1955, Wolf Jahn is an author, editor and journalist. Over the past forty years, Wolf Jahn has written extensively about the works of Gilbert & George, including the book The Art of Gilbert & George (Thames & Hudson, 1989).Gilbert & George began creating art together in 1967 when they met at Central St Martins School of Art, and from the beginning – in their films and LIVING SCULPTURE performances – they have appeared as figures in their own art. The 'two men, one artist' believe that everything is potential subject matter for art. They address social issues and taboos, challenging what might be considered 'good taste'. Implicit in their art is the idea that an artist’s sacrifice and personal investment is a necessary condition of art. The backdrop and inspiration for much of their art is the East End of London where Gilbert & George have lived and created art for nearly 50 years.