Douglas Gordon

Hélène Grimaud To Release Deutsche Grammophon Album 'SILENT SONGS' in March
by Blair Ingenthron - Feb 5, 2023

Pianist Hélène Grimaud's new Deutsche Grammophon album, featuring Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov's Silent Songs, will be released on March 3.

Review: Lab Theater Project Presents Owen Robertson's CREATING MONSTERS, A New Take on Mary Shelley's Creation of Frankenstein
by Peter Nason - Aug 27, 2022

It's structurally a mess, but well worth your time to explore.

UTA Artist Space Presents New Exhibition of Videos From The Collection of Barbara Balkin Cottle & Robert Cottle
by Grace Cutler - Jul 12, 2022

UTA Artist Space will present a new exhibition of video and audio work from the collection of Barbara Balkin Cottle & Robert Cottle. Featuring work by Bruce Nauman, Cory Arcangel, William E. Jones, Douglas Gordon & Oscar Tuazon, High Anxiety brings together iconic works, many being shown in Los Angeles for the first time.

Travis Release Fran Healy Directed Video For New Track 'Valentine'
by Kaitlin Milligan - Jul 15, 2020

Following the release of the animated video for 'A Ghost', frontman Fran Healy has returned to the director's chair with the video for Travis' new track, 'Valentine'. The track is the third from their eagerly anticipated new album, 10 Songs, which will be released on October 9th on BMG. 

Lloyd Cole Reveals Video For VIOLINS
by Tori Hartshorn - Jul 8, 2019

Lloyd Cole will release his new album Guesswork on July 26 via earMUSIC. Today he reveals the video for his single ”Violins.” Looking for visual ideas for the video for the track, Lloyd stumbled upon The End of Civilisation by Douglas Gordon. Lloyd says: “It's perfect for the song. What could be worse than burning a grand piano and filming it?.”  It took a few months but Lloyd eventually tracked down Douglas who was preparing an exhibition in Paris. He gave the project his blessing. Lloyd then worked with FeltFilm in Toronto to edit and synchronise the footage. “I am so excited about this video. If I have a regret from the early years, it's that I didn't get more involved with our videos. These days I have to be, and that's a good thing.” 

C. Douglas Gordon Releases New Book 'Blood In The Desert'
by BWW News Desk - Sep 29, 2017

Life is raw and cruel for early Christians in 294 AD. A relentless Roman Empire devoted to torturing and killing believers leaves a young woman named Miriam, newly orphaned after the brutal murder of her martyred parents, enslaved to Quintus, a Roman officer.

Discover Korean Culture This Year with Korea/UK 2017-18 Festival
by BWW News Desk - Jun 12, 2017

Following the British Council's announcement of UK/Korea 2017/18 which will see British artists visit Korea, the Korean Cultural Centre UK today announces the wide programme of Korea/UK 2017-18 over the next twelve months, with the UK playing host to leading Korean artists from range of disciplines.

New Immersive Commission HANSEL & GRETEL Premieres at Park Avenue Armory
by BWW News Desk - Jun 7, 2017

Park Avenue Armory today unveiled a collaborative, site-specific commission by Jacques Herzog, Pierre de Meuron, and Ai Weiwei.

Becky Ann Baker and David Costabile to Join Bobby Cannavale in THE HAIRY APE at Park Avenue Armory
by BWW News Desk - Feb 9, 2017

Park Avenue Armory presents a bold staging of Eugene O'Neill's iconic American drama The Hairy Ape, directed by Oliver Award-winner Richard Jones and starring Tony nominee Bobby Cannavale.

Film Society of Lincoln Center Announces Shorts Programs and New Section Explorations
by A.A. Cristi - Aug 29, 2016

The Film Society of Lincoln Center announces Explorations, a new section featuring bold selections from the vanguard of contemporary cinema, and Main Slate shorts for the 54th New York Film Festival (September 30 - October 16).

Toronto Film Festival Announces Films, Videos & Installation Works for 16th Wavelengths Program
by Caryn Robbins - Aug 16, 2016

Theatre, Dance & More on Tap for JACK's Winter/Spring 2016 Season
by Tyler Peterson - Dec 7, 2015

Clinton Hill cultural hub and OBIE award-winner JACK launches its winter/spring 2016 season with an a cappella opera set in Zimbabwe by composer Tanyaradzwa Tawengwa, a weekend of curated works by Modesto "Flako" Jimenez, the premiere of the dirty and bracing play Tom & Eliza, by Celine Song, the English-language premiere of Argentinian playwright Rafael Spregelburd's SPAM, The Geneva Project by Jennifer Harrison Newman, Antonio Ramos' Thirsty Mind, love and starvation sitting in a lonely tree and an exploration in minimalist/pop art performance by the No Face Performance Group.  JACK also engineers the return of Walter Dundervill's ARENA (which had two sold-out runs at JACK in 2014 and 2015). 

Following Poor Reviews, British Director Douglas Gordon Takes Pickaxe to Theatre Walls
by Tyler Peterson - Jul 15, 2015

Following a slew of crushing reviews, Turner Prize-winning director Douglas Gordon took out his frustration on the Manchester's new £25 million HOME theatre - with a pickaxe.

BWW Reviews: NECK OF THE WOODS, HOME, July 10 2015
by Adrian Bradley - Jul 12, 2015

Manchester's newest arts centre, HOME's inaugural contribution to the Manchester International Festival is Douglas Gordon's reworking of Little Red Riding Hood told as a piece of performance art. Neck of the Woods shows off all the capabilities of Homes intimate main theatre as it combines poetry, piano and design in this 80 minute fairy-tale.

Park Avenue Armory Receives $65 Million from Thompson Family
by BWW News Desk - Jul 10, 2015

Park Avenue Armory announced today that the Thompson Family Foundation has given $65 million to kick-start a programming endowment that will allow the Armory to expand the range and number of groundbreaking works in the performing and visual arts it presents, as well as the scale and reach of its arts education initiatives for underserved public school students.

RICHTER / PART, WONDER.LAND, Bjork, AGE OF STARLIGHT and More Set for Manchester International Festival's 2015 Programme, Launching Today
by BWW News Desk - Jul 2, 2015

Manchester International Festival launches the programme for the 2015 event (today 2 - Sunday 19 July), which celebrates a decade of the world's only festival of original new work. The programme includes world premieres, unique concerts and one-off events, including a number of free events across the festival.