James Birch: Gilbert & George and the Communists Simon O'sullivanCheerio Publishing Ltd, 2026, softcover, 208 pages, 19 x 13 cm Picking up where the acclaimed Bacon in Moscow left off, Gilbert & George and the Communists sees daring 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.
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