Douglas Gordon is interviewed in The Guardian this week, as he prepares to exhibit his work at this year’s Sydney Biennial.  “The idea of art is to be as free as possible,” he says. “I am the least hippy person. I am an extremely hardcore dogmatic bastard, actually. But I retain the right to do whatever I want.”

Read more at The Guardian

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