[May 30 2022]
For the past five years, “Fragile” has been touring various African cities, with as final stop: Lagos. The first photographer and non-British person to win the Turner prize, Tillmans’ work embodies free, open-minded curiosity, balancing out the highly technical with the aesthetic. Presenting a collection of more than 200 works, created between 1986-2020, it includes photographs, a table installation, video works and various publication projects. with as central theme fragility — the vulnerability that makes us human and the road towards that acceptance.
“Fragile” is on view from tomorrow until the 10th of July at Art Twenty One, 1415 Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos
Photos by Wolfgang Tillmans
Wolfgang Tillmans at Andrea Rosen, New York
“Sound is Liquid,” an exhibition by Wolfgang Tillmans at Mumok, Vienna
Wolfgang Tillmans “Affinity” exhibition at Wako Works of Art, Tokyo. Photo Chikashi…
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“Concrete Column” an exhibition by Wolfgang Tillmans at Regen Projects, Los Angeles
“Lumière du Matin,” an exhibition by Wolfgang Tillmans at Galerie Chantal Crousel,...
Wolfgang Tillmans posters for the EU Campaign at Between Bridges Galerie, Berlin
Wolfgang Tillmans
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Vivienne Westwood exhibition on until April 30th
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Bottega Veneta film “Craft in Motion”
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“Souvenirs” from Namibia by Louis A. W. Sheridan
“Souvenirs” from Mallorca by Louis A. W. Sheridan
VEX BY JEAN VINCENT SIMONET
waterworks by Jean Vincent Simonet
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