Prior to its closure for renovations from 2025 to 2030, and following the success of the Surrealism exhibition, the Centre Pompidou presents a new temporary exhibition on Black Paris, an exhibition of the Jean Chatelus collection, donated by the Antoine de Galbert Foundation, and a retrospective of the work of German photographer Wolfgang Tillmans. Painting, printmaking, photography, video installations, drawing… the Centre Pompidou’s great creative anthill still has a long way to go!
Wolfgang Tillmans – Nothing prepared us for it – Everything prepared us for it (until September 22)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBOCcvkEC9w
This is the first institutional monograph on German conceptual artist and photographer Wolfgang Tillmans since his installation at the Palais de Tokyo in 2002. The retrospective exhibition exploresthe transformation of media and new information supports from a photographic perspective, in a body of work strongly inspired by the counter-culture of the 90s. This journey through more than 35 years of work highlights current themes such as social freedoms and advances, new ways of forming community, the evolution of the expression of popular culture and the ways in which information is disseminated. A much-needed exhibition, cradling the Centre Pompidou for its five-year hiatus.