Until Oct. 14, David Zwirner in New York presents Wolfgang Tillmans’ fourth solo exhibition. Through his new body of work the artist proposes an interplay between chance and control, consideration and coincidence, process and time, folding the world onto paper.

A cinematic journey chronicles Chanel’s Fall Winter collection, investigates its main characters and delves into its inspirations.

London’s Tate Britain presents HAPPY GAS, Sarah Lucas’ solo exhibition exploring the British artist’s forty years of work.

Anderson’s new film is about a desert town where a group of young geniuses gather for an invention contest. It is a dreamlike place, à la Anderson, where the universe, the meaning of life and the meaning of death are contemplated. Like any place of the director, it is unexplored and unknown…

A visionary creative expression characterized by breaking roles and codes, the invention and construction of characters that create a unique visual narrative, but above all reveal a truth that only Luigi & Iango know how to capture.

Juergen Teller shared with us an intimate and personal view of his photography, how his love and relationship with his wife Dovile is the impetus from which the research for all his work begins.

The best of the season sees eye to eye muses Cami and Celeste, portrayed by Jeff Henrikson and styled by John Colver.

What made me fall in love was the feeling that on stage anything was possible. […] Perhaps somewhere in the act of acting I feel immortal.

Playing with a direct, fast-paced wording and an instant, common lexicon, Nora Turato creates new recounting and convincing connections. Her work involves the comment and adaptation of existing material, slightly processing their forms and meanings.