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Discover the legacy of the late Patrick Demarchelier, a renowned master of light, color, and composition. Atlas Gallery presents a selection of prints from Demarchelier’s archive, showcasing his iconic works from the mid-1970s to 2007. Highlights include his world-famous portrait of Princess Diana, as well as other captivating pieces such as “Nude, St Barthélémy” and “Christy Turlington, New York.” Don’t miss this extraordinary exhibition at Atlas Gallery in London from September 22 to November 18. For more information, visit atlasgallery.com.
Immerse yourself in the first international survey of work by Van Leo, an Armenian-Egyptian photographer who left an indelible mark on the industry before his passing in 2002. This exhibition takes you on a journey from his early days with a camera in the 1930s to his time capturing the glamorous A-list of the Arab world. Van Leo’s self-portraits and experimental pieces provide a comprehensive view of his artistic genius. Witness the brilliance of “Becoming Van Leo” at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles until November 5. Learn more at hammer.ucla.edu.
Experience the captivating world of Philippe Garner, former deputy chairman of Christie’s, through his first solo exhibition at Hamiltons Gallery. Garner’s photographs, shot entirely on Kodachrome film, transport viewers to the bohemian-chic heyday of Saint Tropez in the seventies. With a bold and vibrant palette, Garner beautifully captures the spirit of summer in each image. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore Garner’s extraordinary talent at Hamiltons Gallery in London from September 4 to October 4. Visit hamiltonsgallery.com for more details.
Step into the visual legacy of Turkish photojournalist Ara Güler, also known as “The Eye of Istanbul,” at Foam in Amsterdam. In collaboration with photographer Ahmet Polat and the Ara Güler Museum, Foam presents a four-part exhibition showcasing Güler’s black and white images as well as unseen and experimental works that capture the essence of Turkey and Istanbul. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness Güler’s invaluable contributions to the world of photography. The exhibition runs until November 8. Plan your visit at foam.org.
Embark on a retrospective journey of the dynamic and innovative fashion images created by Dutch artist Viviane Sassen. Known for her work with brands like Jacquemus, Nike, and Louis Vuitton, Sassen’s first retrospective in France, “Art & Fashion,” showcases over 200 of her works in photography, collage, painting, and video. Witness Sassen’s unique artistic vision at MEP Paris from October 18 to February 11, 2024. Learn more at mep-fr.org.
Experience the latest body of work by Wolfgang Tillmans at David Zwirner, following his highly acclaimed retrospective at MoMA. Titled “Fold Me,” Tillmans explores the concept of the fold as a physical and metaphorical encounter between the inside and the outside. Through photographs, video projections, and paper sculptures, Tillmans invites us to observe the world with a fresh perspective. Discover the transformative power of Tillmans’ art at David Zwirner in New York from September 7 to October 14. Find out more at davidzwirner.com.
Don’t miss the upcoming FT Weekend Festival on September 2 at Kenwood House Gardens in London. Join us for a day filled with engaging debates, tastings, Q&As, and more. Our lineup of speakers includes Cornelia Parker, Neil Jordan, Chris Floyd, and many other esteemed individuals. Plus, you’ll have the chance to connect with your favorite FT writers and editors. Register now at ft.com/festival to secure your spot.
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