Tate Modern, London, UK. 19 February, 2019. Tate Modern presents a major exhibition of the work of Franz West (1947-2012). Organised by Tate Modern and the Centre Pompidou, the first posthumous retrospective and most comprehensive survey of the artist’s work ever staged in the UK. This exhibition explores the irreverent sensibility and playful approach to materials, colour and form that characterise West’s punk aesthetic. Image: Epiphanie an Stühlen, 2011. Estate Franz West, Vienna. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Tate Modern, London, UK. 19 February, 2019. Tate Modern presents a major exhibition of the work of Franz West (1947-2012). Organised by Tate Modern and the Centre Pompidou, the first posthumous retrospective and most comprehensive survey of the artist’s work ever staged in the UK. This exhibition explores the irreverent sensibility and playful approach to materials, colour and form that characterise West’s punk aesthetic. Image: Epiphanie an Stühlen, 2011. Estate Franz West, Vienna. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

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