Wolfgang Tillmans
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Tate Modern, London
Cities from the sky, cigarette still lifes and sunset drives … the German’s swirling show has got the lot – even a room to dance in
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He upended fashion photography and embraced digital technology to create luminously beautiful images of nature. As his new Tate show opens, Wolfgang Tillmans talks about his reinvention as an EU posterboy – and his four-hour version of the Pet Shop Boys hit It’s a Sin
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Wolfgang Tillmans’ major Tate show opens this week, as does the Whitechapel’s Eduardo Paolozzi exhibition – all in your weekly art dispatch
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Singer releases follow-up to Channel Orange album in pop-up shops and on Apple Music; contributors include Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood
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Fired up by the EU referendum debate, the Turner-winning German artist has designed a set of posters backing the Remain campaign
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Artist Wolfgang Tillmans turns activist with passionate posters about why Britain should stay in Europe. Is he going too far – or not far enough?
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Wirths praised for changing model of how art is bought and sold, while Ai Weiwei ranks second and Nicholas Serota falls to fifth
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Tillmans may be criticised for photographing startlingly uninteresting moments – from weeds to watermelon stains – but in our age of image overload, we are all him now
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Fifteen years ago a Soho warehouse hosted 50 art events in 50 weeks. Writers, architects and even milliners exhibited alongside both famous, and unknown, artists. As the project is revived for 2015, Nicholas Wroe talks to its curators about capturing the spirit of the times
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Turner prize-winner aims to give pop music the same attention as visual art and allow people to hear records on top-end stereo
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From Wolfgang Tillmans' photo documentations of the cool set in Glasgow to African art's radical hero Issa Samb in London, find out what's happening in art around the country
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From Michelangelo's marble Christ to the sculpted torsos of Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs, artists have reflected for centuries on the raw beauty and tragedy of the male body, writes Jonathan Jones
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From a show of Albrecht Dürer's early drawings at the Courtauld to an exhibition of Pop Art Design at the Barbican, find out what's happening in art around the country
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Jonny Weeks: Lebanese Rockets, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wolfgang Tillmans … the London art fair abounds with unique and spectacular photography – if you know where to find it
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The Arles festival's theme may be monochrome, but Sean O'Hagan still finds plenty of colour
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Bridget Coaker rounds up the impressive collection of exhibitions at Les Rencontres d'Arles 2013
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To celebrate 150 years of the London Underground, 15 artists have been invited to offer contemporary perspectives on the tube via poster-size artworks
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From glimpses of Concorde to the sea seen through a lighthouse prism – artists such as Wolfgang Tillmans and Tacita Dean describe how they select and crop landscapes
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For the last in our series of exclusive artworks responding to the Games, photographer Wolfgang Tillmans, who started out shooting London street life, steps into the ring to celebrate the end of the Games – by capturing one of the disliked dedicated traffic lanes on the way to the Olympic park
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David Hockney fumed at the opening, Gillian Wearing captured Bolt, and Susan Philipsz mashed up some anthems . . . but what else happened when we challenged artists to respond to the Games?
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh spattered with paint, a diamond forged in the UK riots, and a bouncy Stonehenge: Adrian Searle has a ball in Glasgow
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Big names in line-up for summer of music, dance and art to celebrate the Goethe-Institut's 50 years in London
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How to enjoy London's biggest and most overwhelming contemporary art fair
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Wolfgang Tillmans: 'This small black disc was Venus crossing the sun in 2004'
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There's plenty to love about British Art Show 7 – from veterans like Sarah Lucas and Wolfgang Tillmans to some newer faces, writes Laura Cumming
What Facebook and Instagram’s censorship of my Tillmans post says about our fear of offending