Leigh Bowery: The Life and Times of an Icon exhibitions finally ending up at the

finally ending up at the heart of a certain relationship between the historical poster designer and the very topical graphic designer-illustrator

and self-empowerment in deconceptual writing as notation

and invites to take a fresh look on the significance of arts beyond Europe

Toshio Shibata’s photobook “Falling Water” captures the infrastructure of dams in Japan and the United States of America in a series of black-and-white photographs

They have titled this edition “Crisis Formalism

Leigh Bowery: The Life and Times of an Icon exhibitions finally ending up at theFrom his arrival in London in 1980, clutching a suitcase and sewing machine, to his death from AIDS in 1994, artist, performer, musician, club promoter and fashion designer Leigh Bowery led an extraordinary life. Chronicled here with candid wit and affection, Leighs closest confidante Sue Tilley describes her best friends journey as a creative young gay kid growing up in the Melbourne suburbs who burst onto the vibrant London club scene of the 1980s