In their final major exhibition before closing their doors for five years, Centre Pompidou has given Wolfgang Tillmans carte blanche to curate all 6,000 square metres of the gallery’s Bibliothèque Publique d’Information. Described as a “curatorial experiment”, the exhibition will see Tillmans’ work create a dialogue with the library, sparking discussions about the space and its unique architecture.

The retrospective exhibition will cover over thirty-five years of Tillmans’ work and feature a wide variety of his most famous works. To mark the occasion, Celine will work closely with the Centre Pompidou and Wolfgang Tillmans as the main partner for the exhibition. They will also launch the Accès libre par Celine initiative, which will offer free entry to the exhibition for four days over its summer run.

“Wolfgang Tillmans: Nothing could have prepared us – Everything could have prepared us” will run from 13th June to 22nd Sept at Centre Pompidou, secure your free tickets here.