Don’t Miss: Juergen Teller: Woo
The subjects in photographer Juergen Teller’s new show at London’s ICA are fully exposed: a 68-year-old Vivienne Westwood reclining nude in a large triptych, Lily Cole naked in a garbage heap in India, but also a famously reclusive Bjork floating in Iceland’s Blue Lagoon with her son, and charming images of Teller’s own infant son, Ed. This is Teller’s first solo UK show in a decade, and its title, “Woo,” seems to wink at his unique ability to access and amplify these remarkably unguarded moments. Though to be sure, there’s plenty of humor in the mix: Kate Moss in a wheelbarrow, his iconic shot of Victoria Beckham’s legs popping out of a Marc Jacobs bag, his mother with the jaws of a crocodile, and even smoking cat.
Juergen Teller: Woo is on view at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London through March 17.
And check out Teller’s portfolio of 33 of the year’s brightest stars in our February issue.
Smiling Ed, London 2005
Kate Moss, No.12, Gloucestershire, 2010
Mother with Crocodile, Bubenreuth, Germany 2002
Teenager, Suffolk 2010
Cerith, Suffolk 2011 (The Keys to the House No.28, Suffolk 2011)
Pettitoe, Suffolk, 2011
No.12 of the series ‘Irene im Wald’, 2012
Sigmund Freud’s Couch (Malgosia), London, 2006
Cat smoking, Hydra, 2012
Bjork and son, Iceland 1993
The Keys to the House No.39, Suffolk 2010
No.1 of the series ‘Irene im Wald’, 2012
Vater und Sohn, Bubenreuth 2005
