“Heimat. A Sense of Belonging” is an exhibition of the late Peter Lindbergh spanning several decades of the photographer’s work through a selection of images personally selected by Giorgio Armani—including some never-before-exhibited photos. Open by appointment only, the Armani/Silos show highlights Lindbergh’s singular aesthetic and viewpoint both in and outside of fashion photography, divided into three sections: “The Naked Truth,” “Heimat,” and “The Modern Heroine.”
Peter Lindbergh: Heimat. A Sense of Belonging
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