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C ChristoKnown as the power artists duo, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, created ephemeral environmental installations in urban and rural global locations.

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Weng Contemporary´s inventory offers a stellar selection of works by leading artists. These artist have been carefully selected, keeping in mind to offer a dynamic spirit and complementing each other´s oueuvre.

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Bernd and Hilla Becher

Farhad Moshiri & Shirin Aliabadi

The Algerian conceptual artist Adel Abdessemed’s artworks address social taboos, including war, violence, and religion.

Marina Abramović

Serbian artist Marina Abramović (b. 1946) is widely known for her use of the female body, adopted both as a subject and a vehicle.

Ai Weiwei

Rooted in Chinese tradition and executed within a contemporary practice, Ai´s artworks are celebrated for their politically charged statements.

Donald Baechler

Influenced by Neo-Expressionism, the American artists rose to prominence depicting everyday objects, executed in a naive and figurative manner.

John Baldessari

A multimedia and conceptual artist, Baldessari´s art explores the narrative potential of visual language while poking fun at art.

Banksy

Inspired by the thriving graffiti community in his home city, Bristol, Banksy, the anonymous street artist, began spraying on trains and Bristol's city streets in 1993.

Georg Baselitz

The German artist often addresses issues related to the historical events that shaped Germany in a grotesque, expressionist, and raw style.

Bernd and Hilla Becher

A married couple, known for their school of architectural photography, which formed around the time they taught at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf.

Renate Bertlmann

Austrian feminist avant-garde artist, Bertlmann´s multimedia practice explores the gender roles within societal conventions.

Peter Blake

Peter Blake was born in Dartford, Kent.He is perhaps the most recognized and highly regarded artist of the British Pop Art movement. He is a painter, sculptor, draughtsman and printmaker.

Maurizio Cattelan

Known for his dark humour, his art evolves around social observations within a satirical context, questioning our norms and hierarchies.

Lynn Chadwick

Lynn Chadwick was one of the leading British sculptors, well-known for his semi-abstract steel and bronze sculptures inspired by the human form and the natural world.

Christo

Known as the power artists duo, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, created ephemeral environmental installations in urban and rural global locations.

Chuck Close

A master of photorealism; and despite his spinal artery incident which left his paralysed in 1988, Close continues painting through his inventive grid squares method.

Tony Cragg

Once a teacher at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, the Turner prize winner of 1988 depicts sculptural works, whose materially excite.

Thomas Demand

Thomas Demand is known for making photographs of three-dimensional models that look like real images of rooms and other spaces, often sites loaded with social and political meanings.

Peter Doig

His dreamlike depictions described as magical realism are often scattered with ghostly human traces in a sensuous palette.

Olafur Eliasson

An artist whose goal is to enhance the viewer´s experience, Eliasson created optical works that evolve around elemental materials.

Tracey Emin

The autobiographical and confessional British artist is not afraid to let the viewer in the most intimate aspects of her life.

Elger Esser

The German artist is known for his silent, almost meditative and contemplating large-format landscape photographs.

Farhad Moshiri & Shirin Aliabadi

For their collaborative series "Operations Supermarket", 2006 the married Iranian artists explore the subject of global consumerism.

Abdulnasser Gharem

The Saudi Arabian artist brings elements of urban, ecological, and societal issues, in his art practice from his doubling career as a major in the Saudi army.

Liam Gillick

Liam Gillick (born 1964) is an English conceptual artist who lives in New York City, mostly recognized for his multi-coloured, translucent screens and platforms, which appear to operate as metaphors for places of discussion and negotiation

Douglas Gordon

A Turner prize winner, the British artist explores various subjects; such as time, identity, self-image, and morality, within a range of mediums.

Wang Guangyi

Master contemporary Chinese artist, Wang Guangyi´s oeuvre is renown for appropriating the visual tropes of the cultural Revolution´s propaganda

Jan Henderikse

Co-founder of the ZERO movement, the multimedia artist has stated that his art is a serial composition presenting reality.

Damien Hirst

The Turner prize winner and epicenter of the YBA movement. Hirst's emblematic art of our era revolutionizes the art market.

David Hockney

The British artist who brings out the brightest Californian colours and splashes in his versatile practice.

Candida Höfer

A former student of Bernd and Hilla Becher, the German artist is celebrated for her strict conceptual approach and the depiction of depopulated spaces.

Jenny Holzer

A neo-conceptual, narrative, and feminist artist, whose work often speaks of suppressed subjects within political and social circumstances.

Gary Hume

The Royal Academician and YBA painter is celebrated for his lyrical imagery and use of industrial paint. Both a figurative and abstract painter, Hume´s visual and sensual qualities in his works are always on the epicenter.

Axel Hütte

Axel Hütte (born 1951, Germany) is known among contemporary photographers as "the landscape painter" and has also built a reputation as an expert nighttime photographer.

Robert Indiana

A pre-eminent American artist associated with the Pop Art movement. His paintings and sculptures, explore America's identity and power of language.

Self-described as a "photograffeur", JR flyposts large black-and-white photographic images in public locations in a manner that is similar to the appropriation of the built environment by the graffiti artist.

Anish Kapoor

A Turner Prize winner and Royal Academician, the British/Indian is one of the most influential sculptors on his generation.

Alex Katz

A recipient of many awards, the American artist is one of the most influential figurative artists who strike for minimalism.

Yves Klein

A pioneer of performance art, Klein rose to prominence through his iconic monochrome works and the IKB (International Klein Blue).

Imi Knoebel

One of the foremost artists of his generation, Knoebel’s multi-faceted oeuvre spans more than 50 years, incorporating drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, projection and installation. His work explores the relationship between space, picture support and color. The style and formal concerns of his painting and sculpture have drawn comparisons with the high modernist principles of both Kazimir Malevich and the Bauhaus.

Jeff Koons

A complex artists who plays with the idea of media, desire, and taste. Koons is one of the most pioneering and of art-historical importance artists.

Sol LeWitt

Connected to the Conceptual and Minimalist art movements of the 1960s and '70s, the artist and theorist was a pivotal figure in art history.

Robert Longo

Best known for his photorealistic drawings, Longo explores imagery within a complex social and cultural forces.

Nate Lowman

The American artist is renowned for his works inspired by history, news, and media. He extrapolates visuals from these sources to create a diversified body of mixed media art.

Ahmed Mater

A Saudi artist and physician, with a big focus on Islamic culture and its geopolitics.

Takashi Murakami

The Japanese artist, known for introducing the Superflat term; a flat and glossy surface, blurs the lines between high and low art, through commerce and fine art.

Claes Oldenburg

The Swedish-born American artist, best known for his sculptural works of everyday objects in various materials.

Yan Pei-Ming

An artist who paints exclusive in black and white, or red and white, Yan paints wet-on-wet to achieve his distinctive style and loose brushstrokes.

Otto Piene

Co-founder of the ZERO Movement, the German artist is celebrated for his kinetic and technology-based art.

Richard Prince

Picasso once said “good artists borrow, great artists steal” - this is the best way to describe Prince. An American artist and photographer celebrated for his innovative use of appropriating existing images.

Laure Prouvost

The "cheeky" French artist creates whimsical works that addresses miscommunication and ideas becoming lost in translation, playing with language as a tool for the imagination.

Marc Quinn

A mixed media British artist who doesn't shy away from using his own body and blood for creating his work, as he explores issues of decay and preservation. .

Walid Raad

A Lebanese mixed media artist, Raad´s practice focuses on socioeconomic and military policies that have shaped the Middle East.

Gerhard Richter

One of Germany´s most influential artist of his generation, Richter works fluently with subjects of photorealism and abstraction.

Ugo Rondinone

A mixed-media artist, once described as a contemporary Arte Povera practitioner. Rondinone creates works inspired by everyday objects and instances.

Anri Sala

After studying violin and then visual arts at the Tirana National Academy of Art, Anri Sala left Albania to come to France in 1996. As a photographer, he soon became interested in video art and the possibilities surrounding the world of the moving image.

Thomas Schütte

The German artist (and classmate with Gerhard Richter) works through more traditional practices, often altering his subject into a disturbing version exploring of human condition.

Sean Scully

Nominated for the Turner Prize twice, Scully is known for his abstract paintings of brushy layers of alternating coloured squares and/or stripes.

Andres Serrano

Serrano is notorious for his use of human corpses and bodily fluids to produce his controversial images. His´s works examine the fundamentals of aesthetics and social perception.

David Shrigley

Shrigley's distinctive drawing style imbued with dry humour cuts to the point of human nature, making satirical comments on everyday situations and human interactions.

Gary Simmons

The American artist is well-known for his artistic practice that showcases the subject of icons and stereotypes of the American popular culture.

Sarah Slappey

The American artist is renown for her fleshy coloured works, at a first glance almost kinky and sensually charged.

Thomas Struth

A student of Bernd and Hilla Becher's at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, the German photographer is best known for exploring the subject of humanity and its correlation to the world.

Donald Sultan

The American artist plays with scale offering teh intimacy of still-life compositions into abstracted forms. Active in various media, Sultan was one of the first artists to use industrial materials into his practice.

Luc Tuymans

A figurative artist sourcing from existing media images, Tuymans confronts the viewer with a picture of a blurry recollection and ambiguity of meaning, the coexistence of `good and evil".