Other Represented Artists

• Mel Bochner  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • Vertu Fine Art,
  • Contessa Gallery,

• Fernando Botero  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • Ascaso Gallery,
  • Jerome Zodo Gallery,
  • David Benrimon Fine Art LLC,
  • Contessa Gallery,

• John Chamberlain  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • SPONDER GALLERY,
  • Galerie Terminus,
  • Jerome Zodo Gallery,
  • Scott White Contemporary Art,
  • Mark Borghi Fine Art,

• Jim Dine  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • BOCCARA ART,
  • Mark Borghi Fine Art,
  • Contessa Gallery,

• Jean Dubuffet  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • Contessa Gallery,

• Nancy Dwyer

• Sam Francis  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • De Buck Gallery,
  • Jerome Zodo Gallery,
  • ARCHEUS / POST-MODERN,
  • Scott White Contemporary Art,
  • Mark Borghi Fine Art,

• Thomas Hartmann  (+)

  Biography : Born in Zetel, Germany

  Exhibition : 2009 Thomas Hartmann - Rosenbaum Contemporary, Boca Raton, FL 2006 Thomas Hartmann - Higher Order - Images 2004-2006 George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin 2005 Thomas Hartmann - New Images George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin Thomas Hartmann - NEW PICTURES George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin Thomas Hartmann Gallery of Brown Behrens, Munich Thomas Hartmann Heidelberger Art, Heidelberg 2004 Thomas Hartmann - Circum Guardini Gallery, Berlin Thomas Hartmann - Triangle Kunstmuseum diesel power plant Cottbus (Brandenburg art collections Cottbus), Cottbus 2001 Thomas Hartmann - Berlin George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin Thomas Hartmann - Land & People Gallery of Brown Behrens, Munich 1999 Gallery I: Thomas Hartmann, New Works George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin GROUP SHOWS 2006 Summer in Berlin George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin 2005 Accrochage and New Acquisitions George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin Anyone who has visions should go to the doctor - 25 years GAK Society for Contemporary Art eV Bremen, Bremen 2004 Accrochage III George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin 2003 Accrochage George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin Pictures, pictures, pictures George Nothelfer Gallery, Berlin 2001 The flat land - an aesthetic point of view unspectacular Kunstmuseum diesel power plant Cottbus (Brandenburg art collections Cottbus), Cottbus 1999 First chance I Gallery Carol Johnssen, Munich PUBLIC COLLECTIONS Germany New Museum, Weserburg Bremen, Bremen Kunstmuseum, Diesel Power Plant, Cottbus Brandenburg Art Collections, Cottbus

• Robert Indiana  (+)

  Biography : Born in New Castle, IN, 1928 Education: Art Institute of Chicago, 1953 Robert Indiana was born in New Castle, Indiana. He moved to New York City in 1954 and joined the pop art movement, using distinctive imagery drawing on commercial art approaches blended with existentialism, that gradually moved toward what Indiana calls "sculptural poems".

  Exhibition : 2009 Robert Indiana: LOVE and HOPE, Rosenbaum Contemporary, Boca Raton, FL 2008 Pressing Issues, Des Moines Art center, Des Moines, IA 2008 Pop and Op, Nassau County Museum of Art, Roslyn Harbor, NY 2007 Art Market Now, The Columns, Seoul 2006 Life as a Legend - Marilyn Monroe, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL 2005 Made in USA – ausgewählte Graphik , Galerie & Edition Bode GmbH, Nuremberg 2005 Summer of Love Art of the Psychedelic Era, Tate Liverpool, Liverpool (England) 2005 Do it yourself - Positionen von den sechziger Jahren bis Heute, Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart, Berlin 2005 40 Jahre Galerie Thomas, Galerie Thomas, Munich 1962 Stable Gallery, New York. First solo exhibition.

  Detailed Description : In 1962, Eleanor Ward's Stable Gallery hosted Robert Indiana's first New York solo exhibition. He has since enjoyed solo exhibitions at over 30 museums and galleries worldwide. Indiana's works are in the permanent collections of numerous museums, including MOMA, NY, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Stedelijk Museum, Schiedam, The Netherlands; Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh; Detroit Institute of Art, Michigan; Baltimore Museum of Art, Maryland; Brandeis Museum, Waltham, Massachusetts; Albright-Knox Gallery of Art, Buffalo, New York; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, California, the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington D.C.; Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and the Los Angeles County Museum, California, among many many others. Indiana's work often consists of bold, simple, iconic images, especially numbers and short words like EAT, HUG, and, his best-known example, LOVE. In 2008, Indiana created an image similar to his iconic LOVE (letters tacked two to a line, the letter "o" tilted on its side), but this time showcasing the word "HOPE," and has donated all proceeds from the image went to the Democratic National Committee for Barack Obama's presidential campaign. A stainless steel sculpture of HOPE was unveiled outside Denver's Pepsi Center during the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

  Also represented by:

  • Jerome Zodo Gallery,
  • Long-Sharp Gallery,
  • David Benrimon Fine Art LLC,
  • ACA Galleries,
  • Contessa Gallery,
  • BOCCARA ART,

• Mira Lehr

• Greg Lotus

• Louise Nevelson  (+)

  Also represented by:

  • Jerome Zodo Gallery,
  • Scott White Contemporary Art,
  • Mark Borghi Fine Art,
  • Contessa Gallery,

• _ Rivas-Wloch  (+)

  Artist's Objects:

  • Quasar

• Antoni TAPIES  (+)

  Artist's Objects:

  • Pren el te

• Louis Vega Treviño