SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL

Works made by Artists for Parkett

1984-2017

Vol. 1-100/101

January 2017

AI WEIWEI PAWEL ALTHAMER LAURIE ANDERSONNAIRY BAGHRAMIAN JOHN BALDESSARI GEORG BASELITZ CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI CAO FEI VALENTIN CARRON TACITA DEAN SYLVIE FLEURY KATHARINA FRITSCH ELLEN GALLAGHER THEASTER GATES MARK GROTJAHN CARSTEN HÖLLER JENNY HOLZER REBECCA HORN

ILYA KABAKOV ALEX KATZ ELLSWORTH KELLY ANNETTE KELM JON KESSLER MARTIN KIPPENBERGER SHERRIE LEVINE SARAH LUCAS CHRISTIAN MARCLAY MARIKO MORI JUAN MUÑOZ PAULINA OLOWSKA MERET OPPENHEIM NICOLAS PARTY PAMELA ROSENKRANZ JAMES ROSENQUIST SUSAN ROTHENBERG MIKA ROTTENBERG

CINDY SHERMAN RUDOLF STINGEL HIROSHI SUGIMOTO RIRKRIT TIRAVANIJA KEITH TYSON DANH VO REBECCA WARREN RACHEL WHITEREAD

SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL – Works made by Artists for Parkett (1984-2017 / Vol. 1-100/101)

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Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing

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Parkett Exhibitions in Public Institutions

Taipei

Taipei Fine Arts Museum (May – August 2013)

“Inside a Book a House of gold – Artists’ Editions for Parkett”

The most complete exhibition to date presents all 220 works made by artists for Parkett,

with catalogue in Chinese and English.

Beijing

Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (February – April, 2012)

“Inside a Book a House of gold – Artists’ Editions for Parkett”

Catalogue in Chinese and English, edited by Phil Tinari.

Seoul

Seoul Arts Center / Hangaram Museum (December 2010 – March 2011)

“200 Artworks – 25 Years. Artists’ Editions for Parkett”

Curated by Honki Chae and Shim Chung, with catalogue in Korean and English.

Singapore

STPI (May – July 2010)

“200 Artworks – 25 Years. Artists’ Editions for Parkett”

In collaboration with Emi Eu and Ong Boo Chai.

Kanazawa

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art (September 2009)

“200 Art Works – 25 Years”

The most complete museum exhibition to date presents all 200 works

made by artists for Parkett since 1984, with catalog.

Zurich

Kunsthaus (November, 2004 – February, 2005)

“Parkett – 20 Years of Artists’ Collaborations”

curated by Miriam Varadinis, with catalog.

Venice

Palazzo Remer (June – October, 2003)

At the occasion of the Biennale this exhibition presented

all Parkett editions in Venice.

“Parkett – 20 Years of Artists’ Collaborations”, Kunsthaus Zürich 2004

“Collaborations with Parkett”, Exhibition at MoMA, New York, 2001

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Dublin

Irish Museum of Modern Art (June – October, 2002)

“Beautiful Productions”

London

Whitechapel Art Gallery (July – August, 2001)

In its Centenary the Whitechapel Gallery presented a Parkett exhibition entitled

“Beautiful Productions: Art to Play, Art to Wear, Art to Own”,

curated by Iwona Blazwick.

New York

Museum of Modern Art (April – June, 2001)

“Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now”,

curated by Deborah Wye, with catalog.

Geneva

Centre d’Art Contemporain (November, 1999)

Siena

Palazzo delle Papesse (June – October, 1999)

Cologne

Museum Ludwig (November 1998 – January, 1999),

curated by Reinhold Misselbeck, with catalog.

Humlebaek, Denmark

Louisiana Museum (September – October, 1996)

Curated by Lars Grambye

Los Angeles

MAK-Center at the Schindler House (March – June, 1995)

Catalog “Silent & Violent” edited by Peter Noever.

Geneva

Centre de Gravure Contemporaîne (April – May, 1992)

Marseille

Centre de la Vieille Chariteé, Museés de Marseille (February – March, 1991)

Zurich

Helmhaus (January – February, 1989)

Frankfurt

Portikus (September – October, 1988)

Paris

Centre Georges Pompidou (April – June, 1987)

“Inside a Book a House of Gold”, Exhibition at UCCA, Beijing, 2012

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Parkett Exhibition Space Zürich 2012 – 2015

CARTE BLANCHE Pamela Rosenkranz (Aug – Dec 2015)

Parkett collaboration artist Pamela Rosenkranz curates a selection of some

50 Parkett Editions and shares an insight into her artistic approach.

«CRUSH» by Kilian Rüthemann (Feb –Jul 2015)

A sensurround experience by Kilian Rüthemann who presented selected

Parkett Editions in a stunning installation with ten tons of turquoise-colored,

crushed glass on the gallery floor and pedestals made of large glass chunks.

CORNUCOPIA (Aug – Dec 2014)

On the occasion of Parkett’s thirty years all editions were on view for the first

time in one room in a specially designed installation- The presentation provided

visitors with a unique look at the universe of artistic thought under one roof,

beyond the limits of space or time.

SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL (Feb – June 2014)

A never before seen selection of seventy works which all embody one

of Parkett’s key feature.

ABSTRACT—NATURE (Sep – Dec 2013)

A playful dialogue among fifty selected Parkett works with unexpected,

enlightening relations.

PEOPLE (Feb – July, 2013)

The show explored the exhibition theme and illustrated with sixty works the innovation

and diversity, that artists bring to their Parkett projects in manyfold variations.

IDEAS, VARIATIONS & UNIQUE WORKS (Oct 2012 – Jan 2013)

Forty groups of works documented the range of imagination and uniqueness that

artists bring to their Parkett projects in untold variations.

“Crush”

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eye”

Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Co-Director, Serpentine Gallery,

London

“Congratulations on three decades of

exceptional publishing.”

Nicholas Serota, Director , Tate, London

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Brass, gilded, 19 3/4 x 2 3/4 x 2/8” (50 x 7 x 0,5 cm), Ed. 55/XXV, signed and numbered certificate

AI WEIWEI

Swatter, 2007

For Parkett 81

76 77

12 tin figures, each approx. 1 1/8 to 3 1/2” (3,5–9 cm) high, cast by Michal Nowicki, Warsaw, in custom-made cardboard suitcase, 6 5/8 x 9 1/2 x 3 1/8” (17,5 x 24 x 8 cm), Ed. 38/XXV, signed and numbered certificate

PAWEŁ ALTHAMER

Retrospective, 2008

For Parkett 82

84 85

Earring with playable sound message (approx. 20 sec.), brass, copper, circuit board, loudspeaker, lithium battery, Plexiglas, wires, approx. size: 3 3/8 x 1 3/4 x 1” (10,2, x 4,5 x 2 cm), jewelery by Josiah Dearborn, engineering design Bob Bielecki Ed. 150/XXX, with monogram and numbered

LAURIE ANDERSON

Hearring, 1997

For Parkett 49

NAIRY BAGHRAMIAN

Maintainers, 2017

For Parkett 100/101

2 parts, cast aluminum and cast polishing wax Cast aluminum: 11,5h x 7d x 4,8w cm / 4.53 x 2.76 x 1.89” Cast polishing wax: approx. 4,8h x 11,5d x 7w cm / 1.89 x 4.53 x 2.76” Ed. 28 + XII + 10 APS, signed and numbered certificate

Nairy Baghramian's two-part sculpture Maintainers consists of a wax cast and a seemingly identical aluminum cast. The two objects appear in close relationship and interact throughout the artist's serial casting process, as the wax cast informs the aluminum cast.The work playfully explores Nairy Baghramian's conceptual interests in "... thingly speculations, ... the organic and the machinic, ... and the corporeal and the mental".(Caoimhín Mac Giola Léith in Parkett 100/101)

94 95

JOHN BALDESSARI

Six Colorful Expressions (Frozen), 1991

For Parkett 29

Porcelain enamel steel plate, eight color photographic screen process print, imaged by a proprietary photographic ceramic process, impervious to environmental influences, 10 7/16 x 4 3/4 x 1/16” (26,5 x 12 x 0,2 cm), Ed. 75/XX, signed and numbered

96 97

9-color silkscreen print on plexiglas,5 x 12” (12,5 x 31cm)Printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, ZurichEd. 45/XX, signed and numbered

JOHN BALDESSARI

Raised Eyebrows / Furrowed Foreheads: Crooked Made Straight, 2009

For Parkett 86

104 105

Drypoint etching on stenciled english-red ground of two plates on Zerkall book paper 145 g/m2, bound in the magazine, left plate: 5 x 3 1/8” (12,7 x 7,9 cm), right plate: 4 13/16 x 2 13/16” (12,3 x 7,1 cm), paper size: 10 x 8 1/4“ (25,5 x 21 cm),Ed. 60/XV, signed and numbered

GEORG BASELITZ

Face and Teardrop, 1986

For Parkett 11

114 115

Booklet with 17 photographs, 2 x 3 1/8” (5 x 8 x 0,6 cm), Ed. 80/XX, signed and numbered

CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI

El Caso, 1989

For Parkett 22

138 139

Bronze cast, wood, diameter 6 1/2 x 2 3/4”,fabricated by Kunstbetrieb AG, Münchenstein, Switzerland.Ed. 35 / XX, signed and numbered certificate.

VALENTIN CARRON

Bell, 2013

For Parkett 93

158 159

Color postcard, 4 1/8 x 5 4/5“ (10,5 x 14,8 cm), printed by Steidl Verlag, Göttingen, Germany, Ed. 100/XL, signed, numbered, stamped and posted in Morombe, Western Madagascar

TACITA DEAN

The Green Ray, 2001

For Parkett 62

190 191

Size 37 women’s mule cast in poly urethane, with integrated noise maker (squeak), produced at T.E.S.T Kreashens, Saugus, CA, USA, Ed. 99/XXX; no. 1–50 (left shoe), no. 51–99 (right shoe), engraved signature, numbered

SYLVIE FLEURY

His Mistress’ Toy, 2000

For Parkett 58

200 201

Set of three single records,ø 7 7/8” (17,5 cm), Ed. 2000 sets, unsigned

KATHARINA FRITSCH

Mill/Ambulance/Toads, 1990

For Parkett 25

208 209

Two-plate photogravure with aquatint and unique hand-shaped plasticine elements (in three colors) on multilayered laminated paper, framed, image size: 6 x 4 x 1/8” (15,2 x 10,2 x 0,3 cm), with frame: 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 x 1 1/4” (23,5 18,4 x 3,8 cm), produced by Two Palms Press, New York, Ed. 30/XV, signed and numbered

ELLEN GALLAGHER

Ruby Dee, 2005

For Parkett 73

66 67

Stoneware with glaze, two bowls, one in black and one in white, each unique, diameter 4–5”, height 3–3 1/2”, weight ca. 1,2 lbs. each. Packed in box with Association of Named Negro American Potters (A.N.N.A.P.) Logo.Ed. 15 / X, signed and numbered certificate.

THEASTER GATES

Soul Bowl, 2016

For Parkett 98

234 235

Hand-painted coin in gold and silver, 1 1/2 x 1/8” (3,9 x 0,3 cm), each unique, plexiglas case, Ed. 13/VII in 18 carat gold, engraved and numbered on reverse, Ed. 30/X in sterling silver, engraved and numbered on reverse

MARK GROTJAHN

Spinner Winner, 2007

For Parkett 80

248 249

Anamorphic key, cast in sterling silver, approx. 3 1/8 x 3/4 x 1/8” (8 x 2 x 0,5 cm), silver cylinder, 1 1/2 x 3/4” (4 x 2 cm), silver necklace approx. 27 1/2” (70 cm), black box with embossed print, production by Factum Arte, Madrid, Ed. 50/XXV, initials engraved and numbered

CARSTEN HÖLLER

Key to the Laboratory of Doubt, 2006

For Parkett 77

252 253

Silver-plated brass hammer, 9 7/8 x 3 3/16 x 1/4” (25,4 x 8 x 0,6 cm), Ed. 99/XX, placed in a signed and numbered box

REBECCA HORN

The Double, 1987

For Parkett 13

266 267

Silkscreened acid-free cardboard box with two plastic flies and a paper script (in Russian) attached, English and German translations provided, 2 x 4 1/2 x 5 5/8” (5,2 x 11,5 x 14,4 cm), Ed. 50/XX, signed and numbered

Silkscreened picture and plastic fly mounted on paper and cardboard in hand-printed passe-partout, wood frame with acrylic glass, 13 5/8 x 9 1/2 x 1” (34,7 x 24,2 x 2,5 cm), printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, Zurich, Ed. 50/XX, signed and numbered

ILYA KABAKOV

Two Friends, 1992 / Citation, 1992

For Parkett 34

270 271

Woodcut on Goya paper, 11 3/8 x 18 1/8” (65 x 79,6 cm), printed by John C. Erickson, New York, Ed. 100/XX, signed and numbered

ALEX KATZ

Black Pond, 1989

For Parkett 21

274 275

Single-color lithograph, 10 x 7 1/2” (25,3 x 19,2 cm), printed by Gemini, Los Angeles, Ed. 70 and 30 A.P., signed and numbered

ELLSWORTH KELLY

Red Curve, 1999

For Parkett 56

276 277

C-print, from 4 x 5” negative, on Fuji Crystal Archive DPII matt, paper size 16 x 20 5/8” (40,5 x 52,4 cm), image 14 1/2 x 19 1/8” (36,7 x 48,6 cm), printed by Golab, Berlin, Ed. 38/XX, signed and numbered certificate.

ANNETTE KELM

Untitled, 2010

For Parkett 87

280 281

Sculpture, opaque and transparent non-toxic urethane, instant urethane pigments, orange polyester satin fabric, cap, glasses, mask, ear muffs, sneakers, cable tie, 6 3/4 x 3 1/2 x 2 3/4” (17 x 9 x 7 cm), production by Gamla Model Makers, Feasterville, PA, Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered certificate

JON KESSLER

Habeas Corpus, 2007

For Parkett 79

284 285

Printed in offset, 6 x 3 3/4” (13,2 x 9,5 cm), 260 pages, inserted in the magazine, Ed. 80/XX, signed and numbered

MARTIN KIPPENBERGER

80 Unique Books, 1989

For Parkett 19

296 297

Silkscreen print on mirror, 10 x 8 1/4” (25,5 x 21 cm), Ed. 70/XXX, signed and numbered on the back

YAYOI KUSAMA

Infinity Nets, 2000

For Parkett 59

304 305

Pair of children’s shoes, brown leather, each 6 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 2 1/2” (15,8 x 6 x 5,8 cm), Ed. 99/XXXVI, signed and numbered

SHERRIE LEVINE

Two Shoes, 1992

For Parkett 32

308 309

Cast metal, approx. 2 3/4 x 2 3/4 x 1 3/4” (7 x 7 x 4,5 cm), 50 pieces of cast lead, 50 pieces of cast brass, produced at the Jäger Brothers Foundry, Pfäffikon SZ, Switzerland, Ed. 100/XXX, signed and numbered

SARAH LUCAS

Lion Heart, 1995

For Parkett 45

310 311

Life-size bronze cast by Modern Art Foundry, Astoria, NY, Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered

CHRISTIAN MARCLAY

My Bad Ear, 2004

For Parkett 70

332 333

Doll with microphone, earphones, boots, white stockings, red plaid skirt, top in blue, black and white, transparent bracelets, yellow shoulder pads, brooch and blue hair, 10 1/4” (26 cm) high, Ed. 99/XX, signed and numbered certificate

MARIKO MORI

Star Doll, 1998

For Parkett 54

338 339

Hand-etched glass, the image becomes momentarily visible by breathing on the glass, 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 x 1/8” (12 x 9 x 0,3 cm), Ed. 70/XXV, signed and numbered

JUAN MUÑOZ

Augenblick (Glimpse), 1995

For Parkett 43

354 355

Ceramic, hand painted, each unique, 11 3/4 x 4 x 3 1/4”,fabricated by Klajster Majster Studio, Poland.Ed. 50/10 AP, signed and numbered.

PAULINA OLOWSKA

Siatkarka – Volleyball Player, 2013

For Parkett 92

356 357

Goat suede with silk-screen and handstitched, included in Parkett issue, 5 5/8 x 3 2/4” (21,3 x 9,3 cm), Ed. 150/XII, signed and numbered

MERET OPPENHEIM

Glove, 1985

For Parkett 4

NICOLAS PARTY

Cat’s Head, 2017

For Parkett 100/101

Bronze, 6 x 5 x 4 cm (2 3/8 x 2 x 1 1/2 cm), cast by Fonderie d’Art Luc Harzé Ed. 25/XII/12 APs, signed and numbered

412 413

Polyurethane resin, tinted, 15 3/4 x 3 x 1 1/2”, produced by Kunstbetrieb AG.Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered certificate.

PAMELA ROSENKRANZ

Survivor Series, 2015

For Parkett 96

414 415

9-color lithograph on Somerset soft white paper, 17 1/4 x 14 5/8” (44 x 37,1 cm), printed by Maurice Sanchez, Derrière L’Etoile Studio, New York, Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered

JAMES ROSENQUIST

Drifter: Speed of Light, 2000

For Parkett 58

416 417

Synthetic latex, 12 1/4 x 12 1/2 x 2” (31 x 32 x 5 cm), cast by Art Foundry, Santa Fé, Ed. 70/XX, signed and numbered

SUSAN ROTHENBERG

Bear Skin Rug, 1995

For Parkett 43

70 71

Single channel video in six versions, with sound, approx 15–40 sec. loop. Custom-made purse in oyster design (plastic, silk lining, zipper, 4 3/4 x 2 3/8 x 1/2”),with pearlescent capsule inside containing memory stick. Video to be presented on videomonitor.Each video version Ed. 6 / 2APs signed and numbered certificate.

MIKA ROTTENBERG

Bubble 1 – Bubble 6, 2016

For Parkett 98

440 441

Printed silk, padded, in gilded wooden frame, 8 3/8 x 6 7/8” (21,3 x 17,4 cm) with frame, Ed. 100/XX, signed and numbered

CINDY SHERMAN

Untitled, 1991

For Parkett 29

454 455

Signet ring, 18 carat gold, approx. 1 x3/4 x 1/2” (2,5 x 2 x 1,5 cm), jewelery box, production by Markus Frühauf, jeweler, Meran, Italy, Ed. 22/XVI, initials engraved and numbered

RUDOLF STINGEL

RS, 2006

For Parkett 77

462 463

Miniature photograph, paulownia box, rice paper-lined inner felt lid, silver-plated knob (hand made in Japan), image: approx. 2 x 1 5/8” (4,2 x 5,3 cm), box: approx. 6 1/4 x 5 x 1 3/4” (4,6 x 15,7 x 12,8 cm). Ed. of 35/X day and 35/X night, signed and numbered

HIROSHI SUGIMOTO

Night Seascape, Ionian Sea, Santa Cesarea, 1990 / Day Seascape, English Channel, Weston Cliff, 1994

For Parkett 46

472 473

Gold-rimmed Ray Ban glasses with engraving on the lenses: LONG RIVER A SINGLE LINE ORANGE SAFFRON AT TWILIGHT, 5 3/8 x 1 3/4” (2,5 x 16 x 6,7 cm), Ed. 80/XXV, numbered, with certificate and artist’s seal

RIRKRIT TIRAVANIJA

Untitled, 1995, (450/375)

For Parkett 44

486 487

Pebble on copper plate, partially painted in enamel, mounted on rubber base, 3 15/16 x 3 15/16” (10 x 10 cm), ca. 1 9/16” (4 cm) high, each piece is unique in its combination of plate, pattern, pebble, paint, and position, and each comes with a signed pattern sheet showing its specific design within the 100 different possibilities, Ed. 75/XXV, signed and numbered

KEITH TYSON

Parkett Paperweight, 2004

For Parkett 71

490 491

DANH VO

Untitled, 2013

For Parkett 93

Vintage postcard from Ha Long Bay withwriting by Phung Vo (the artist’s father) on the front.3 3/4 x 5 1/2 ” (9,5 x 14 cm), each unique.Ed. 35 / XX

506 507

Pompom and shoe, hand painted, mixed media, 2 3/4 x 2 1/2 x 2 3/8” (7 x 7 x 6cm), Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered certificate

REBECCA WARREN

Poincaré, 2006

For Parkett 78

522 523

Object, plaster (prestia ortho) and brass, 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 1 1/8” (2,8 x 8,9 x 8,9 cm), Ed. 60/XXV, signed and numbered

RACHEL WHITEREAD

Switch, 1994

For Parkett 42

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Tomma Abts, 84Franz Ackermann, 68Eija-Liisa Ahtila, 68Ai Weiwei, 81Doug Aitken, 57Jennifer Allora / Guillermo Calzadilla, 80Pawel Althamer, 82Kai Althoff, 75Francis Alÿs, 69El Anatsui, 90Laurie Anderson, 49John Armleder, 50/51Richard Artschwager, 23, 46Ed Atkins, 98Tauba Auerbach, 94 Nairy Baghramian, 100/101 John Baldessari, 29, 86Stephan Balkenhol, 36Matthew Barney, 45Yto Barrada, 91Georg Baselitz, 11Vanessa Beecroft, 56Ross Bleckner, 38John Bock, 67Alighiero e Boetti, 24Christian Boltanski, 22Monica Bonvicini, 72Louise Bourgeois, 27, 82Carol Bove, 86Mark Bradford, 89Kerstin Brätsch and DAS INSTITUT, 88Olaf Breuning, 71

Glenn Brown, 75Angela Bulloch, 66Daniel Buren, 66Andrea Büttner, 97 Sophie Calle, 36Cao Fei, 99 Valentin Carron, 93 Maurizio Cattelan, 59, 100/101Vija Celmins, 44Marc Camille Chaimowicz, 96Paul Chan, 88Francesco Clemente, 9, 40/41Chuck Close, 60Abraham Cruzvillegas, 97Enzo Cucchi, 1John Currin, 65Tacita Dean, 62Jeremy Deller, 95 Thomas Demand, 62Martin Disler, 3Nathalie Djurberg, 90Peter Doig, 67Trisha Donnelly, 77Marlene Dumas, 38, 100/101Jimmie Durham, 92Nicole Eisenman, 91Olafur Eliasson, 64Tracey Emin, 63Omer Fast, 99 Urs Fischer, 72, 94Eric Fischl, 5Peter Fischli /David Weiss, 17, 40/41Sylvie Fleury, 58

Günther Förg, 26, 40/41Robert Frank, 83Tom Friedman, 64Katharina Fritsch, 25, 87, 100/101Bernard Frize, 74Cyprien Gaillard, 94Ellen Gallagher, 73Theaster Gates, 98Isa Genzken, 69Franz Gertsch, 28Adrian Ghenie, 99Gilbert & George, 14Liam Gillick, 61Robert Gober, 27Nan Goldin, 57Dominique Gonzalez- Foerster, 80Felix Gonzalez-Torres, 39Douglas Gordon, 49Dan Graham, 68Rodney Graham, 64Katharina Grosse, 74, 100/101Mark Grotjahn, 80Andreas Gursky, 44Wade Guyton, 83David Hammons, 31Rachel Harrison, 82Camille Henrot, 97 Thomas Hirschhorn, 57Damien Hirst, 40/41Carsten Höller, 77Jenny Holzer, 40/41Rebecca Horn, 13, 40/41Roni Horn, 54Gary Hume, 48

Pierre Huyghe, 66Christian Jankowski, 81Rashid Johnson, 90Ilya Kabakov, 34Anish Kapoor, 69Alex Katz, 21, 72Mike Kelley, 31Ellsworth Kelly, 56Annette Kelm, 87William Kentridge, 63Jon Kessler, 79Karen Kilimnik, 52Martin Kippenberger, 19Lee Kit, 98 Ragnar Kjartansson, 94Imi Knoebel, 32Jeff Koons, 19, 50/51Jannis Kounellis, 6Yayoi Kusama, 59Wolfgang Laib, 39Maria Lassnig, 85Zoe Leonard, 84Sherrie Levine, 32Liu Xiaodong, 91Sarah Lucas, 45Christian Marclay, 70Brice Marden, 7Helen Marten, 92Paul McCarthy, 73Josiah McElheny, 86Lucy McKenzie, 76Julie Mehretu, 76Mario Merz, 15Beatriz Milhazes, 85Marilyn Minter, 79, 100/101Tracey Moffatt, 53Mariko Mori, 54 Malcolm Morley, 52Sarah Morris, 61Juan Muñoz, 43Jean-Luc Mylayne, 50/51, 85, 100/101Bruce Nauman, 10Ernesto Neto, 78Olaf Nicolai, 78Cady Noland, 46

Albert Oehlen, 79Paulina Olowska, 92 Meret Oppenheim, 4Gabriel Orozco, 48Damián Ortega, 92Tony Oursler, 47Laura Owens, 65Jorge Pardo, 56Nicolas Party, 100/101 Philippe Parreno, 86Mai-Thu Perret, 84Raymond Pettibon, 47Elizabeth Peyton, 53Richard Phillips, 71Sigmar Polke, 2, 30, 40/41Richard Prince, 34, 72R.H. Quaytman, 90Michael Raedecker, 65Markus Raetz, 8Charles Ray, 37Jason Rhoades, 58Gerhard Richter, 35Bridget Riley, 61Pipilotti Rist, 48, 71 100/101Matthew Ritchie, 61Tim Rollins & K.O.S., 20Ugo Rondinone, 52Pamela Rosenkranz, 96James Rosenquist, 58Susan Rothenberg, 43Mika Rottenberg, 98Thomas Ruff, 28Edward Ruscha, 18, 55Anri Sala, 73Wilhelm Sasnal, 70Gregor Schneider, 63Thomas Schütte, 47Dana Schutz, 75Richard Serra, 74Shirana Shahbazi, 94Wael Shawky, 95Cindy Sherman, 29Dayanita Singh, 95Roman Signer, 45Andreas Slominski, 55

Josh Smith, 85Monika Sosnowska, 91Frances Stark, 93 Hito Steyerl, 97 Rudolf Stingel, 77Beat Streuli, 54Thomas Struth, 50/51Sturtevant, 88Hiroshi Sugimoto, 46Philip Taaffe, 26Sam Taylor-Wood, 55Diana Thater, 60Wolfgang Tillmans, 53Rirkrit Tiravanija, 44Fred Tomaselli, 67Rosemarie Trockel, 33, 95Oscar Tuazon, 89James Turrell, 25Luc Tuymans, 60Keith Tyson, 71Adrian Villar Rojas, 93 Danh Vo, 93 Cosima von Bonin, 81Charline von Heyl, 89Kelley Walker, 87Kara Walker, 59Jeff Wall, 22, 49Andy Warhol, 12Rebecca Warren, 78John Waters, 96 Gillian Wearing, 70Lawrence Weiner, 42Andro Wekua, 88John Wesley, 62Franz West, 37, 70Rachel Whiteread, 42Sue Williams, 50/51Robert Wilson, 16Jordan Wolfson, 100/101 Christopher Wool, 33, 83Cerith Wyn Evans, 87Yang Fudong, 76Haegue Yang, 89Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, 99 Xu Zhen, 96

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Dan Graham67 John Bock

Peter DoigFred Tomaselli

66 Angela BullochDaniel Buren Pierre Huyghe

65 John Currin Laura Owens Michael Raedecker

64 Olafur Eliasson Tom Friedman Rodney Graham

63 Tracey Emin William Kentridge Gregor Schneider

62 Tacita Dean Thomas Demand John Wesley

61 Liam Gillick Sarah Morris Bridget Riley Matthew Ritchie

60 Chuck Close Diana Thater Luc Tuymans

59 Maurizio Cattelan Yayoi Kusama Kara Walker

58 Sylvie Fleury Jason Rhoades James Rosenquist

57 Doug Aitken Nan Goldin Thomas Hirschhorn

56 Vanessa Beecroft Ellsworth Kelly Jorge Pardo

55 Edward Ruscha Andreas Slominski Sam Taylor-Wood

54 Roni Horn Mariko Mori Beat Streuli

53 Tracey Moffatt Elizabeth Peyton

Wolfgang Tillmans 52 Karen Kilimnik

Malcolm MorleyUgo Rondinone

50 John Armleder / Jeff Koons 51 Jean-Luc Mylayne

Thomas Struth Sue Williams

49 Laurie AndersonDouglas Gordon Jeff Wall

48 Gary Hume Gabriel Orozco Pipilotti Rist

47 Tony Oursler Raymond Pettibon Thomas Schütte

46 Richard Artschwager Cady Noland Hiroshi Sugimoto

45 Matthew Barney Sarah Lucas Roman Signer

44 Vija Celmins Andreas Gursky Rirkrit Tiravanija

43 Juan MuñozSusan Rothenberg

42 Lawrence WeinerRachel Whiteread

40 Francesco Clemente / Fischli/Weiss 41 Günther Förg

Damien Hirst Jenny Holzer Rebecca Horn Sigmar Polke

39 Felix Gonzalez-TorresWolfgang Laib

38 Ross Bleckner Marlene Dumas

37 Charles Ray Franz West

36 Stephan Balkenhol Sophie Calle

35 Gerhard Richter34 Ilya Kabakov

Richard Prince33 Rosemarie Trockel

Christopher Wool 32 Imi Knoebel

Sherrie Levine31 David Hammons

Mike Kelley30 Sigmar Polke29 John Baldessari

Cindy Sherman 28 Franz Gertsch

Thomas Ruff 27 Louise Bourgeois

Robert Gober26 Günther Förg

Philip Taaffe 25 Katharina Fritsch

James Turrell 24 Alighiero e Boetti 23 Richard Artschwager22 Christian Boltanski

Jeff Wall 21 Alex Katz 20 Tim Rollins + K.O.S. 19 Martin Kippenberger

Jeff Koons18 Ed Ruscha 17 Fischli/Weiss16 Robert Wilson15 Mario Merz 14 Gilbert & George13 Rebecca Horn12 Andy Warhol11 Georg Baselitz10 Bruce Nauman 9 Francesco Clemente 8 Markus Raetz 7 Brice Marden 6 Jannis Kounellis 5 Eric Fischl 4 Meret Oppenheim 3 Martin Disler 2 Sigmar Polke 1 Enzo Cucchi

100 Nairy Baghramian / Maurizio Cattelan101 Marlene Dumas

Katharina FritschKatharina GrosseMarilyn MinterJean-Luc MylayneNicolas PartyPipilotti RistJordan Wolfson

99 Cao FeiOmer FastAdrian GhenieLynette Yiadom-Boakye

98 Ed AtkinsTheaster Gates Lee KitMika Rottenberg

97 Andrea BüttnerAbraham CruzvillegasCamille HenrotHito Steyerl

96 Marc Camille ChaimowiczPamela RosenkranzJohn WatersXu Zhen

95 Jeremy DellerWael ShawkyDayanita SinghRosemarie Trockel

94 Tauba AuerbachCyprien GaillardRagnar KjartanssonShirana Shahbazi

93 Valentin CarronFrances StarkAdrian Vilar RojasDanh Vo

92 Jimmie DurhamHelen MartenPaulina Olowska

Damián Ortega 91 Yto Barrada

Nicole EisenmannLiu XiaodongMonika Sosnowska

90 El AnatsuiNathalie DjurbergRashid JohnsonR.H. Quaytman

89 Mark BradfordCharline von HeylOscar TuazonHaegue Yang

88 Kerstin BrätschPaul ChanSturtevantAndro Wekua

87 Katharina FritschAnnette KelmKelley WalkerCerith Wyn Evans

86 John BaldessariCarol BoveJosiah McElhenyPhilippe Parreno

85 Maria LassnigBeatriz MilhazesJean-Luc MylayneJosh Smith

84 Tomma AbtsZoe LeonardMai-Thu Perret

83 Robert Frank Wade GuytonChristopher Wool

82 Pawel AlthamerLouise Bourgeois Rachel Harrison

81 Ai WeiweiCosima von BoninChristian Jankowski

80 Allora & CalzadillaD. Gonzalez-FoersterMark Grotjahn

79 Albert OehlenJon KesslerMarilyn Minter

78 Ernesto NetoOlaf NicolaiRebecca Warren

77 Trisha DonnellyCarsten HöllerRudolf Stingel

76 Lucy McKenzieJulie Mehretu Yang Fudong

75 Kai AlthoffGlenn BrownDana Schutz

74 Bernard FrizeKatharina GrosseRichard Serra

73 Ellen Gallagher Paul McCarthy Anri Sala

72 Monica BonviciniUrs Fischer Alex KatzRichard Prince

71 Olaf BreuningRichard PhillipsPipilotti RistKeith Tyson

70 Christian MarclayWilhelm SasnalGillian WearingFranz West

69 Francis AlÿsIsa Genzken Anish Kapoor

68 Franz AckermannEija-Liisa Ahtila

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