CITY

Works made by Artists for Parkett

1984-2017

Vol. 1-99

January 2017

FRANCIS ALYS

YTO BARRADA

ALIGHIERO BOETTI

CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI

ENZO CUCCHI

JOHN CURRIN

THOMAS DEMAND

CYPRIEN GAILLARD

ELLEN GALLAGHER

ROBERT GOBER

ANDREAS GURSKY

DAVID HAMMONS

RACHEL HARRISON

JANNIS KOUNELLIS

ZOE LEONARD

JULIE MEHRETU

SARAH MORRIS

RICHARD PRINCE

ED RUSCHA

ANRI SALA

WILHELM SASNAL

GREGOR SCHNEIDER

HITO STEYERL

BEAT STREULI

LAWRENCE WEINER

CHRISTOPHER WOOL

YANG FUDONG

CITY – Works made by Artists for Parkett (1984-2017 / Vol. 1-99)

“… the most important artists of our time have created works

for PARKETT that represent the essence of their art or reveal an

unexpected dimension.”

Iwona Blazwick, Director,

The Whitechapel Art Gallery, London

“… the diversity of works on view offer a sense of what artists

can do with the challenge of how to distill their multivalent

practices into a single, compact object or image ….“

Philip Tinari, Director,

Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing

“The MoMA collection contains numerous examples of editions

by the most significant artists of the modern period ... the

editions made for PARKETT carry on this rich tradition.”

Deborah Wye, Chief Curator emerita,

Prints and Illustrated Books,

Museum of Modern Art, New York

“A show of the work produced for a revolutionary magazine

functions as a mini-museum of the recent time.”

Financial Times, London

“... A catalyst for invigorating change whilst always producing

the harvest of the quiet eye”

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

“... a wonderland of sometimes fantastical treasures ... the

scope and quality of what is on display, not to mention the

artists involved … make this show one of the strongest so far

this year”

Time-Out, Beijing

“… PARKETT’s editions highlight the Zeitgeist, the hopes and

fears of artists in the globalized world, their questions of

identity, of past and future, their zest for life, and their creation

of new utopias...”

Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Zurich

“PARKETT has taken the pulse of our time and built a

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lasting phenomenon.”

Stanislaus von Moos, Prof. emeritus, University of Zurich

“Congratulations on three decades of exceptional publishing.”

Sir Nicholas Serota, Director , Tate, London

102 103

Two C-Prints, 10 1/4 x 11” (26 x 28 cm) each,Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered certificate

YTO BARRADA

Aquariums for Sale on a Rainy Day, Tangier, 2001

For Parkett 91

112 113

Collotype (Granolitho), overpainted by hand in red, 19 5/8 x 27 1/2” (49,8 x 69,8 cm), printed by Lichtdruck AG, Dielsdorf, Switzerland, Ed. 100/XX, signed and numbered

ALIGHIERO E BOETTI

Probing the Mysteries of a Double Life, 1990

For Parkett 24

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

154 155

Aquatint and drypoint on Vélin d’Arches, bound in the magazine, 10 x 16 1/2” (25,5 x 42 cm), printed by Peter Kneubühler, Zurich, Ed. 80/XVIII, signed and numbered

ENZO CUCCHI

Elegy and Etching, 1983

For Parkett 1

156 157

Etching with aquatint, sugarlift, spitbite, and drypoint on Somerset soft white textured, 250 g/m2, paper size: 23 1/2 x 18 1/2” (59,6 x 47 cm), image: 10 1/2 x 8 1/2” (25,4 x 20,3 cm), printed by Greg Burnet, Burnet Editions, New York, Ed. 70/XXV, signed and numbered

JOHN CURRIN

The Beggar’s Alms, 2002

For Parkett 65

162 163

Lambda print, diasec on black acrylic glass with attachable chromium-plate stand, 8 1/4 x 10 x 1/5” (25 x 20,8 x 1,2 cm), Ed. 75/XX, signed and numbered

THOMAS DEMAND

Gangway, 2001

For Parkett 62

206 207

Aluminum sculpture with 7-color silkscreen print,

8 7/8 x 4 x 14 1/8”,

printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, Zurich.

Ed. 35 / XX, signed and numbered certificate.

CYPRIEN GAILLARD

An Urgent Message About The Great Organ, 2014

For Parkett 94

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

218 219

Lithograph on newsprint with handtorn edges, printed on both sides and folded three times, 22 1/8 x 13 7/8” (56,7 x 35,4 cm), hand-colored with coffee by the artist, printed by Maurice Sanchez & Joe Petruzzelli, Derrière L’Etoile Studio, New York, Ed. 75/XXV unique pieces, signed and numbered

ROBERT GOBER

Untitled, 1991

For Parkett 27

236 237

C-print in wooden frame, Plexiglas, 21 1/4 x 27 1/2” (54 x 70 cm), Ed. 60/XXV, signed and numbered

ANDREAS GURSKY

Centre Georges Pompidou, 1995

For Parkett 44

240 241

Sepia-Print photograph, 16 1/2 x 11” (42 x 28 cm), Ed. 70/XXV, signed and numbered

DAVID HAMMONS

Money Tree, 1992

For Parkett 31

242 243

10-color lithograph on polypropylene, 26 3/8 x 18 3/8” (67 x 46,8 cm), printed by Derrière L’Etoile Studio, New York, Ed. 48/XXII, signed and numbered

RACHEL HARRISON

Wardrobe Malfunction, 2008

For Parkett 82

294 295

Photo-etching, aquatint and scraping on Zerkall-Vellum,

bound in the magazine,

10 x 8 1/4” (25,5 x 21 cm),

printed by Peter Kneubühler, Zurich,

Ed. 80/XX, signed and numbered

JANNIS KOUNELLIS

Untitled, 1985

For Parkett 6

302 303

C-print, paper size: 18 x 13” (45,7 x 33 cm), image: 8 1/2 x 8 1/2” (21,6 x 21,6 cm), printed by My Own Color Lab, New York, Ed. 40/XXV, signed and numbered

ZOE LEONARD

1 Hour Photo & Video, 2007/2008

For Parkett 84

316 317

15 color photographs (digital laser prints) in cardboard box, 6 5/8 x 10“ (16,8 x 25,4 cm) each, Ed. 36/XII, signed and numbered certificate

Unique sculptural object, PVC, rubber foam, gaffers tape, variable dimensions, approx. 20 x 4 x 4” (55 x 10 x 10 cm), Ed. 36/XII, signed and numbered certificate

PAUL McCARTHY

Peter Paul Skin Sample, 2005

Billy Club, 2005

For Parkett 73

322 323

5-color etching, engraving and drypoint on Somerset white textured 300g/m2, paper size: 23 1/4 x 28 1/4” (60 x 71,7 cm), image: 16 x 20” (40,5 x 50 cm), printed by Greg Burnet, Burnet Editions, New York, Ed. 60/XXV, signed and numbered

JULIE MEHRETU

Untitled, 2006

For Parkett 76

336 337

8-color silkscreen on 300 g/m2 Somerset Satin, 60 x 40” (151,4 x 101,4 cm), designed by Sarah Morris/Peter Saville, printed by Coriander Studio Ltd., London, Ed. 70/XX, signed and numbered

SARAH MORRIS

Capital (A Film by Sarah Morris), 2001

For Parkett 61

384 385

Presentation gold record with engraved plaque mounted on C-print, framed, includes a playable vinyl record by the artist, recorded both sides, “Good Revolution” (1:46) and “Don’t Belong” (1:46), arranged and performed by Richard Prince, recorded and mixed at Harmonic Ranch by Mark Degliantoni, September 1992, 20 1/2 x 16 1/2” (52 x 41,9 cm), Ed. 80/XX, signed and numbered

RICHARD PRINCE

Good Revolution, 1992

For Parkett 34

422 423

Two-color Lithograph on Rives,22 1/4 x 30 1/8” (56,8 x 76,3 cm), printed by Hamilton Press, Venice, California, Ed. of 60/XX, signed and numbered

EDWARD RUSCHA

Vine / Melrose, 1999

For Parkett 55

424 425

C-print, paper size: 20 1/2 x 27 9/16” (52 x 70 cm), image size: 16 1/2 x 23 5/8” (42 x 60 cm), Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered certificate

ANRI SALA

Airport, 2005

For Parkett 73

426 427

Color contact print from engraved negative on Kodak paper, 12 5/8 x 18 7/8” (31 x 47 cm), Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered

WILHELM SASNAL

Concorde Is Dead, 2004

For Parkett 70

428 429

Two color photographs in handpainted frames with passe-partouts made by the artist, image size: 9 1/2 x 6 4/5” (23,1 x 17,1 cm); frames: 16 1/2 x 12 1/2” (41,7 x 31,8 cm), Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered

GREGOR SCHNEIDER

The German Contribution, Bower, Venice, 2001

For Parkett 63

76 77

Silkscreen in 7 colors, on Invercote G 380 g/m2, 27 1/2 x 27 1/2”, printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli.Ed. 35/XX, signed and numbered.

HITO STEYERL

Gosprom, 2015

For Parkett 97

456 457

Laserchrome print on Agfa high-gloss paper, poster with 32 colored and b/w photographs, enlarged by Grieger GmbH, Dusseldorf, 53 1/8 x 39 3/8” (132 x 50,6 cm), Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered

BEAT STREULI

Oxford Street, 1998

For Parkett 54

512 513

Rubber stamp,

approx. 7 1/2 x 3 3/4 x 3 1/2” (19 x 10 x 8,8 cm),

with red ink pad in silkscreened card-board box

printed by Atelier für Siebdruck, Lorenz Boegli, Zurich,

Ed. 80/XXV, signed and numbered

LAWRENCE WEINER

Unter den Linden—Under Lime Trees, 1994

For Parkett 42

528 529

Black-and-white photograph, 10 x 8” (25,4 x 20,3 cm), Ed. 70/XX, signed and numbered

CHRISTOPHER WOOL

Untitled, 1992

For Parkett 33

534 535

Black-and-white photograph, Lambda print on Kodak Endura paper, paper size: 19 1/2 x 29 1/2” (50 x 75 cm), image: 18 7/8 x 28 3/4” (48 x 73 cm), Ed. 60/XX, signed and numbered certificate

YANG FUDONG

Ms. Huang at M. Last Night, 2006

For Parkett 76

40 41

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

42 43

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

44 45

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”

“Cornucopia”

THE COLLECTION OF ALL PARKETT BOOKS

SET OF ALL 60 AVAILABLE PARKETT VOLUMES COLLECTION OF ALL 98 VOLUMES (VOL. 1-98)

We gladly assist you in finding missing, out-of-print Volumes and completing your collection of Parkett Books.

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always producing the harvest of the quiet

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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Tomma Abts, 84

Franz Ackermann, 68

Eija-Liisa Ahtila, 68

Ai Weiwei, 81

Doug Aitken, 57

Jennifer Allora /

Guillermo Calzadilla, 80

Pawel Althamer, 82

Kai Althoff, 75

Francis Alÿs, 69

El Anatsui, 90

Laurie Anderson, 49

John Armleder, 50/51

Richard Artschwager, 23, 46

Ed Atkins, 98

Tauba Auerbach, 94

John Baldessari, 29, 86

Stephan Balkenhol, 36

Matthew Barney, 45

Yto Barrada, 91

Georg Baselitz, 11

Vanessa Beecroft, 56

Ross Bleckner, 38

John Bock, 67

Alighiero e Boetti, 24

Christian Boltanski, 22

Monica Bonvicini, 72

Louise Bourgeois, 27, 82

Carol Bove, 86

Mark Bradford, 89

Kerstin Brätsch and

DAS INSTITUT, 88

Olaf Breuning, 71

Glenn Brown, 75

Angela Bulloch, 66

Daniel Buren, 66

Andrea Büttner, 97

Sophie Calle, 36

Valentin Carron, 93

Maurizio Cattelan, 59

Vija Celmins, 44

Marc Camille Chaimowicz, 96

Paul Chan, 88

Francesco Clemente, 9, 40/41

Chuck Close, 60

Abraham Cruzvillegas, 97

Enzo Cucchi, 1

John Currin, 65

Tacita Dean, 62

Jeremy Deller, 95

Thomas Demand, 62

Martin Disler, 3

Nathalie Djurberg, 90

Peter Doig, 67

Trisha Donnelly, 77

Marlene Dumas, 38

Jimmie Durham, 92

Nicole Eisenman, 91

Olafur Eliasson, 64

Tracey Emin, 63

Omer Fast, 99

Cao Fei, 99

Urs Fischer, 72, 94

Eric Fischl, 5

Peter Fischli /

David Weiss, 17, 40/41

Sylvie Fleury, 58

Günther Förg, 26, 40/41

Robert Frank, 83

Tom Friedman, 64

Katharina Fritsch, 25, 87

Bernard Frize, 74

Cyprien Gaillard, 94

Ellen Gallagher, 73

Theaster Gates, 98

Isa Genzken, 69

Franz Gertsch, 28

Adrian Ghenie, 99

Gilbert & George, 14

Liam Gillick, 61

Robert Gober, 27

Nan Goldin, 57

Dominique Gonzalez-

Foerster, 80

Felix Gonzalez-Torres, 39

Douglas Gordon, 49

Dan Graham, 68

Rodney Graham, 64

Katharina Grosse, 74

Mark Grotjahn, 80

Andreas Gursky, 44

Wade Guyton, 83

David Hammons, 31

Rachel Harrison, 82

Camille Henrot, 97

Thomas Hirschhorn, 57

Damien Hirst, 40/41

Carsten Höller, 77

Jenny Holzer, 40/41

Rebecca Horn, 13, 40/41

Roni Horn, 54

Gary Hume, 48

Pierre Huyghe, 66

Christian Jankowski, 81

Rashid Johnson, 90

Ilya Kabakov, 34

Anish Kapoor, 69

Alex Katz, 21, 72

Mike Kelley, 31

Ellsworth Kelly, 56

Annette Kelm, 87

William Kentridge, 63

Jon Kessler, 79

Karen Kilimnik, 52

Martin Kippenberger, 19

Lee Kit, 98

Ragnar Kjartansson, 94

Imi Knoebel, 32

Jeff Koons, 19, 50/51

Jannis Kounellis, 6

Yayoi Kusama, 59

Wolfgang Laib, 39

Maria Lassnig, 85

Zoe Leonard, 84

Sherrie Levine, 32

Liu Xiaodong, 91

Sarah Lucas, 45

Christian Marclay, 70

Brice Marden, 7

Helen Marten, 92

Paul McCarthy, 73

Josiah McElheny, 86

Lucy McKenzie, 76

Julie Mehretu, 76

Mario Merz, 15

Beatriz Milhazes, 85

Marilyn Minter, 79

Tracey Moffatt, 53

Mariko Mori, 54

Malcolm Morley, 52

Sarah Morris, 61

Juan Muñoz, 43

Jean-Luc Mylayne, 50/51, 85

Bruce Nauman, 10

Ernesto Neto, 78

Olaf Nicolai, 78

Cady Noland, 46

Albert Oehlen, 79

Paulina Olowska, 92

Meret Oppenheim, 4

Gabriel Orozco, 48

Damián Ortega, 92

Tony Oursler, 47

Laura Owens, 65

Jorge Pardo, 56

Philippe Parreno, 86

Mai-Thu Perret, 84

Raymond Pettibon, 47

Elizabeth Peyton, 53

Richard Phillips, 71

Sigmar Polke, 2, 30, 40/41

Richard Prince, 34, 72

R.H. Quaytman, 90

Michael Raedecker, 65

Markus Raetz, 8

Charles Ray, 37

Jason Rhoades, 58

Gerhard Richter, 35

Bridget Riley, 61

Pipilotti Rist, 48, 71

Matthew Ritchie, 61

Tim Rollins & K.O.S., 20

Ugo Rondinone, 52

Pamela Rosenkranz, 96

James Rosenquist, 58

Susan Rothenberg, 43

Mika Rottenberg, 98

Thomas Ruff, 28

Edward Ruscha, 18, 55

Anri Sala, 73

Wilhelm Sasnal, 70

Gregor Schneider, 63

Thomas Schütte, 47

Dana Schutz, 75

Richard Serra, 74

Shirana Shahbazi, 94

Wael Shawky, 95

Cindy Sherman, 29

Dayanita Singh, 95

Roman Signer, 45

Andreas Slominski, 55

Josh Smith, 85

Monika Sosnowska, 91

Frances Stark, 93

Hito Steyerl, 97

Rudolf Stingel, 77

Beat Streuli, 54

Thomas Struth, 50/51

Sturtevant, 88

Hiroshi Sugimoto, 46

Philip Taaffe, 26

Sam Taylor-Wood, 55

Diana Thater, 60

Wolfgang Tillmans, 53

Rirkrit Tiravanija, 44

Fred Tomaselli, 67

Rosemarie Trockel, 33, 95

Oscar Tuazon, 89

James Turrell, 25

Luc Tuymans, 60

Keith Tyson, 71

Adrian Villar Rojas, 93

Danh Vo, 93

Cosima von Bonin, 81

Charline von Heyl, 89

Kelley Walker, 87

Kara Walker, 59

Jeff Wall, 22, 49

Andy Warhol, 12

Rebecca Warren, 78

John Waters, 96

Gillian Wearing, 70

Lawrence Weiner, 42

Andro Wekua, 88

John Wesley, 62

Franz West, 37, 70

Rachel Whiteread, 42

Sue Williams, 50/51

Robert Wilson, 16

Christopher Wool, 33, 83

Cerith Wyn Evans, 87

Yang Fudong, 76

Haegue Yang, 89

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, 99

Xu Zhen, 96

Artists’ List alphabeticallyVolume 1–99, 1984–2016

598 599

66 Angela Bulloch

Daniel 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 Morley

Ugo Rondinone50/51 John Armleder

Jeff Koons

Jean-Luc Mylayne

Thomas Struth

Sue Williams

49 Laurie Anderson

Douglas 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 Muñoz

Susan Rothenberg

42 Lawrence Weiner

Rachel Whiteread

40 /41Francesco Clemente

Fischli/Weiss

Günther Förg

Damien Hirst

Jenny Holzer

Rebecca Horn

Sigmar Polke

39 Felix Gonzalez-Torres

Wolfgang Laib

38 Ross Bleckner

Marlene Dumas

37 Charles Ray

Franz West

36 Stephan Balkenhol

Sophie Calle

35 Gerhard Richter

34 Ilya Kabakov

Richard Prince

33 Rosemarie Trockel

Christopher Wool

32 Imi Knoebel

Sherrie Levine

31 David Hammons

Mike Kelley

30 Sigmar Polke

29 John Baldessari

Cindy Sherman

28 Franz Gertsch

Thomas Ruff

27 Louise Bourgeois

Robert Gober

26 Günther Förg

Philip Taaffe

25 Katharina Fritsch

James Turrell

24 Alighiero e Boetti

23 Richard Artschwager

22 Christian Boltanski

Jeff Wall

21 Alex Katz

20 Tim Rollins + K.O.S.

19 Martin Kippenberger

Jeff Koons

18 Ed Ruscha

17 Fischli/Weiss

16 Robert Wilson

15 Mario Merz

14 Gilbert & George

13 Rebecca Horn

12 Andy Warhol

11 Georg Baselitz

10 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

99 Cao Fei

Omer Fast

Adrian Ghenie

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

98 Ed Atkins

Theaster Gates

Lee Kit

Mika Rottenberg

97 Andrea Büttner

Abraham Cruzvillegas

Camille Henrot

Hito Steyerl

96 Marc Camille Chaimowicz

Pamela Rosenkranz

John Waters

Xu Zhen

95 Jeremy Deller

Wael Shawky

Dayanita Singh

Rosemarie Trockel

94 Tauba Auerbach

Cyprien Gaillard

Ragnar Kjartansson

Shirana Shahbazi

93 Valentin Carron

Frances Stark

Adrian Vilar Rojas

Danh Vo

92 Jimmie Durham

Helen Marten

Paulina Olowska

Damián Ortega

91 Yto Barrada

Nicole Eisenmann

Liu Xiaodong

Monika Sosnowska

90 El Anatsui

Nathalie Djurberg

Rashid Johnson

R.H. Quaytman

89 Mark Bradford

Charline von Heyl

Oscar Tuazon

Haegue Yang

88 Kerstin Brätsch

Paul Chan

Sturtevant

Andro Wekua

87 Katharina Fritsch

Annette Kelm

Kelley Walker

Cerith Wyn Evans

86 John Baldessari

Carol Bove

Josiah McElheny

Philippe Parreno

85 Maria Lassnig

Beatriz Milhazes

Jean-Luc Mylayne

Josh Smith

84 Tomma Abts

Zoe Leonard

Mai-Thu Perret

83 Robert Frank

Wade Guyton

Christopher Wool

82 Pawel Althamer

Louise Bourgeois

Rachel Harrison

81 Ai Weiwei

Cosima von Bonin

Christian Jankowski

80 Allora & Calzadilla

D. Gonzalez-Foerster

Mark Grotjahn

79 Albert Oehlen

Jon Kessler

Marilyn Minter

78 Ernesto Neto

Olaf Nicolai

Rebecca Warren

77 Trisha Donnelly

Carsten Höller

Rudolf Stingel

76 Lucy McKenzie

Julie Mehretu

Yang Fudong

75 Kai Althoff

Glenn Brown

Dana Schutz

74 Bernard Frize

Katharina Grosse

Richard Serra

73 Ellen Gallagher

Paul McCarthy

Anri Sala

72 Monica Bonvicini

Urs Fischer

Richard Prince

71 Olaf Breuning

Richard Phillips

Keith Tyson

70 Christian Marclay

Wilhelm Sasnal

Gillian Wearing

69 Francis Alÿs

Isa Genzken

Anish Kapoor

68 Franz Ackermann

Eija-Liisa Ahtila

Dan Graham

67 John Bock

Peter Doig

Fred Tomaselli

Artists’ List chronologicallyVolume 1–99, 1984–2016