Frank Fluegel Gallery

The Frank Fluegel Gallery focuses on three main categories of art: Pop Art, Street Art and Contemporary Art. Within these categories, the gallery offers a variety of artworks, from prints and editions to unique pieces and sculptures, by some of the most influential and popular artists of the past and present.

Pop Art

Pop Art is a movement that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, and that used images and symbols from mass media, consumer culture and everyday life as sources of inspiration and criticism. The gallery has a remarkable collection of Pop Art works, including:

• Andy Warhol: The gallery has several screenprints by the iconic American artist, who is considered the father of Pop Art. Some of the works available are from his famous series of Campbell’s Soup Cans, Flowers, Marilyn Monroe, Mao Zedong and Mickey Mouse.
• Roy Lichtenstein: The gallery also has works by the American artist who is known for his comic book style paintings and prints, which often used dots, lines and bright colors to create a dramatic effect. Some of the works available are from his series of Brushstrokes, Landscapes, Nudes and Still Lifes.
• Alex Katz: The gallery presents works by the American artist who is regarded as one of the pioneers of Pop Art, and who is famous for his stylized portraits and landscapes, which often feature flat shapes, vibrant colors and minimal details. Some of the works available are from his series of Cutouts, Flowers, Smiles and Dogs.
• Tom Wesselmann: The gallery showcases works by the American artist who is one of the leading figures of Pop Art, and who is known for his collages and paintings of female nudes, still lifes and interiors, which often incorporated elements from advertising, music and cinema. Some of the works available are from his series of Great American Nudes, Bedroom Paintings and Still Lifes.

Street Art

Street Art is a term that encompasses various forms of art that are created in public spaces, often illegally and without permission, and that use graffiti, stickers, posters, stencils, murals and installations as mediums of expression and protest. The gallery has an impressive collection of Street Art works, including:

• Mr. Brainwash: The gallery has works by the mysterious French artist who is also known as Thierry Guetta, and who is famous for his colorful and playful collages and paintings, which often feature celebrities, icons and slogans from pop culture and history. Some of the works available are from his series of Balloon Girl, Einstein, Madonna and Star Wars.
• XOOOOX: The gallery also has works by the anonymous German artist who is one of the pioneers of Street Art in Germany, and who is known for his stencil works, which often depict fashion models, logos and brands, and which comment on the superficiality and consumerism of society. Some of the works available are from his series of Chanel, Dior, Gucci and Prada.
• Punk Me Tender: The gallery presents works by the French artist who is based in Los Angeles, and who is known for his provocative and sensual paintings and sculptures, which often feature butterflies, women and guns, and which explore themes of beauty, violence and sexuality. Some of the works available are from his series of Butterfly, Femme Fatale, Gun and Rose.
• Nathan Paddison: The gallery showcases works by the Australian artist who is based in Berlin, and who is known for his abstract and geometric paintings and sculptures, which often use bright colors, patterns and shapes, and which reflect his influences from music, architecture and nature. Some of the works available are from his series of Goo, Melt and Wave.

Contemporary Art

Contemporary Art is a term that refers to the art that is produced in the present time, and that reflects the current issues, trends and styles of society and culture. The gallery has a diverse collection of Contemporary Art works, including:

• Julian Opie: The gallery has works by the British artist who is one of the most influential and recognizable artists of today, and who is known for his digital and minimalist portraits and landscapes, which often use simple lines, shapes and colors, and which create a distinctive and elegant style. Some of the works available are from his series of Animals, Cars, People and Walking.
• David Shrigley: The gallery also has works by the British artist who is known for his humorous and absurd drawings, sculptures and installations, which often use text, cartoons and everyday objects, and which comment on the absurdity and irony of life. Some of the works available are from his series of Books, Signs, Skulls and Thumbs.
• Jeff Koons: The gallery presents works by the American artist who is one of the most famous and controversial artists of today, and who is known for his kitsch and hyperrealistic sculptures and paintings, which often use shiny materials, bright colors and pop culture references, and which challenge the notions of taste, value and art. Some of the works available are from his series of Balloon Animals, Celebration, Popeye and Venus.
• The Connor Brothers: The gallery showcases works by the British duo who are also known as James Golding and Mike Snelle, and who are known for their witty and satirical collages and paintings, which often use vintage images, books and magazines, and which add ironic and humorous texts and slogans, and which question the truth and fiction of society and media. Some of the works available are from their series of Pulp Fiction, True Love and Tell Me Beautiful Untrue Things.