Phillips 20th Century & Contemporary Art

The Phillips 20th Century & Contemporary Art in London 2017 showcased an impressively wide range of works spanning post-war masters and cutting-edge contemporary artists, anchored by a strong selection of German innovators — works by Oehlen, Schütte, Baselitz, and Richter revealed a commonality among German pioneers of contemporary art — alongside blue-chip names such as Michelangelo Pistoletto and Keith Haring, Gerhard Richter's Abstraktes Bild, Albert Oehlen's Abyss, and Peter Doig's atmospheric Tunnel Painting. Tamila Kerimova noted strong interest in younger artists, citing Harold Ancart, Shara Hughes, Jonas Wood, and Torey Thornton as among those generating the most competitive bidding. In March at Berkeley Square drew on a sharp collection casting an intercontinental light on post-war themes, with pieces by Rudolf Stingel, Barbara Kruger, Robert Longo, Sherrie Levine, and Cindy Sherman