Smith's paintings and sculptures explored the spatial and experiential qualities of color and form, often incorporating elements of assemblage and installation.

Förg's diverse practice spanned painting, sculpture, and photography, exploring themes of abstraction, architecture, and the legacy of modernism.

Kippenberger's provocative paintings and installations challenged social norms and artistic conventions, creating a legacy of irreverent wit and social commentary.

Von Heyl's paintings explore the relationship between abstraction, figuration, and the history of painting, creating dynamic, visually complex compositions.

Oehlen's paintings challenge traditional notions of style and technique, creating a diverse body of work that explores the boundaries of abstraction.

Semotan's photography explores themes of fashion, portraiture, and the female gaze, creating iconic images that challenge traditional representations of women.

Pils's paintings explore the relationship between abstraction, figuration, and the subconscious, creating dreamlike, visually complex compositions.

Sosnowska's sculptures and installations explore the relationship between architecture, memory, and the body, creating site-specific interventions.

LUCE's light-based installations transform architectural spaces into immersive environments. Their work explores the interplay of light, shadow, and color, creating sensory experiences that challenge perception.

Mangelos' enigmatic paintings and texts explored the nature of artistic creation and the artist's role in society. His work, often infused with irony and self-referentiality, defies easy categorization.