Konrad Lueg
- Introduction
- Lueg co-founded the Capitalist Realist movement (Düsseldorf ca. 1963) with Sigmar Polke and Gerhard Richter, and took his mother’s maiden name, Lueg, as an artist. He ceased creating art in 1968 and became a successful contemporary art dealer, under his birth name, Konrad Fischer. After his death in 1996, the Konrad Fischer Gallery in Düsseldorf was run by his wife, Dorothee.
- Nationality
- German
- Gender
- Male
- Roles
- Artist, Art Dealer, Dealer, Painter
- Names
- Konrad Lueg, Konrad Fischer, Konrad Lueg-Fischer
- Ulan
- 500097917
Exhibitions
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Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963–2010
Apr 19–
Aug 3, 2014 MoMA
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Printin’
Feb 15–
May 14, 2012 MoMA
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"When I Paint My Name is Konraad Lueg": Pictures from 1963–1968 by the Dusseldorf Gallerist Konrad Fischer (1939–1996)
Sep 12–
Oct 24, 1999 MoMA PS1
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Master Prints from the Collection
May 18–
Oct 1, 1996 MoMA
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Semblances
Jan 14–
May 9, 1995 MoMA
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Contemporary European Prints
Apr 9–
Sep 22, 1992 MoMA
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Konrad Lueg Untitled (Uncle) 1965
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Various Artists, K. P. Brehmer, K. H. Hödicke, Konrad Lueg, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Wolf Vostell Graphics of Capitalist Realism (Grafik des Kapitalistischen Realismus) 1967, published 1968
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Konrad Lueg Babies from Graphics of Capitalist Realism (Grafik des Kapitalistischen Realismus) 1967, published 1968
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K. P. Brehmer, K. H. Hödicke, Konrad Lueg, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Wolf Vostell, Various Artists Grafik des Kapitalistischen Realismus (Graphics of Capitalist Realism) 1971
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Konrad Lueg Self Portrait (Selbstbildnis) from Graphics of Capitalist Realism (Grafik des Kapitalistischen Realismus) 1971
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Various Artists, Joseph Beuys, K. P. Brehmer, Bazon Brock, Hans Joachim Dietrich, Rainer (Imi) Giese, K. H. Hödicke, Imi Knoebel, Bernd Lohaus, Konrad Lueg, Blinky Palermo, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Dieter Roth, Gerhard Rühm, Reiner Ruthenbeck, Tomas Schmit, Wolf Vostell, Stefan Wewerka, Lambert Maria Wintersberger En Bloc 1969–72
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