In the 1980s, Bischofberger's gallery became known for showing works from the Italian, German, and American "Neo-Expressionist" painters such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Julian Schnabel, David Salle, Francesco Clemente, Enzo Cucchi, George Condo, and Jiri Georg Dokoupil; as well as showing Andy Warhol, Miquel Barceló, Peter Halley and Mike Bidlo.
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In the late 60s and early 70s, Bischofberger organized Pop-Art exhibitions, but also showed artists of the Nouveau Réalisme style such as Yves Klein and Jean Tinguely (later Bischofberger publishes Tinguely's Catalogue Raisonné).
From the mid eighties on, Barceló's work (paintings, drawings, sculptures and ceramics) has been subject of numerous shows worldwide in renowned galleries (Galerie Bruno Bischofberger, Leo Castelli) important museums and at other cultural sites.
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Miquel Barceló's work (paintings, drawings, sculptures and ceramics) is nowadays exclusively represented by Galerie Bruno Bischofberger in Zürich.
The artist suggested a Red Self-Portrait, which had been recently acquired by Warhol's largest European dealer and Interview magazine co-owner Bruno Bischofberger and signed, dated and dedicated to "Bruno B."
It was one of Warhol's last shows, "images of a child's world." with a striking catalog published by Swiss Dealer Bruno Bischofberger.
Bruno Mars | Bruno Maderna | Frank Bruno | Bruno Walter | Bruno Latour | Bruno Schulz | Bruno | San Bruno, California | Bruno Mantovani | Giordano Bruno | Franklin Bruno | Bruno Weil | Bruno Giuranna | Bruno Paul | Bruno Mattei | Bruno Coulais | Bruno Contrada | Bruno Cassirer | Brüno | Bruno Pontecorvo | Bruno Liljefors | Bruno Grandi | Bruno Bischofberger | Tony Bruno | Saint-Bruno | Saint Bruno | Jimmy Bruno | Bruno Vlahek | Bruno Taut | Bruno Reichlin |