We are trusted art consultants who have built a reputation on listening to our clients, understanding their goals, enhancing their aesthetics and minding their budget considerations. When partnering with public, private and corporate collectors, we recognize that owning art is a reflection of their personas.
Lea Weingarten began the Weingarten Art Group in 2006, after more than fifteen years’ experience of working with public and private art collections in achieving their collecting goals. Ms. Weingarten co-founded the Menil Collection’s popular Contemporaries collecting group at the personal request of Mme. Dominique de Menil.
Read Lea's Full Biography
WAG In The News
Houston Life reporter Stephanie Gonzales steps inside “Open House” by Havel Ruck Projects located at Sam Houston Park and The Heritage Society to explore how past and present mingle in this engaging art installation. The immersive structure is part of Art Blocks Houston, an initiative by the Downtown District to activate areas of the city’s core through engaging and creative experiences….
Read More
On Our Radar
Who: Lois Dodd is an American painter whose observational, understated renderings of landscapes, nudes, and still lives celebrate the quiet but unabashedly authentic moments of daily life. About the Artist: Lois Dodd was born 1927 in Montclair, New Jersey, and attended The Cooper Union from 1945-1948. In 1952 she was one of five artists (and only woman founder) to establish…
Read More
On Our Radar
Texas painter Bradley Kerl, represented by Houston’s Jonathan Hopson Gallery, is well known for his verdant botanicals, chimerical still lives, and desire to uplift anything dismissed as mundane. His expressive color, flattened shapes, and indelible mark-making seem to set his work paradoxically between representational realism and abstract expressionism. As one of our local favorites, Weingarten Art…
Read More
WAG In The News
The Houston Chronicle highlights WAG project Open House by Dan Havel and Dean Ruck (Havel Ruck Projects), a public art installation at The Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park. The temporary installation in Downtown Houston is part of a larger initiative dubbed Art Blocks that revitalizes and activates underutilized spaces. David Miller of OffCite shares…
Read More