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.
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We are thrilled to share that Weingarten Art Group project Carlos Cruz-Diez at the Cistern: Spatial Chromointerference realized for Buffalo Bayou Partnership with the help of Sicardi Ayers Bacino Gallery has received a CODAworx Merit Award in the Public Spaces category. This project was selected from among 435 entries submitted from more than 26 countries…
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WAG Your Wall
Where we started: WAG has been working with this Fort Worth based client for several years developing an extensive collection for their corporate space. One of the partners approached us directly to curate a collection for their newly built ranch house located in the North Texas Plains. Our process: Taking into consideration the space and…
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WAG In The News
The Houston Chronicle’s Molly Glentzer, staff art critic, recently interviewed Weingarten Art Group’s Principal Lea Weingarten about the increased appetite for personal, non-generic experiences in private and work spaces by including art as an amenity. This has emerged as a critical tool in new real estate developments. WAG is at the forefront of this…
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Working with artists is so rewarding, especially when we can help share their vision on the scale of a project like Art Block’s Main Street Marque in Downtown Houston. Painter and founder of I Like Your Work podcast Erika B Hess interviewed Houston artist Jasmine Zelaya in a recent issue of Friend of the Artist….
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