Clemens Buentig

Born 1968 in San Francisco, raised in Bavaria, extensive traveling, studying and teaching internationally, now resides south of Munich in a country setting. Büntig exhibits internationally and his work is found in private and public collections like the New York Public Library, the Montefiore Fine Art Collection or the British Museum in London.
Büntigs work is know for its stunning use of color, its complexity and positiv radiance and for the innovative application of the analogue printmaking techniques.
"I believe in the interdependency of all life. We are one of all. We are connected through thought, feeling, action, breath, food and blood. My work feeds on the reverberations of life and expresses my experience of life’s Beauty."

Clemens Büntig was born in San Francisco in 1968. From the age of two he grew up in Bavaria, south of Munich, Germany. At 21 he left Germany on foot and walked to Gibraltar. He studied in Spain and Switzerland. After receiving his Diploma in Fine Art Printmaking he moved to New York where he worked for Aldo Crommelynck as a printer and apprentice.

2011 Ausstellung in der ISE Cultural Foundation Gallery,in Soho, NY
2013 Mid Career Retrospektive in der Orangerie, München
2016 Art Karlsruhe, AAF Battersea Parc, London, London Original Print Fair, START Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery, AAF Amsterdam and Hamburg
2017 Art Karlsruhe, London Original Print Fair, AAF Battersea Parc, London, Kunstforum Seligenstadt, AAF Stockholm, Editions and Artists Book Fair in New York (EAB), AAF Hamburg
2018 Art Karlsruhe, London Original Print Fair, AAF Battersea Parc, London, AAF Brussels, London Original Print Fair, AAF Hampstead, Solo Exhibition in Zist/Munich, AAF Stockholm, AAF Hamburg
2019 art KARLSRUHFE, London Original Print Fair, Kunstmesse Weilheim, Fabrikken Malmö, STROKE München, Art Muc München, Art Nocturne Knokke Heist, Art Wiesbaden, Affordable Art Fair Hamburg

2020 Kunst Galerie Mainz “The Big Easy”, Soloshow, Affordable Art Fair Brussel – leider abgesagt

His work is found in private and public collections as:

The New York Public Library
The Montefiore Fine Art Program and Collection
AMCS Curatorial Services, Art Matters in Clinical Settings
The British Museum, London