Turner Prize judge Heike Munder names five of her favorite female artists. The first is German-born, New York-based Josephine Meckseper who makes politically charged installations and photographs that often protest consumerism. This photograph is called "CDU-CSU."Courtesy Saatchi Gallery
Paris-based Marcel Duchamp prize-winner Tatiana Trouve makes installations and drawings based on architecture. Her "350 Points Toward Infinity" deployed hundreds of pendulums suspended above a magnetic field to "hush inducing" effect at Frieze in 2010.Stefan Altenburger Courtesy Galerie Koning Berlin
Trouve also uses things like copper, cork and burn marks in her work, such as in this untitled drawing from the 2012 series Intranquillity.Fabrice Gousset, Courtesy Galerie Koning Berlin
Her performance piece for the 2010 Frieze fair, "A Tax Haven Run By Women," used 30 people and a replica of the Cat Bus from Japanese animated film "My Neighbour Totoro."Marie Lusa, courtesy Sadie Coles HQ
Irish artist Cathy Wilkes paints and uses everyday objects to make highly personal installations.Courtesy The Modern Institute
'Urlaub,' (2004) by Isa Genzken, who was formerly married to painter Gerhard Richter,is considered by MoMA "the most important and influential female sculptor of the past 30 years." She will be the subject of a solo show next year.Isa Genzken, courtesy Saatchi Gallery