Cultured couple! Jay-Z and Beyoncé attend a Wes Lang art show in Los Angeles as they wear matching denim
They are a couple who are well-versed in the world in of art and happily drop hundreds of thousands of dollars on a piece if it inspires them.
So it was no surprise to see Jay-Z and Beyoncé perusing some works at an art show in Los Angeles on Saturday.
The event, Wes Lang's The Longest Night Of The Year, was held at Hollywood's Milk Studios.
Art enthusiasts: Beyoncé, 33, was spotted perusing some pieces on Saturday while attending a Wes Lang art show in Los Angeles
Good eye: She was joined at the event by her husband Jay-Z who is also a keen purveyor of great artistic works
Beyoncé and Jay-Z wore matching denim get-ups as they were spotted at Saturday's event.
The 99 Problems singer was decked out in a stone-washed denim jacket with an over-sized gold medallion necklace draped around his neck.
As he sipped his glass of rose, he also rocked some bulky jewelry including a few gold rings and a weighty gold watch.
At one point, the rapper was even seen comparing rings and bumping fists with Lang as one of the artist's pieces was displayed in the background.
Queen Bey sported a light denim button-down and red wine lipstick. She wore her curly locks up in a bun and rocked a pair of circular shades.
Queen Bey: The Crazy In Love singer rocked a denim button-down and circular shades
Hova: The Big Pimpin' rapper also wore denim but rocked a large gold medallion as he sipped rosé
Wes Lang, who handled the merchandise artwork for Kanye West's Yeezus tour, is known his scrawling, almost doodle-like canvases.
The artist is famous for depicting skulls wearing Native American headdresses, pin-up girls and other drawings influenced by American tattoo culture.
For a stint of time Lang lived in the famous Chateau Marmont hotel where he worked on his art. He's also done the merchandise for Grateful Dead's box set of the band's Spring 1990 tour.
Mine's bigger: At one point, Jay-Z was seen comparing ring sizes with Wes Lang - one of the artist's works is seen in the backgruond
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