Gerhard Richter turned 80 in February. Is there a more admired painter working today? The man who emerges in Corinna Belz’s coolly assured documentary is attractive if slightly inscrutable.

For an artist in his late 80s, Gerhard Richter ... over wet paint, Richter replicated these images only in essence, keeping them definitively in the past. Strategically placed mirrors and ...

Long, uncut scenes of Richter painting are mixed with edited and elapsed shots of Richter peeling, scraping, and repainting his canvases. In the opening scene, Belz teaches Richter how to use the ...

Toward the end of the Gerhard Richter retrospective ... suggests a metaphor for his career. Gray Mirror (1992) consists of two rectangular canvases painted in Richter’s beloved midtone gray ...

Richter first saw the images in the fifties. He encountered them again in 2008 and kept the worst of them hanging in his studio in Cologne ... a woman cradling baby Gerhard in her arms; she ...

Since the 1960s, Gerhard Richter ... patina of antique lead mirrors, to echo his paintings, but it hasn’t. And yet, this exhibition also demonstrates that one of Richter’s greatest ...

The German Hygiene Museum has begun the process of uncovering a mural painted by Gerhard Richter on a stairway wall in 1956 as his final requirement ... doctoral grant and studio space at the ...

In 1991, Gerhard Richter visited Japan with the idea of making a film of his ongoing work, Atlas. When Hans-Ulrich Obrist inevitably quizzed him about the unrealised project a few years later ...

Gerhard Richter, David Zwirner, New York, March16-April 29, 2023 In 2017, Richter announced that he had stopped painting and the 14 canvases at Zwirner on 20 th Street represent his last work made ...