Georg Baselitz Archives

The Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London in November

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his favourite top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in November. Each one comes with a concise… Read More

Georg Baselitz: Zeitgeist Paintings

Georg Baselitz: Zeitgeist Paintings brings together works from the landmark series which the artist executed in 1982 for Zeitgeist, a large-scale group… Read More

A Big Hand for Baselitz

The past few years have tended to see Georg Baselitz in fine, adventurous form, at least in the studio (less so in the interview room, where his ludicrous generalisations about female painters have tended to put people off). And you have to hand it to him here: well into his ninth decade, Baselitz has come up with a series of works quite unlike anything he has done before – a whole show of hands, many of them monumental

Georg Baselitz Darkness Goldness

White Cube is to present new work by Georg Baselitz at Mason’s Yard. A painter, sculptor, printmaker and draughtsman, Baselitz is one of Germany’s most celebrated living artists, with a distinguished career spanning over sixty years.

The exhibition WHAT’S UP TWENTY TWENTY looks at what it means to be a collector in the world today

Opening Thursday 18th June, and curated by Lawrence Van Hagen, WHAT’S UP TWENTY TWENTY is an exhibition and art sale for our time, one that challenges the physical exhibition space as we know it and releases viewers from the confines of one gallery in one location.

Georg Baselitz retrospective to be the first exhibition by a living artist at the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice

Baselitz – Academy, a major retrospective of works by the renowned German artist Georg Baselitz, will be the first exhibition by a living artist to be presented at the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice to open on 8 May 2019 concurrent with the Venice Biennale.

Review: Georg Baselitz at White Cube Bermondsey

A modern day Schiele

Art Reviews

Daniel’s Value and Ideas #79: Baselitz, the Loan Ranger

Georg Baselitz has demanded the removal of all his loaned works from German museums in protest against regulations regarding the export of artworks.

ART NEWS

Paul’s ART STUFF on a train # 53: ‘The Name Game’

Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, traveling between his home in Southampton and his day job in Surrey. Could he, we asked, jot down whatever came into his head?