Gagosian is to present overpainted photographs by Gerhard Richter. Throughout his long and eminent career, Richter has expanded the potential of image making through a dialogue between old and new media.
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My week in the art world – Nature calling (indoors)
This week I set about finding as much nature in Mayfair’s galleries as possible –
Continue Reading...Richter in Southampton
Gerhard Richter is the most expensive and famous living painter, so it is quite a coup for Southampton’s John Hansard Gallery to reopen with a major show of his work (in conjunction with Artist Rooms, to 18 August).
Continue Reading...Atypicalia
What’s the value of early or atypical work by a highly marketable artist? Such work is doubtless consigned for sale in the hope that some of the repute of more characteristic work will rub off.
Continue Reading...‘Use It Up’: Paul’s ART STUFF ON A TRAIN #203
Paint is expensive stuff, best make the most of it. For the first time Tai-Shan Schierenberg is showing his sculptures
Continue Reading...TOP 10 Most read on FAD in 2015
Our Top ten include: A Stabbing at Art Basel Miami, Frieze Week, New Media art galleries, Tracey emin’s house, Dreamland, Drawing People, Gerhard Richter, Tabish and a squirrel dressed as a Cyborg..
Continue Reading...SEE: Three Top Contemporary Masters in Mayfair During #FriezeWeek: Indiana, Viola and Richter
With the art world in a frenzy state this week due to the opening of one the three most important art fairs in the world, Frieze London and Masters, galleries present their most established artists to take advantage of the high calibre visitors. It is a unique opportunity to see historic works by Bill Viola, […]
Continue Reading...First Exhibition of Gerhard Richter’s Colour Charts since the 60’s
Gerhard Richter: Colour Charts is an exhibition of paintings selected from the artist’s original nineteen Colour Charts produced in 1966.
Continue Reading...Daniel’s Value and Ideas #76: Top of the Flops
But then something mystifying happened, something so strange that it feels like we are free-floating in some kind of art market panic room of a cosmos. Francis Bacon’s Study for a Pope 1 did not sell.
Continue Reading...Manchester International Festival 2015 opens this Thursday.
Gerhard Richter, Arvo Pärt, Björk, Ed Atkins, FKA twigs, Douglas Gordon, Hélène Grimaud, Charlotte Rampling, Nico Muhly, Paris Opera Ballet, Wayne McGregor, Olafur Eliasson, Jamie xx, Maxine Peake, Antony, Justin Fletcher, Arca, Invisible Dot Ltd, Damon Albarn, Rufus Norris.
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