With every dab, brush, and squeegee, the vast abstract paintings of Gerhard Richter take shape before our eyes in Corinna Belz’s hypnotically minimalist documentary which delves into his studio and better yet his mind. | MUBI UK & Ireland

ON REPLAY: Rare footage of reclusive artist Gerhard Richter at work http://bit.ly/1MI9WYG | NOWNESS

Take a virtual tour of “Gerhard Richter: Painting After All” and discover one of the greatest artists of our time. | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

"What interests me...are things I don't understand."⁣ — Gerhard Richter ⁣ One week from today, explore more than 100 works by legendary artist Gerhard Richter, on view at The Met Breuer. ⁣ Visit "Gerhard Richter: Painting After All," from March 4 through July 5. Learn more at met.org/PaintingAfterAll. #MetGerhardRichter #MetBreuer #MetModern | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Gerhard Richter has been a singular force in the twentieth century, challenging the relationships between abstraction, representation, stylistic consistency and imagistic meaning. ⁠ ⁠ Presented here is one of Richter's iconic Abstraktes Bild from 1995. To execute this iconic series, Richter layered paint with brush strokes and palette knives onto a primed canvas before using his famous tool, the squeegee, to track paint across the canvas, allowing paint to ‘jump’ and ‘grab’ at the surface. The r

Six decades of Richter @gerhard.richter 🎨💥 At Fondation Louis Vuitton @fondationlv, Gerhard Richter takes over the entire museum in a landmark retrospective spanning more than sixty years of creation. Born in Dresden in 1932, Richter is celebrated for his groundbreaking exploration of abstraction and realism, bridging painting and photography with unparalleled precision and poetry. Incredibly curated by Dieter Schwarz and Nicholas Serota @sirnicholas7349, the exhibition unfolds chronologically