Gerhard Richter: Overpainted Photographs von Siri Hustvedt | ISBN 9783932729324

Gerhard Richter: Overpainted Photographs

von Siri Hustvedt, Mark Godfrey und Elger Dietmar, übersetzt von Uli Aumüller, Wilhelm von Werthern und Brian Currid
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinSiri Hustvedt
Autor / AutorinMark Godfrey
Autor / AutorinElger Dietmar
Designed vonThomas Spallek
Fotos vonTino Kukulies
Übersetzt vonUli Aumüller
Übersetzt vonWilhelm von Werthern
Übersetzt vonBrian Currid
RedaktionKim-Kristin Neuhaus
RedaktionHanne Tonger-Erk
Buchcover Gerhard Richter: Overpainted Photographs | Siri Hustvedt | EAN 9783932729324 | ISBN 3-932729-32-3 | ISBN 978-3-932729-32-4
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Gerhard Richter: Overpainted Photographs

von Siri Hustvedt, Mark Godfrey und Elger Dietmar, übersetzt von Uli Aumüller, Wilhelm von Werthern und Brian Currid
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinSiri Hustvedt
Autor / AutorinMark Godfrey
Autor / AutorinElger Dietmar
Designed vonThomas Spallek
Fotos vonTino Kukulies
Übersetzt vonUli Aumüller
Übersetzt vonWilhelm von Werthern
Übersetzt vonBrian Currid
RedaktionKim-Kristin Neuhaus
RedaktionHanne Tonger-Erk
Gerhard Richter – Overpainted Photographs is a catalogue published on the occasion of the homonymous exhibition at Sies + Höke in 2023. The exhibition presents over 60 Overpainted Photographs by Gerhard Richter dating from the years 1989 to 2018, illuminating this important part of Richter's œuvre. Overpainted Photographs were created by Richter from the late 1980s onwards. Despite their small format, they have a significant status within the artist’s œuvre: like no other group of works, they embody the interface between the representation of photographic image content and abstract painting. Through photography, a representational motif is conveyed pictorially, while at the same time an abstract colour matter is applied to the surface. These two levels of reality appear as an interlocking unity and enter into a close, tension-filled and subtle connection. Across 304 pages, this monographic catalogue features reproductions of the exhibited works with a particular focus on illuminating their fine details. The catalogue includes a reprinted essay by Siri Hustvedt as well as new texts by Dietmar Elger and Mark Godfrey.