“His relentless drive to innovate and push the boundaries of abstraction is evident in the outstanding exhibition of Richter’s works at David Zwirner Gallery, serving as a firm testament to his enduring legacy”

– Whitewall

4 Star Review: “The strength and pleasure of Gerhard Richter’s work lies in its boundlessness, its variety, its sneakiness, its reliance on inner compulsion and intelligence.”

– Adrian Searle, The Guardian

“Still experimenting at 91, Gerhard Richter has brought the free-flowing colour of his large canvases to 100 artworks created for a new pocket-sized book. Created by photographing enamel paint poured over glass plates, these abstract pictures recall Victorian bookbinders’ marbled pages.”

– The Telegraph

“a vivid reminder of the painter's ongoing vitality”

“At Zwirner more than 70 recent drawings and inkjet prints were shown. By any measure, the paintings and drawings reflect a prodigious amount of work for an artist of any age. And they represent no diminution of talent or power”

– Tom Teicholz, Forbes

“His work seeks to continue to make great, even monumental art by working with rather than against the refuse heap of endlessly progressing technological civilization...For Richter, this is its own Romantic ruin or sublime landscape”

– John Ganz, Artforum