Robert Storr Discusses Gerhard Richter's Painting and Photography Relationship in Virtual Dialogue
A virtual dialogue between Robert Storr and the author examined Gerhard Richter's exploration of painting's complex relationship with photographic mediation. The conversation occurred while viewing a checklist of Richter's exhibition at The Met Breuer via Zoom. Storr had previously seen that exhibition before its closure due to the coronavirus crisis, while the author had not. However, the author did experience the significant 2002 retrospective of Richter's work curated by Storr at the Museum of Modern Art. This prior exposure prepared the author for their discussion about Richter's artistic concerns. The dialogue was presented as part of an online event, with the author expressing wishes for reader safety and intellectual engagement during challenging times.
Key facts
- Robert Storr participated in a virtual dialogue about Gerhard Richter's work
- The discussion focused on painting's relationship with photographic mediation
- Participants viewed a checklist of Richter's exhibition at The Met Breuer on Zoom
- Storr saw the Met Breuer exhibition before its coronavirus-related closure
- The author did not see the Met Breuer exhibition
- The author saw Richter's 2002 retrospective curated by Storr at MoMA
- The dialogue was presented as an online event
- The author wished readers safety and intellectual stimulation
Entities
Artists
- Gerhard Richter
- Robert Storr
Institutions
- The Met Breuer
- Museum of Modern Art