Gerhard Richter describes himself as a "classical painter," and the exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris aims to showcase the complete evolution of his career, spanning over six decades. It will highlight both the continuities and disruptions in his work, which includes not only painting but also exquisite drawings, over-painted photographs, and sculptures. Located in Frank Gehry's iconic building in Bois de Boulogne, the exhibition will be organised chronologically, allowing visitors to appreciate the unique characteristics of each piece. Trained in Dresden, Richter is interested in historical genres of painting and seeks to reinterpret them in the context of contemporary times, revealing beauty and ethical issues through seemingly conventional subjects. He has also explored various painting techniques, creating works that range from quiet and refined to those bursting with energy, reflecting his physical engagement in the creative process.

The Art Newspaper has done a piece on the Gerhard Richter exhibition in Paris. - The Art Newspaper

Nicholas Serota is chair of Arts Council England. He was director of the Tate from 2008 to 2017 and is an art historian and curator and Dieter Schwarz is an art historian and curator, he is considered to be the leading specialist in the work of Gerhard Richter.