He's one of the most horrible painters I've ever read about. He's not really an artist, he's a business man who sells art.
His work is striking and empty the first time I see it. The second time I view it the work is empty and depressing.
He seems to be proud of his nihilism. I'm a progressive idealist who values humor so Richter is opposite of me. ( )

Not a single picture of a painting in this. Just wierd interviews. ( )

Not a single picture of a painting in this. Just wierd interviews. ( )

An excellent collection of musings from the self-contradictory curmudgeon on his take on painting. ( )

STEVIE REXROTH: This is an extremely informative chronological case study by one of the most prolific painters of our time with letters, interviews and journal entries. The collection includes Richter’s’ thoughts on history, the impact of his early life to his work and speaks specifically to ideas of form and process as well as critique of other works. A personal account of his own struggles, doubts and triumphs as a maker offers invaluable insights. You could substitute any discipline for the daily practice of _________.