Gerhard Richter at Serpentine Gallery London
September 23, 2008 ⋅ Uncategorized ⋅ by L. Ruano ⋅ 197 Views

Opening up today at Serpentine Gallery in London, German artist Gerhard Richter showcases his newest piece titled 4900 Colours: Version II. Comprised of 4900 brightly colored squares randomly arranged it features the Richter created concept labeled “controlled chance”. Painted on 100 aluminum panels, the work measures 69 square meters a piece and can be displayed as 49 separate pieces. The exhibition can be seen until November 16, 2008.

Serpentine Gallery
Kensington Gardens
London W2 3XA

Source: Art Observed

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  • heiroglyphics

    yeaaaaaa… i think doing it on Canvas is waaaay better than on paint o.O

  • heiroglyphics

    yeaaaaaa… i think doing it on Canvas is waaaay better than on paint o.O

  • heiroglyphics

    yeaaaaaa… i think doing it on Canvas is waaaay better than on paint o.O

  • heiroglyphics

    yeaaaaaa… i think doing it on Canvas is waaaay better than on paint o.O

  • heiroglyphics

    yeaaaaaa… i think doing it on Canvas is waaaay better than on paint o.O

  • curut

    can you do it on canvas?

  • curut

    can you do it on canvas?

  • curut

    can you do it on canvas?

  • curut

    can you do it on canvas?

  • curut

    can you do it on canvas?

  • Luis

    i made that square on MS paint like more than a month ago with diff colors before i saw this… never thought something alike it would be in a gallery…

  • Luis

    i made that square on MS paint like more than a month ago with diff colors before i saw this… never thought something alike it would be in a gallery…