German
1954, Oldenburg, Germany
In his Düsseldorf studio, German artist Thomas Schütte discusses his education and reflects on the diversity of methods he employs to make artwork. He shares the secret behind the playfulness of his practice– “I try to keep it as a game and not as work.”
Counterpoint: Hans Haacke’s conceptual, political art: https://youtu.be/aVp-ZXPu3gk
More on Gerhard Richter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExfNJDh4K1g
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