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Viewing Gerhard Richter’s ode to the Alps

As the ski season kicks off in earnest, we’re taking a trip to the Alps with this week’s Wick List, bringing you the shows to catch when you hit the slopes. First up is German artist Gerhard Richter’s homage to the Engadin valley in Switzerland, where he has holidayed for over 25 years.

More than 70 works, spread across three sites – Nietzsche-Haus in Sils Maria, and the Segantini Museum and Hauser & Wirth in St Moritz – celebrate the familiarity and alienness of its snowy peaks, waterfalls and lakes. Among them are paintings, drawings, and over-painted photographs, in which he accentuates the images with delicate lines, stains and splatters of colour, with astonishing results. His dazzling works are a Technicolor tribute to scenery with an undeniable pull.

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The Wick Culture - Gallery view of the 2025 Summer Exhibition
Photo: © David Parry/ Royal Academy of Arts
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Viewing RA Summer Exhibition 2025

The Wick Culture - Carrie Mae Weems, Painting the Town #17, 2021. Courtesy of the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York, Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco adn Galerie Barbara Thumm, Berlin
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Viewing Art Basel

The Wick Culture - Jenny Saville, Drift, 2020-2022, Private Collection. Courtesy of Gagosian and Jenny Saville
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Viewing Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting at The National Portrait Gallery

The Wick Culture - Rachel Jones, Gated Canyons, 2024. Photography by Eva Herzog
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Viewing Rachel Jones: Gated Canyons at Dulwich Picture Gallery

The Wick Culture - Gabriele Beveridge Stem, Hand-blown glass, 2025
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Viewing Self-Similar at Paul Smith Space

The Wick Culture - ‘The Start of the Story’ (Northamptonshire), 2022
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Viewing Nancy Cadogan: The Lost Trees at The Garden Museum