Texts

At Charleston Intuitive And Mysterious

Review by Claudia Barbieri, Anrtlyst, September 2024

Anne Rothenstein in conversation with Katy Hessel 2024

interview with Katy Hessel

Preface by Sacha Craddock 2024

For 2024 catalogue for solo exhibition April 2024

Anne Rothenstein: Stories With and Against the Grain 2024

Simon Grant writes about Anne Rothenstein

A Life of their Own: Anne Rothenstein’s Paintings 2022

When Anne Rothenstein paints, something strange happens… Novelist Chloë Ashby writes about her work

The Mysteries of Mortal Existence: 2021

Richard Cork’s essay on Anne Rothenstein’s Spaces In Between exhibition.

The Company She Keeps: 2021

Mary-Kay Wilmers, editor of the London Review of Books writes about Anne Rothenstein’s work and cover designs for the paper.

A few disjointed thoughts on painting: 2019

Anne Rothenstein writes about her process.

Novelist Deborah Levy writes ‘…these are paintings that reward a great deal of looking. If their surface is deceptively decorous – mellow colours and sculptural shapes – they are also uncanny, both familiar and strange.’

Anne Rothenstein: 2016

Richard Eyre is reminded of a poem by Elizabeth Bishop: ‘Hoping to live days of greater happiness, I forget that days of lesser happiness are passing by.’

Living with Anne Rothenstein: 2003

The Hollywood scriptwriters David and Janet Peoples explain their admiration of Anne Rothenstein’s work. Their credits include Blade Runner and Unforgiven.

An Essay: 2001

Poet Jehane Markham writes of the ‘luminous and sombre, rich and mysterious’ qualities of the paintings.