27 February 2019
27 November 2018
Hauser & Wirth Announce Independent Not For Profit Art Institute
Iwan Wirth, and Manuela Wirth, the Co-Founders of Hauser & Wirth, along with Marc Payot have announced the establishment of Hauser & Wirth Institute, an independent, non-profit private operating foundation dedicated to supporting art historical scholarship and to preserving and advancing the legacies of modern and contemporary artists through enabling greater public access to their […]
19 March 2018
Alexander Calder Hauser & Wirth Somerset
A major new solo exhibition of works by Alexander Calder (1898 – 1976), the majority of which have never before been exhibited in the UK is to take place at Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
30 November 2017
Eduardo Chillida Estate To Be Handled By Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth have announced worldwide exclusive representation of The Estate of Eduardo Chillida, Spain’s foremost sculptor of the twentieth century.
27 November 2017
22 May 2017
Philip Guston Laughing At Nixon While Living With Trump – Edward Lucie-Smith
Hauser & Wirth have demonstrated an impeccable sense of timing by presenting their Richard Milhouse Nixon show, ‘Laughter in the Dark, Drawings from 1971 & 1975’, first seen in their New York gallery in 2016 – that is to say actually before Donald Trump won the American presidency in December of that year.
15 May 2017
Philip Guston Nixon Drawings Revisited In The Age Of Trump – Hauser & Wirth
An exhibition of work by the American painter ‘Philip Guston titled Laughter in the Dark, Drawings from 1971 & 1975’, at Hauser & Wirth London opens this week.
15 May 2017
17 February 2017
Maria Lassnig New Painting Survey 1950 – 2007 At Hauser & Wirth London
A new survey exhibition of painting by Maria Lassnig, at Hauser & Wirth, spanning a period from the 1950s to the end of the artist’s life opens in early March.
14 December 2016
Djordje Ozbolt To Present New Solo Exhibition At Hauser & Wirth Somerset
Hauser & Wirth Somerset is presenting a new solo exhibition by Djordje Ozbolt, following the artist’s residency with the gallery in 2016, at The Maltings Studios in Bruton.
15 November 2016
Bourgeois Bliss in Somerset Edward Lucie-Smith Gets His Wellies On
I’ve just made a visit – a first but not the last, I hope – to the much talked about Hauser & Wirth set up near Bruton in Somerset. I already knew their rather grand gallery situated on Savile Row in London, where it jostles elbows, so to speak, with our city’s grandest purveyors of […]
10 May 2016
Philip Guston’s Last Decade of Abstraction Hauser & Wirth NY
This highly focused exhibition of thirty six paintings and fifty three drawings presents Philip Guston’s last decade of abstraction. The rugged forms and bravado brushstrokes are imbued with figurative possibilities, and the limited palette of gray black, salmon pink and verdant green have a prescient power, later revealed in Guston’s final and explosive figurative works. […]
17 March 2016
Paul Black Reviews: Mark Wallinger’s ID At Hauser & Wirth
Paul Black has visited Hauser & Wirth London, currently presenting Mark Wallinger’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. The artist’s latest offering is spread across both Savile Row spaces, hosting a presentation of new paintings and multi-media works. Wallinger utilises Sigmund Freud’s terms, id, ego and superego in an interrogation of the psyche, the self, […]
Eva Hesse, Louise Bourgeois: Among Nine Artists At Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth London draws together the work of nine artists in ‘Maisons Fragiles’, a group exhibition exploring themes of fragility, vulnerability and protection as they manifest in a variety of guises. Spanning 60 years of artistic practice, the exhibition includes work by Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Isa Genzken, Robert Gober, Eva Hesse, Roni Horn, […]
Photo Feature: Tetsumi Kudo Post-Apocalyptic Biomorphic Sculpture At Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth London are hosting an exhibition of works by Tetsumi Kudo (1935 – 1990) mounted in conjunction with Andrea Rosen Gallery. The installation was conceived with Olivier Renaud Clément. The exhibition presents a selection of work dating from the first ten years that Kudo spent in Paris (1963 – 1972). The seminal, room-size […]
Takesada Matsutani Notions Of Time And Movement Explored in New Exhibition
An exhibition devoted to internationally-admired Osaka-born, Paris-based artist Takesada Matsutani is to open in New York at Hauser & Wirth. Over a five-decade career that began with his participation in the Gutai Art Association and evolved to express the tangled complexities of a life lived between France and Japan, Matsutani has developed a unique visual […]
Philip Guston Estate To Be Exclusively Represented By Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth have announced that the gallery will now exclusively represent the Estate of Philip Guston, worldwide, following the closure of the McKee Gallery earlier this year. David and Renée McKee began working with Guston in 1974, and will continue to work closely with Hauser & Wirth, the artist’s daughter Musa Mayer and the Estate in an advisory capacity. […]
Mike Kelley: Kandors Series Explored In New York Exhibition
A major ‘Mike Kelley’ exhibition in New York has been announced by Hauser & Wirth. It will be the gallery’s first U.S. exhibition devoted to this influential artist. Organised in collaboration with the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts, it will focus exclusively on one of the most significant of Kelley’s later series, Kandors. These visually opulent, technically ambitious […]
Princess Eugenie Quits Paddle 8 To Join Hauser & Wirth London
Princess Eugenie, is set to leave her job at Paddle 8 in New York and take up the post of associate director at Hauser & Wirth London. A spokesperson from the gallery announced, “Princess Eugenie has joined Hauser & Wirth as an associate director, and we are delighted to have her as part of the team,” The Telegraph reported […]
Hauser & Wirth Presents Drawings By Roni Horn
Hauser & Wirth is devoting both its Savile Row galleries to a major presentation of drawings by Roni Horn. The exhibition is focused on three recent series; Or (2014), Hack Wit (2013 – 2014), and Remembered Words (2013). For Horn, drawing is a primary activity that underpins her wider practice. Her intricate drawings examine recurring […]
2 February 2015
Mira Schendel: Monotypes – Fluttering Between Fragility And Permanence
Hauser & Wirth London presents an exhibition of Mira Schendel’s Monotypes, curated by Taisa Palhares and organised with Olivier Renaud-Clément, this presentation examines a body of work that formed an essential and enduring part of Schendel’s wider practice. ‘Monotypes’ follows presentations of Schendel’s work at Tate Modern, London, England (2013), Fundação de Serralves, Museu de […]
Mira Schendel’s Monotypes To Open At Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth London presents an exhibition of Mira Schendel’s Monotypes. The show examines a body of work that formed an essential and enduring part of Schendel’s wider practice. ‘Monotypes’ follows acclaimed presentations of Schendel’s work at Tate Modern, in 2013. The Monotypes were initiated as a direct response to the materiality of Japanese rice […]
17 December 2014
Pipilotti Rist: Worry Will Vanish – Hauser & Wirth – Falling Into The ‘Kubrickian’
Hauser & Wirth presents two exhibitions of new video works by Pipilotti Rist, unveiled in parallel presentations across its London and Somerset galleries. For the artist’s London exhibition, ‘Worry Will Vanish’, Rist has transformed the gallery into a fully immersive, and sensory video environment. Projected against two walls, angled so the viewer feels that if […]
8 March 2014
Onnasch Collection: Tracing The History of New York’s Art Scene 1950-1970
What is the difference between a museum survey show, showcasing New York’s art scene between 1950 and 1970 and a viewing of a private collection spanning the same period? I would say the answer probably lies in the unabashed passion and freewheeling initiative of the collector, particularly if that collector is Reinhard Onnasch. Let’s face […]
23 February 2014
Hans Arp Franz West Myth, Body Interaction: Hauser & Wirth London
Hauser & Wirth on Savile Row’s current show, Chance – Form – Language (and a FRANZWESTigation), curated by Julian Heynen exhibits the works of both Hans Arp and Franz West. Arp was co-founder of the Dada movement in Switzerland and a significant figure in classical Modernism. The Hauser & Wirth show centers around the later […]
Alex Van Gelder: Photo Studies Of Slaughterhouse Animal Remains
‘African butchers don’t use electric saws as Europeans do but cut up the meat by hand which produces a variety of styles. The slaughterhouse was in the open air and in front of it a small market where they would sell the still warm meat. I worked there on and off for one year producing […]
Onnasch Collection Abstract Expressionism To Minimalism New London Exhibition
Throughout the autumn, Hauser & Wirth is devoting all three of its London galleries to a presentation of works from the collection of Reinhard Onnasch. A celebration of Onnasch’s longstanding passion for art and collecting, ‘Re-View: Onnasch Collection’ is curated by Paul Schimmel, a post-war scholar and the newly announced Partner of Hauser Wirth & […]
SP-Arte Brazil’s Leading Art fair Prepares For 2013 Opening
In the last few years Art in Brazil has been consolidated as one of most important markets in the world. This is reflected by a number of first rate art fairs cropping up in the country. SP-Arte has taken place since 2005 in São Paulo bringing together a mix of Modern and Contemporary art. In […]
Guillermo Kuitca Perspective Diagonals and Light Shifts Review
“Paris is a gigantic work to be consulted, a species of encyclopaedia. The shops, for example, have their language, there are shops that are like pages of newspapers or like the voice of an encyclopaedia- there are cheese shops that have on display hundreds of cheeses, all different, each with its name attached. A triumph […]
19 April 2012
Ron Mueck Proves His Worth At Hauser & Wirth REVIEW
Thomas Keane asks just how good is Ron Mueck really? Pretty good, actually! An exhibition of hyper-realist sculptor Ron Mueck is well-timed. Emerging in the mid-1990s under the patronage of Charles Saatchi – at that time when it was Saatchi’s prerogative to make lists of What’s-Hot-and-What’s-Not – Mueck is to all intents and purpose […]