Hauser & Wirth

Defiant strokes: Hauser & Wirth hosts Philip Guston's transitional work

By Aaron Peasley • Last updated 28 October 22

Modern family: face-to-face with Hauser & Wirth's New York artists

To hail Hauser & Wirth’s new 542 West 22nd Street home – scheduled to open this Autumn – we get up close and personal with 14 of its New York-based talents, seen through the lens of Brigitte Lacombe, with accompanying video portraits on Instagram

By Harriet Lloyd Smith • Last updated 28 October 22

Architecture Club designs a new atelier for artist Monika Sosnowska in Warsaw

An architectural exercise in purity and restraint, Polish sculptor Monika Sosnowska’s new atelier is a simple concrete volume, and the first-built project of Basel-based architects Karolina Slawecka and Pawel Krzeminski under their new studio. Photographed by Hélène Binet, the radically simple atelier was featured in the Smart Art-themed November issue of Wallpaper* magazine (W*248)

By Harriet Thorpe • Last updated 28 October 22

Wallpaper* celebrates architect Annabelle Selldorf’s tailoring collaboration

By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated 28 October 22

Home truths: Hauser & Wirth’s domestic bliss in Zurich

Hauser & Wirth's Zurich outpost takes a domestic turn for its winter exhibition

By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated 27 October 22

Master of plaster: Elisabeth Frink remembered at Hauser & Wirth Somerset

By Charlotte Jansen • Last updated 27 October 22

Existentialism and Indian design collide in Subodh Gupta’s latest New York show

By Pei-Ru Keh • Last updated 25 October 22

’Maison Fragiles’: Hauser & Wirth’s new show is an ode to vulnerability

Hauser & Wirth London draws together the work of nine artists in ‘Maisons Fragiles’, a group exhibition exploring themes of fragility, vulnerability and protection

By Ali Morris • Last updated 21 October 22

Art Basel Miami Beach 2014: big-ticket artists and collectors bring the Floridian fair to the fore

By Caroline Roux • Last updated 21 October 22

Amy Sherald’s vivid, triumphant portraits reframe Black personhood in Western art

In ‘The World We Make’ at Hauser & Wirth London (until 23 December), American painter Amy Sherald raises critical questions about the position of Black bodies in Western art

By Elisha Tawe • Last updated 21 October 22

The repulsion and allure of Takesada Matsutani’s 3D paintings

Since the 1960s, the trailblazing Japanese artist has been developing his distinctive language of bulbous, surreal and sensuous forms. A show at Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong highlights the artist’s remarkable career and enduring appeal

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith • Last updated 21 October 22

West Side Story: Hauser & Wirth’s new Chelsea outpost is big, clever and inclusive

An exclusive first look of Hauser & Wirth's forthcoming new building on Manhattan’s West Side, headlines our May 2020 issue (W*254). Designed by architect Annabelle Selldorf, 542 West 22nd Street is the first purpose-built, ground-up space for the Swiss mega-gallery. We went behind-the-scenes earlier this year, while the building was in its final stages of construction

By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated 21 October 22

Off the scale: Hauser & Wirth’s new West Coast outpost is an art behemoth

By Hunter Drohojowska-Philp • Last updated 21 October 22

Hauser & Wirth opens a new gallery in downtown New York

By Pei-Ru Keh • Last updated 21 October 22

Bharti Kher escapes to Somerset in search of solitude

The New Delhi-based artist presents an exhibition of new installation, painting and sculpture work following her 2017 residency at Hauser & Wirth Somerset

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith • Last updated 21 October 22

Singling out the solo booths to see at Frieze Los Angeles

Over 70 galleries will descend on Paramount Pictures Studio for the second edition of the West Coast art fair (14-16 February), anchored by an ambitious programme of special projects, film screenings, talks, and institutional collaborations

By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated 17 October 22

Frieze London 2016 takes a nostalgic turn, as galleries look back to the Nineties

By Emma O'Kelly • Last updated 17 October 22

Last chance to see: Frank Bowling's transatlantic takeover

Frank Bowling’s inaugural exhibitions with Hauser & Wirth London and New York celebrate six decades of the artist’s innovative abstraction. Catch the shows before they close, on 30 July (Hauser & Wirth New York) and 31 July (Hauser & Wirth London)

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith • Last updated 14 October 22

The Audley: a first look inside Artfarm’s new art-filled Mayfair pub

For its first London project, hospitality company Artfarm has given new life to the 18th-century Audley Public House which opens today in Mayfair. We offer a first look inside the new pub, which is a hub for history, community, hospitality and world-class contemporary art

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith • Last updated 13 October 22

Conversation piece: Hans Josephsohn and Peter Märkli meet at Hauser & Wirth

By Harriet Thorpe • Last updated 13 October 22

Anj Smith explores the beauty of nature’s ugliness in new solo exhibition

Artist Anj Smith explores the beauty of nature’s ugliness in her new solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London

By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated 13 October 22

Isa Genzken stages a flight of fantasy at Hauser & Wirth

At Hauser & Wirth, the alpha female of German sculpture steers us through notions of travel, social architecture and the human condition

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith • Last updated 13 October 22

Capitalist chaos: a major survey of Jason Rhoades takes Los Angeles by storm

By Charlotte Jansen • Last updated 12 October 22

Battle lines: in two new shows, artist Jenny Holzer proves that words are weapons

By Caroline Roux • Last updated 12 October 22