Tag: Hauser & Wirth

Pat Steir: Song

New paintings by the American artist, now 87, make their debut in this exhibition in Zurich
Rodney Graham: Getting It Together in the Country

A concise show of the late Canadian artist showcases his ability to find humour and poignancy in everyday characters and moments
Luca Massimo Barbero – interview: ‘Fontana is a pioneer of conceptual art not just sculpture, a poetic response to more mental experimentation’

As the second in a trilogy of exhibitions dedicated to Lucio Fontana takes place at Hauser & Wirth New York, Luca Massimo Barbero, who curated it in collaboration with the Fondazione Lucio Fontana, explains why the artist is so important…
Fausto Melotti: Theatre

The fascinating Italian modernist discovers his humanity through theatre.
Eduardo Chillida

The Basque sculptor’s geometry-defying, spatially expansive works fit snugly into the barns and grounds of Hauser & Wirth’s historic farmhouse
Becoming Gustav Metzger: Uncovering the Early Years, 1945-1959

Showing work from Metzger’s formative years, much of it rarely seen before, this exhibition sheds light on the artist’s search for his own artistic language before his ‘auto-destructive’ period
Ellen Gallagher: Ecstatic Draught of Fishes

Gallagher takes the viewer down into her watery world, where mythology, history and nature collide, in five new, visually compelling works
Nicole Eisenman: Where I Was, It Shall Be

Nicole Eisenman’s first solo UK presentation for Hauser & Wirth Somerset showcases her large sculptures and new innovative pulp paper works
Rashid Johnson: Waves

Is the message of Rashid Johnson’s new show helped or hindered by the repetitive motifs and elaborate detail?
Stefan Brüggemann – interview: ‘The language in the work adapts to the consciousness of the public’

The artist explains why he has painted a building in Folkestone in gold leaf and scrawled OK across it and talks about his forthcoming show of gold paintings done during lockdown, a period that spurred him on to great creativity