Gary Simmons
Simmons uses imagery drawn from popular culture
Monday to Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Hauser and Wirth
Amy Sherald: The World We Make
Amy Sherald, one of the defining contemporary portraitists in the United States, unveils a suite of new paintings in a major exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London, marking the artist’s first solo show in Europe.
Tue – Sat 10 am – 6 pm
Mark Bradford: Monumental Excavations Of Humanity Hauser & Wirth – Sooz Belnavis
I am a painter, and as a painter, I tend to look at other painters work, under the scrutiny of deciphering the surface, the pictorial plane. The sheer vastness of American Artist Mark Bradford leaves me breathless and dazed.
7 October 2019
Mark Bradford: Cerberus
‘Cerberus’ is Mark Bradford’s first exhibition at Hauser & Wirth in London and extends across the entirety of the gallery’s spaces. The exhibition of new work, including the film ‘Dancing in the Street’ (2019), sees Bradford return to ancient mythology, a consistent source of inspiration for the artist.
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Keith Tyson: Life Still
‘Life Still’, an exhibition of new paintings by Keith Tyson. The series of works displayed have a shared subject matter; they are all flower paintings.
Tuesday–Saturday: 10am–6pm
Martin Creed: Toast
An exhibition by Martin Creed entitled ‘Toast’ which includes new sculpture, painting, drawing, tapestry, video, live action and music. Creed has become known for hugely varied work which is by turns uncompromising, entertaining, shocking and beautiful.
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
On Collecting Panza Collection Archives
This exhibition, project space and series of events explore the archives and practices of internationally renowned collectors Giuseppe and Giovanna Panza.
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Spiegelgasse (Mirror Alley)
Referring to the address of Cabaret Voltaire – the birthplace of Dada in Zurich, Switzerland – ‘Spiegelgasse (Mirror Alley)’ presents the works of Swiss artists from the 1930s to the present day
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Lorna Simpson: Unanswerable
Lorna Simpson’s inaugural exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London, ‘Unanswerable’, features new and recent work across three different media: painting, photographic collage and sculpture.
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Marcel Broodthaers: Un Jardin d’Hiver
Marcel Broodthaers’ ‘Un Jardin d’Hiver’ (A Winter Garden) (1974), is a seminal installation belonging to the artist’s Décors series created in the last years of his life.
Monday – Sunday 10 am – 6 pm
More Dimensions Than You Know: Jack Whitten, 1979 – 1989
Hauser & Wirth’s first London exhibition with Jack Whitten, the American abstractionist celebrated for his innovative processes of applying and transfiguring paint in works equally alert to materiality, politics and metaphysics.
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Maria Lassnig Seamlessly Melding Figurative and Abstract Painting Hauser and Wirth London
There is no doubt that Maria Lassnig can paint. Whatever style from her early abstracts through to her figuration she handles paint fluently, her palette choices are selected with ease and confidence and show a debt to her Austrian heritage with more than a nod to Egon Schiele’s expressionist compositions and Oskar Kokoschka’s vivid colours and the European avant-garde. Her gestural brushstrokes are spontaneous, informal and expressive.
1 March 2017
Mike Kelley Foundation To Be Represented By Hauser And Wirth
The Swiss gallery Hauser and Wirth is to represent the Mike Kelley Foundation worldwide, the gallery and foundation jointly announced… Read More
30 January 2015
Rita Ackermann A Largely Ritualised Act Of Painting
Review – The language of painting, says John Berger, “is capable of expressing spiritual experience but always within a concrete… Read More
4 October 2012
Hail King Paul McCarthy
Paul McCarthy’s energetic new London exhibition at Hauser & Wirth does not disappoint, turning out to be one of… Read More
16 November 2011