Hauser & Wirth

Final week to visit ‘Maeght Universe’ 🪐 at Chillida-Leku

The exhibition offers a dialogue between the works of Eduardo Chillida and some of the artists at , including Alexander Calder, Alberto Giacometti, Hans Arp, Barbara Hepworth and Joan Miró, among others.

These artists all played a pivotal role in the history of 20th-century sculpture, helping to better understand Chillida’s work and to place it in its art historical context.

Plan your visit https://hw.visitlink.me/2EBHZU

🌈 Don’t miss ’s new vibrant paintings at our West Hollywood gallery

Using her signature technique of streaming, pouring, and layering paint, Steir creates luminous pieces that extend her ongoing Waterfall series.

‘Pat Steir. Painted Rain’ is on view through 4 May. Plan your visit https://hw.visitlink.me/-R2L2W

Photos 📸 angelicasem, hughjohnroberts, eric_hjfa, angelicasem,, mary_lynn_buchanan, danejensen.art, alexnycsoho on IG

🟦🟥 Final month to visit in📍New York, 69th street: ‘Verena Loewensberg. Kind of Blue,’ the first solo exhibition in the United States dedicated to this singular 20th-century figure.

Be sure to check out Loewensberg’s two-toned paintings from the 1970s and 1980s on view on the first floor. Using closely related colors, the artist depicts monochromatic figures within overlapping squares.

Plan your visit until 27 April https://hw.visitlink.me/mRXT-e

👀 New works by , coming soon to our NY Wooster Street gallery.

In New York, Horn will present her latest series of works on paper and never-before-exhibited cast-glass sculptures, highlighting her enduring exploration of identity, meaning and perception https://hw.visitlink.me/L38Gtg

Mark your calendars for this spring's must-see exhibitions across the globe:

• 23 March ➡️ Museum Ludwig Köln
• 4 April ➡️ Hauser & Wirth Wooster Street, New York
• 2 May ➡️ Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
• 11 May ➡️ Hauser & Wirth Menorca

🔜 ’s new 9-episode series, ‘Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot’ will premiere in Venice in an installation curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev

📍Arsenale Institute for the Politics of Representation, Venice
📆 17 April - 24 November

This exhibition of thirty-minute episodes by Kentridge which were primarily created as a series for online viewing, is an experiment in embodiment and phenomenological experience in the digital age, and a reflection on what might happen in the studio of an artist today.

Learn more https://hw.visitlink.me/5mAiHZ

Now open 💥

Explore highlights from the fair, including works by , , , , and more https://hw.visitlink.me/6mqCTb

📌 Booth 1C21 📍Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre 📆 Through 30 March

◼️◽ Now open in Hong Kong: ‘Glenn Ligon’

The artist’s first solo exhibition in Greater China includes a continuation of his Stranger paintings, a new abstract painting series titled Static, and a series of untitled drawings on Kozo paper.

Plan your visit through 11 May https://hw.visitlink.me/r0R1_w

👻 ‘Mike Kelley. Ghost and Spirit’ is now open at K20 K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, traveling from Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection

Drawing from spiritualist notions, heavy metal, and Superman comics, employs imagery and myths from popular and subcultural realms to explore questions about humanity's place in society and the world.

For instance, in his Ectoplasm Photographs, Kelley showcases his fascination with spiritualist, symbolist, and pictorialist photography.

Plan your visit until 8 September https://hw.visitlink.me/nRuUPV

Last chance to visit ‘Uman. Darling sweetie, sweetie darling,’ closing next weekend at our London gallery.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Uman's canvases saturated with bright jewel tones alongside darker hues.

Pan your visit until 30 March https://hw.visitlink.me/zp0CLM

A pioneer in her field, radically reconceptualized sculpture as an imprint not only of memory but also of her own body.

? → Szapocznikow was among the first artists to work in more unconventional modern materials like polyester resin, typically used for industrial purposes.

Szapocznikow used polyester resin to create her ‘Breasts’ and ‘Lips’ series, disembodied casts of female body parts. More than five decades ago, Szapocznikow illuminated social injustices through her sculptures. Today, turning off lights symbolizes our planet's well-being, evolving from the artist's legacy.

💡This , switch off and give an hour for Earth at 8.30 pm your local time.

Learn more about the artist https://hw.visitlink.me/3wadYM

‘I used language because I wanted to offer content that people—not necessarily art people—could understand’—

Started in 1977, Holzer’s first major text work, ‘Truisms’ explores the idea of gathering and presenting information as art.

Did you know? → Holzer created nearly 300 of these statements, based on common sayings and clichés, and expressing many different points of view? She hoped they would prompt people to recognize and question the 'usual baloney they are fed' in daily life.

Learn more about the artist https://hw.visitlink.me/wU0vbX

Photo: Steven Siegel, New York, 1996

Catch our debut at The London Original Print Fair featuring a selection of contemporary editions by , , , , and more.

Drop by📍Somerset House

📌 Booth S9 Through 📆 24 March

Explore our presentation https://hw.visitlink.me/q0NIIw

Now open in London: ‘Robert Indiana for Yorkshire Sculpture Park,’ an exhibition featuring 19 previously unreleased serigraphs signed by the artist and printed between 2001 – 2011.

All proceeds from the exhibition will support the ongoing charitable work of Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Learn more and plan your visit through 20 April https://hw.visitlink.me/ZYC8Cc

Celebrating the arrival of spring 🌞 with the vibrant gardens of Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Hauser & Wirth Menorca and Chillida Leku designed by .

As Oudolf says, ‘It’s not just about beautiful flowers—it is about life. I don’t think there’s a better environment than gardens to talk about life.’

Experience ‘Fausto Melotti: Lightly. A Tribute to Italo Calvino’ at Santa Maria della Scala, celebrating the cultural and aesthetic bond between two friends, and , famed for their seemingly impossible balances.

📌 Final days to visit ‘Fausto Melotti. Jewelry,’ the first comprehensive survey of the Italian artist’s jewelry oeuvre at our Zurich, Bahnhofstrasse closing 23 March. 🔗 Plan your visit https://hw.visitlink.me/nEfU8S

1 Fausto Melotti in his studio in Milan, 70’s. Photo: Ugo Mulas © Ugo Mulas Heirs. All rights reserved
2-8 Installation view, Santa Maria della Scala, 'Fausto Melotti. In leggerezza. Un omaggio a Italo Calvino', Siena, Italy, 2023 - 2024. Photo: Roberto Marossi.

Now on display: The second installment of ‘Takesada Matsutani / Kate Van Houten. Paris Prints 1967-1978’ at our New York, 18th Street gallery.

Foregrounding hard-edge silkscreens in vibrant color, the show draws visitors into the intimate creative dialogue that has unfolded over half a century between two remarkable individuals in love with both artistic innovation and one another.

Plan your visit until 20 April https://hw.visitlink.me/0yyN__

‘By going between places, [the car] will generate things. It’ll snowball, take on a mythology and a history, and then at some point it’ll just stop. And that’ll be it, it’ll be a finished sculpture.’—

🏎️ Rhoades’ ‘DRIVE’ on display at Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles opens with The Parking Space, featuring a Chevrolet Caprice and Impala, a Ferrari 328 GTS and a Ligier microcar, parked in the gallery alongside a projection in which Rhoades discourses on his concept of the Car Projects with Hans Ulrich Obrist while driving around LA.

Plan your visit for the first installation of the year long exhibition https://hw.visitlink.me/_xQJ2p

🕯️ Explore ’s ‘Twenty Five Candles,’ (1993) included in RETROaction (part two),’ at Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles

Simpson recalls making the work in relation to the devastation of the AIDS crisis at the time. A segmented montage was created through the use of a large-format polaroid camera to capture an ephemeral moment with a sequence of unique 20 x 24 inch color Polaroids, photographs that have no negative.

‘RETROaction’ presents works from the early 1990s by Charles Gaines, Lorna Simpson and Gary Simmons, who all participated in the original ‘The Theater of Refusal: Black Art and Mainstream Criticism,’ as well as a new iteration of the exhibition, this time subtitled ‘Black Art and Reconstitution,’ presenting the work of ten artists who all embrace abstraction and materiality in their practice, selected by art historian, Ellen Tani, together with Gaines.

Plan your visit through 5 May https://hw.visitlink.me/5QEUqO

‘Cindy Sherman’ closing soon at our New York, Wooster Street gallery.

Don‘t miss ’s latest body of work, which combines a digital collaging technique that incorporates both black and white and color photographs with more traditional methods of transformation, like make-up, wigs and costumery.

‘In a new series of collages made by hand and with Photoshop, Sherman is as unrecognizable as she’s ever been, but the figures she depicts can’t be easily disentangled from herself,’ writes The New Yorker

Plan your visit through Saturday, 16 March https://hw.visitlink.me/uJPvlB

🔜 Starting 21 March, catch our debut at London Original Print Fair with an outstanding selection of contemporary and historical works. Dive into the prints by London-based artists , , , and explore historical works by , , , and more.

📍 📌 Booth S9
📆 21 – 24 March

Learn more about our presentation at https://hw.visitlink.me/UDYPnK

uses the figure—constrained and liberated—as a many-sided prism to examine and interrogate the contemporary crucibles of gender, fiction, and technology.

His work is a fever dream of amorphous, fluid embodiment: rhapsodic portraits of 21st Century desire, of physical dissonance, mystery and secrecy, ecstasy and turmoil, proximity, and distance.

Don’t miss work by the artist in ‘Present Tense’ on display at Hauser & Wirth Somerset through 28 April https://hw.visitlink.me/KzW_4s