André Thomkins (1930-1985), born in Lucerne, Switzerland, is among the most important Swiss artists of the second half of the 20th century. He has, however, remained an artists’ artist, known only to a few insiders, though enjoying a high reputation among fellow…
Louise Bourgeois is widely and justifiably considered one of the most important artists of the twentieth century. At the age of 90, her creativity remains undiminished. Her work encompasses a variety of art forms, ranging from painting, drawings and prints to installation…
Anri Sala, who was born in Tirana/Albania in 1974 and has lived in Paris since 1997, has come to the attention of a wide international audience within a short time through his video work. The artist has participated in the Venice Biennale,…
With its first exhibition in the New Year, the Galerie Hauser & Wirth is celebrating its tenth anniversary. This group show will present works of all the artists represented by the gallery: Louise Bourgeois, Dan Graham, Mary Heilmann, Eva Hesse, Richard Jackson,…
American artist Mary Heilmann (born 1940 in San Francisco, lives and works in New York) shows an exhibition of new oil paintings and works on paper at the Galerie Hauser & Wirth. Her abstract works, which she started in the 70’s, are…
Dan Graham (born in 1942, lives and works in New York) is one of the most important American artists of his generation. Currently a comprehensive retrospective of his work underlines his significance for the development of conceptual art and his influence on…
In his first exhibition at the Galerie Hauser & Wirth, Guillermo Kuitca (born 1961, lives and works in Buenos Aires) is showing new paintings revolving around the subject of the conveyor belt. Kuitca entered Argentina’s art scene with a first exhibition at…
Paul McCarthy (born 1945, lives and works in Los Angeles) is among the most important and influential artists of his generation in the US. This is evident from the current survey exhibition that toured from MOCA Los Angeles to the New Museum…
