At Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles, public engagement and education are centered around the gallery’s exhibitions, artists, public garden, and the history and resources found in our surrounding communities. Exhibition programs aim to instigate a dialogue between the works on view and our diverse audiences – artists, downtown residents, community partners, students, and faculty of Southern California schools and academic institutions.

We offer activities including walkthroughs, workshops, screenings, performances and special events, with an emphasis on sharing the resources of the gallery space for a broad range of family, youth and adult programs.

The restaurant is available for private hire, as is the Private Dining Room, an intimate space that hosts up to 12 guests.

The Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles Gallery Shop offers a curated selection of items with a focus on provenance and source: small makers, local craftspeople, community projects, artist collaborations and products from Hauser & Wirth galleries around the world.

In addition to offering exclusive collections from LA-based makers, unique Hauser & Wirth artist products, and exceptional items from our gallery and farm in Somerset, England, the Gallery Shop also features products from nonprofit organizations such as Piece by Piece and Rio Terà dei Pensieri.

Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles offers organized tours for groups of 10 or more. Reservations are required for group visits. Private tours are led by our trained gallery educators, also known as Invigilators, who use visual learning techniques to initiate dialogue with visitors and provide extensive information about our rotating exhibitions and artists. The gallery also encourages self-directed tours. Complete your reservation request by visiting www.hauserwirth.com/education or booking in person at our Information Desk at least two weeks in advance. You will be notified if we are able to accommodate your request within 5 business days of your submission.

For nonprofit organizations and public educational institutions, group tours guided by one of our Invigilators are free, but require a $50 deposit that will be refunded on the day of the tour. Bookings for all other private institutions and groups require a $50 fee to cover tour administration costs. Prices vary for groups that exceed 25 people.

Public Exhibition Tours
Every Saturday and Sunday at 1pm
Tours meet outside of South Gallery
Take a free, guided tour of the exhibitions with a gallery Invigilator who will use visual learning techniques to lead discussions about the works on view.

If you have questions or additional requests regarding your visit, please call our Education and Community Outreach department on +1 213 943 1620.

All public areas of Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles are accessible for wheelchair users. The gallery aims to be as accommodating as possible. If members of your group have disabilities or special needs, please contact the gallery in advance of your visit to discuss your requirements.

Restoration of the complex opened this 6,000 square foot central space – previously covered for over 60 years – to the sky above, creating a dramatic location for outdoor sculpture, informal gathering, and special events. A 25-foot tall Coast Live Oak, a native and protected species in California, anchors the middle of the complex. Partially covered walkways offer protected circulation within the site to the exhibition galleries, restaurant, garden, gallery shop, and bookstore.

Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles supports, collaborates and works in partnership with many local and international cultural organizations, museums, nonprofits, and universities: California State, Los Angeles, Garden School Foundation, California Institute of the Arts, Art + Practice, Piece by Piece, MADE by DWC, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Rio Terà dei Pensieri, ARTBOOK, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles Public Library, Los Angeles Review of Books, Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Southern California Institute of Architecture, and WordsUncaged.