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Born in 1958 in Ventura, California, Henry Taylor draws on a wide range of subjects to create a deeply personal visual language that is...

Henry Taylor was zooming east on the Ventura Freeway towards Pasadena, his pressed white dress shirt half open and the windows of his rented...

Jo Applin gives an insight into both Lee Lozano’s life and her work, contextualizing her practice and highlighting her response to the constraints...

Lee Lozano is one of the most innovative artists to have worked in America during the 1960s. Throughout her entire oeuvre, which spans a little...

A pioneer of the New Perennial Movement in gardening and landscape design, which emphasizes naturalistic plantings that work symbiotically with...

In continuation of Hauser & Wirth's long-standing commitment to education and ongoing collaborations with institutions such as Bath Schools of Art...

We are thrilled to present the first-ever digital screening of ‘Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf’ directed by Thomas Piper, exclusively...

Not Vital coined the word SCARCH, a portmanteau word, to describe his works between sculpture and architecture. They are conceived and executed...

The last joys of summer are ceding to cooler and darker days, making way for the autumn season at Hauser & Wirth Somerset. Every year, the local...

Piet Oudolf can be credited with helping to achieve a major shift in emphasis in planting design towards achieving a climactic display in late...

Make Hauser & Wirth Somerset is a destination for contemporary making and the crafted object. The latest exhibition, ‘Re.Use, Re.Think, Re...

The Big Draw is the world’s biggest annual drawing festival that takes place across schools, libraries, museums, artists groups, local councils,...

We are delighted to announce that Kirstin Claxton and Justin Serulneck have been chosen to take part in the 2019 Hauser & Wirth Residency Exchange...

On Thursday 28 March 2019, we had the great privilege of welcoming Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to Hauser & Wirth Somerset.

Hauser & Wirth Somerset is delighted to announce the participants for the 2019 International Curatorial Residency. The residency coincides with...

Born in Panorama City, California, in 1974 and currently living and working on the East Coast, Matthew Day Jackson's art grapples with big ideas...

Hauser & Wirth Somerset is proud to continue its support of the Architectural Drawing Summer School. Now in its third year, this innovative course...

The Oudolf Field is seen first through glass, framed by an enormous window at the back of the gallery. A small ornamental pond features in the...

Anri Sala’s Clocked Perspective (2012) towered over Oudolf Field when Durslade Farm first opened to the public in July 2014; the installation’s...

Hande Sever was selected to participate in the 2018 Hauser & Wirth Exchange Residency Program at Bath School of Art & Design, Bath Spa. An artist...

Hauser & Wirth Somerset is pleased to announce the opening of Make, a new gallery space at 13 High Street, Bruton, with Jacqueline Moore, formerly...

It was Piet Oudolf’s garden design for the 2011 Serpentine Pavilion in London that triggered a commission for a West Country contemporary art...

A virtual reality tour of ‘From the Stony River to the Sky’ at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, presenting almost 100 works by Alexander Calder, the...

Hauser & Wirth is delighted to announce that Andrew Cunningham and Hande Sever have been selected to take part in the 2018 Hauser & Wirth Exchange...

'You make the work, you blow life into the work and it becomes an animate, living entity on its own.'—Bharti Kher. From September to December...

Rashid Johnson employs a wide range of materials and images to explore themes of art history, literature, philosophy, and personal and cultural...

Piet Oudolf talks about his design for Hauser & Wirth Somerset, the large perennial meadow Oudolf Field. Encompassing the 1.5 acre meadow, Oudolf...

Hauser & Wirth Somerset is firmly embedded in the local community and rural landscape of Somerset. The gallery supports, collaborates and works in...

Durslade Farmhouse forms part of a group of Grade II listed farm buildings that date back to as early as c. 1760.