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To celebrate the opening of ‘Philip Guston. Transformation’ at our St. Moritz gallery, we are thrilled to present an online screening of ‘Philip...

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

On the occasion of her exhibition ‘Highway, Oceans, Daydreams’ at our Southampton gallery, Heilmann talks about her love of the ocean and her...

To celebrate Ida Applebroog’s solo exhibition ‘Applebroog Birds’ at our New York gallery on West 22nd Street, we are thrilled to present an online...

The influential art dealer Konrad Fischer (1939-1996) once said that a gallery’s primary goal should be ‘to keep the family informed,’ by which he...

From her studio in upstate New York, Rita Ackermann is working on her latest body of work—a continuation of her Mama series—consisting of...

Organized in close collaboration with Luchita Hurtado earlier this year, the artist's son and fellow artist Matt Mullican guides us through the...

To celebrate the opening of Rashid Johnson’s solo exhibition ‘Waves’ at Hauser & Wirth London, and this year’s digital edition of Frieze London,...

From Dada to Geometric Abstraction, Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s radical approach to abstraction makes her one of the most important artists of the...

A seminal figure in the shift to abstraction that transformed twentieth-century American art, this documentary provides an introduction to the...

Stefan Brüggemann’s work deploys text in conceptual installations, rich with acerbic social critique and a post-pop aesthetic. Gold leaf functions...

The 2016 documentary ‘Eva Hesse’ sheds light on the artist’s far-reaching career in the 1960s and beyond, as a pioneer of post-minimalism in...

This never-before-seen archival footage of American artist John Chamberlain is from a short film recorded over two days in South Florida by two...

The digital premiere of the artist’s short film highlights endangered species living near Mount Kilimanjaro in Kenya.

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

The standing walls didn’t only challenge perceptual boundaries; they dissolved them. In so doing, they formed a critical part of Bell’s...

Tracing his contribution to the evolution of conceptual art through nine of his ‘Ambienti spaziali’, Curator Luca Massimo Barbero walks us through...

Comprised of new paintings, sculptures, site-specific murals, and an architectural installation, ‘Sottobosco’ transforms our Los Angeles gallery...

Presenting five new paintings for her first presentation with Hauser & Wirth, Singer combines gesso paint with digital and manual techniques to...

For the first in a trilogy of exhibitions, Fontana's revolutionary ‘Ambienti spaziali’ come to Los Angeles.

In 1955, Picasso moved to La Californie, a villa in Cannes, where he lived and worked until 1961. This was a time of creative experimentation for...

‘My work has consistently been filled with contradictions. Contradictions tend to be the thing that makes an artist’s practice most interesting....

At home in Somerset, Sir Don McCullin CBE talks about photographing the landscape ahead of his exhibition ‘The Stillness of Life’ at Hauser &...

Inside the last home and studio of Louise Bourgeois, former studio assistant to the artist Jerry Gorovoy speaks to art historian Diana Widmaier...

‘My tool box is all I have. You know, I only have the tools that I brought with me, so I'm going to continue to use them. And when I add another...

‘The rhythm of painting should be like gasps of breath when life chokes us’, Maria Lassnig wrote in 1951, when her artwork was beginning to forge...

Never-before-seen footage of Philip Guston in 1971 with poet friend Clark Coolidge by documentary filmmaker Michael Blackwood is being shown for...

On the occasion of her first exhibition with the gallery, we visited Amy Sherald in her studio as she put finishing touches on eight new...

Inside his Los Angeles studio, Mark Bradford talks mythology, the civil rights movement and the urban jungle in his latest paintings, ahead of his...

At home in Milan, Achille Mauri, brother of Fabio Mauri, traces the cultural scenes of post-war Rome and Milan, a time when these two cities were...