Zoom — 7 Jul 2020
Hauser & Wirth was pleased to co-host a virtual panel discussion with Printed Matter: ‘The Theater of Refusal in the Age of Liberalism,’ featuring artist Charles Gaines, along with Rhea Anastas, Naima Keith, David Platzker and Cauleen Smith, and introduced by David Senior. The program was originally planned to take place at the 2020 LA Art Book Fair to discuss the launch of Gaines’s recent monograph
Somerset — 2020
If you are a student in Year 1 or 2 of your A levels, and you have an interest in studying architecture this is a great opportunity to learn more about the subject with some of the best lecturers teaching architecture in the United Kingdom.
London - 19 Nov 2019
Our latest event in collaboration with The White Review took place on 19 November 2019 alongside Mark Bradford’s exhibition, ‘Cerberus’, at Hauser & Wirth London. This discussion brings together a panel of writers and critics who explore the potential for abstraction to disrupt and create new forms of expression, across visual and literary work.
‘We Do, We Undo, We Redo’ was a one-off performance at Hauser & Wirth Somerset in 2019 that responded to the exhibition ‘Unconscious Landscape. Works from the Ursula Hauser Collection’. The experimental play was developed over the course of two weeks during the Bristol Old Vic Youth Theatre Summer School by a group of young people aged 11 - 16 years old. Led by director and choreographer Maisie Newman, the students explored themes of identity, gender and the work of Louise Bourgeois resulting in a unique showcase that incorporated colourful costumes, props, spoken word, music and dance. Since opening in 2015, Hauser & Wirth Somerset has run the annual theatre summer school in partnership with Bristol Old Vic Theatre, as part of the education programme.
‘Curating Private Art Collections’ was a one-day symposium that invited five curators overseeing international private collections to Hauser & Wirth Somerset on occasion of the exhibition ‘Unconscious Landscape. Works from the Ursula Hauser Collection’.
London - 28 May 2019
Hauser & Wirth Publishers was delighted to welcome leading poets and novelists Lavinia Greenlaw and Katharine Kilalea for a discussion on 28 May 2019, taking as its cue the exhibition László Moholy-Nagy, on writing across formal disciplines, the relationship between poetry and architecture, and responding to art through writing. The discussion was moderated by Ben Eastham, associate editor at ArtReview and founding editor of The White Review.
Somerset — 2019
If you are a student in Year 1 or 2 of your A levels, and you have an interest in studying architecture this is a great opportunity to learn more about the subject with some of the best lecturers teaching architecture in the United Kingdom.
This resource has been produced to accompany the exhibition 'Catherine Goodman. Eve’ at Hauser & Wirth Somerset from 19 January until 6 May 2019.
