On the occasion of ‘Pat Steir. Blue River and Rainbow Waterfalls,’ the artist’s inaugural exhibition at Hauser & Wirth, and first show in New York City since 2017, Sandbox Percussion performed a selection of Steve Reich percussion compositions in response to the works on view.
Zurich, Bahnhofstrasse 1
A performance and musical reading of ‘Eva Hesse. Diaries’ by performing artist Ruth Rosenfeld at Hotel Baur au Lac in celebration of the exhibition ‘EVA HESSE. Forms & Figures.’
The Adventures of the Wilderness People,
Hauser & Wirth Somerset,
11 - 12 August 2022
This August, Hauser & Wirth Somerset returned with the hugely successful Bristol Old Vic Youth Theatre Summer School.
Somerset — 2021
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.
Zoom – 15 Dec 2020
On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Lee Lozano’ at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, we joined Professor Melissa Rachleff, Barry Rosen and Jaap van Liere of The Estate of Lee Lozano, and Randy Kennedy, Director of Special Projects at Hauser & Wirth, for a discussion about the early years of Lee Lozano’s career, from emerging as an artist in Chicago to embedding herself within the New York art scene during the early 1960s.
Zoom – 14 Nov 2020
On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Rita Ackermann. Mama ‘20’ currently on view at Hauser & Wirth Zürich, and in anticipation of the release of Hauser & Wirth Publishers new monograph for the exhibition, we joined artist Rita Ackermann along with Curator Gianni Jetzer for a live virtual walkthrough and conversation.
Zoom – 28 Oct 2020
On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Matthew Day Jackson. Flowers, Windows and Thistles’ on view at Hauser & Wirth in Zurich, we joined artist Matthew Day Jackson and Hauser & Wirth Director of Special Projects, Randy Kennedy for a live virtual walkthrough and conversation on Zoom.
Somerset — 9 Oct 2020
On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Lee Lozano’, we invited Jo Applin to walk through the galleries and talk about the artist and her work. Selecting key works from the 41 drawings and paintings on show, Applin gives an insight into both Lozano's life and her work; contextualizing her practice and highlighting her response to the constraints of constitutional systems, disrupting dynamics of gender, power, money and politics.
