Painters on Painting:
Amy Sherald
London — 24 Nov 2022
On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Amy Sherald. The World We Make,’ Hauser & Wirth London hosted a conversation between contemporary painters and their students.
London — 24 Nov 2022
On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Amy Sherald. The World We Make,’ Hauser & Wirth London hosted a conversation between contemporary painters and their students.
On the occasion of Hauser & Wirth’s Los Angeles iteration of the traveling exhibition, ‘The New Bend,’ curated by Executive Director & Chief Curator of The Kitchen, Legacy Russell, we welcomed LA-based textile artist Diedrick Brackens and fourth generation Gee’s Bend quilter Mary Margaret Pettway for a special conversation.
London – 2 Nov 2022
On the occasion of ‘Anj Smith: Where the Mountain Hare has Lain,’ we joined the artist, Alexander V. Petalas, the Founder, The Perimeter, London and Yates Norton, Curator at the Roberts Institute of Art in conversation.
London
In celebration of Amy Sherald’s first solo show in Europe, curator Ekow Eshun and art historian Jenni Sorkin join Sherald at Hauser & Wirth London to discuss the artist’s practice and the relevance of her work within the canon of historical portraiture. Featuring a series of small-scale and monumental portraits across both the gallery’s London spaces, this presentation is the artist’s largest to date with the gallery. Sherald is acclaimed for her paintings of Black Americans at leisure that have become landmarks in the grand tradition of social portraiture—a tradition that for too long excluded the Black men, women, families, and artists whose lives have been inextricable from public and politicised narratives.
New York, 69th Street
On the occasion of ‘Lorna Simpson. 1985 – 92,’ the artist joins Thelma Golden, Chief Curator and Director of The Studio Museum, and Zora Simpson Casebere in conversation at our New York, 69th Street gallery. Please enjoy the opportunity to hear from a personal perspective about the works on view in a conversation largely centered around work that Zora Simpson Casebere, Lorna Simpson’s daughter, has grown up knowing, but in many cases never seen in person.
On the occasion of ‘Christina Quarles. In 24 Days tha Sun’ll Set at 7pm,’ the artist’s first major solo exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, we joined the artist for a conversation between The New York Times story editor, Ismail Muhammad and writer and curator Simon Wu.
Hong Kong
On the occasion of his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, artist Nicolas Party is in conversation with art and culture journalist Aaina Bhargava to discuss his exploration into the complex and ever-changing relationship between man and nature, ‘sampling’ in the context of the confluence of sources he draws from, and the evolution of his distinctive aesthetic.
Live from Somerset – Friday 15 July 2022
As part of our ongoing commitment to facilitating dialogue and disseminating information with the global art community, ‘Sustainability in Action’ provided a dynamic platform for action-focused industry collaboration, dialogue and knowledge sharing. The lineup of speakers included artist Pipilotti Rist, Artists Commit; Art/Switch; Art to Acres; Christie’s; ClientEarth; Kate MacGarry; Frances Morris, Tate Modern; Gallery Climate Coalition; Hospital Rooms; KiCulture; Paul Tukey of Glenstone Museum and SUPERFLEX. The day-long conference was a hybrid, digital and in real life event, uniting international arts sustainability networks, hosted by Hauser & Wirth CEO Ewan Venters and chaired by art writer, broadcaster and The Art Newspaper correspondent, Louisa Buck.