Hauser & Wirth

The Jameel Arts & Health Lab and Art Basel co-hosted a panel discussion this week to explore the transformative potential of artistic expression to improve our physical, mental and social health and wellbeing, bringing together artists, gallerists, researchers and policymakers. With our vice chairman, Fady Jameel, and head of arts and culture, Cléa Daridan, and opening remarks from Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz and Jameel Arts & Health Lab co-director Christopher Bailey, the panel comprised Lab co-directors Stephen Stapleton and Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT, artist Refik Anadol, Institut du monde arabe director of museums and exhibitions Nathalie Bondil and Hauser & Wirth senior director of learning Debbie Hillyerd. Main image (left to right): Debbie Hillyerd (Hauser + Wirth), Cléa Daridan (Community Jameel), Fady Jameel (Community Jameel), Noah Horowitz (Art Basel), Refik Anadol, Nisha Sajnani (Jameel Arts & Health Lab), Christopher Bailey (Jameel Arts & Health Lab), Nathalie Bondil (Institut du monde arabe), Stephen Stapleton (Jameel Arts & Health Lab).

Hauser & Wirth is partnering with The Drawing Center to support their education and community programs, including Drawing Connections and Drawing All-Stars 3.0. Drawing All Stars 3.0 participants recently visited Hauser & Wirth’s New York, Wooster Street gallery, drawing inspiration from the exhibition ‘Roni Horn.’ Selected student artworks were showcased at ‘Drawing Out’, The Drawing Center’s annual exhibition featuring works by NYC students, which was on view 23 May through 2 June 2024. 

Last week, The Art Business Conference returned to New York for a day of informative talks, workshops and networking. Debbie Hillyerd from Hauser & Wirth was joined by Laurie Tisch (Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund), Laval B. (Brooklyn Museum), Calder Zwicky (Artistic Noise) and Rika Burnham (Columbia University) for a panel on the Art of Public Engagement. Read more takeaways from the conference ⬇️

Welcoming George Rouy to the gallery, in collaboration with Hannah Barry Gallery 👋

Join us on 15 May at Marianne Boesky Gallery for an engaging panel discussion on climate action. Collin Hatton, Senior Director of Operations at Hauser & Wirth, will be joined by representatives from Galleries Commit, ADAA, and Marianne Boesky Gallery. Together, they will discuss their experiences implementing climate action in New York gallery spaces over the past year. This event is free and open to all. RSVP to events@boeskygallery.com

We are pleased to announce that the gallery has qualified as a 2023 Active Member with Gallery Climate Coalition (GCC) 🌿 To achieve Active status we demonstrated that our organization implemented environmental sustainability best practices in line with GCC guidance. We encourage all our peers and colleagues to visit the page below to learn more about the initiative and how to get involved ⬇

This June, we will open our new gallery in Basel with the first solo exhibition of Danish 19th- and early 20th-century master Vilhelm Hammershøi in Switzerland. 📍Located in the heart of Basel's old town, our new gallery space at Luftgässlein 4 occupies the ground floor of a former silk ribbon factory built in the 1880s.

Now open in London: ‘Robert Indiana for Yorkshire Sculpture Park,’ a benefit print exhibition presenting a sale of exceptional original prints by artist Robert Indiana. All proceeds from the exhibition will support the ongoing charitable work of Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

🌎 Just launched: Murmur, a registered charity, that enables the worlds of visual arts and music to play their part in combatting the climate crisis. Learn more down below ⬇️

🔜 William Kentridge’s new 9-episode series, ‘Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot’ to premiere in Venice in an installation curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev.