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‘Start from the ugly ... and the uglier you make it, you attain, you squeeze out of it, that kind of beauty.’—Leon Golub Earlier this year, we presented ‘Leon Golub. Et In Arcadia Ego. Conceived by Rashid Johnson’ at our New York, 22nd Street gallery. This exhibition took the work of late American master @LeonGolub as a starting point to consider artists’ approaches to issues of conflict and uncertainty. Excerpt from ‘Golub: Late Works Are The Catastrophes‘ (2004). Directed by Jerry Blumenthal and Gordon Quinn © 2024 Kartemquin Educational Films Artwork © The Nancy Spero and Leon Golub Foundation for the Arts @RashidJohnson #LeonGolub #HauserWirth

⬅️ Swipe left to view ‘Jean-Michel Basquiat. Engadin,’ now open at our St. Moritz gallery. Exploring various artistic motifs that combine the natural and cultural landscape of the Engadin with the metropolis of New York, Basquiat’s first solo exhibition is dedicated to the paintings he created in and inspired by his visits to Switzerland. As highlighted by @itslucydavies in @financialtimes, ‘Basquiat also drew on a very different landscape, that of the Engadin Valley in Switzerland. Its mountains, sports, and traditions became a significant part of his visual language. Even the local bratwurst makes an appearance.’ See ‘Jean-Michel Basquiat. Engadin,’ at our St. Moritz gallery through 29 March 2025. 🔗 Link in bio to plan your visit. 1,3,5-9 Installation views, ‘Jean-Michel Basquiat. Engadin,’ Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz, 2024 © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York. Photos: Stefan Altenburger Photography Zürich 2 Jean-Michel Basquiat and Cora Bischofberger, Pakiderm 3, 1983. Cora Sheibani-Bischofberger Collection © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York. Photo: Werner Schnueriger 4 Jean-Michel Basquiat, Bull Show Twom (detail), 1983 Bischofberger Collection, Männedorf-Zurich © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York.   #JeanMichelBasquiat #Basquiat #HauserWirth #StMoritz #Engadin #BasquiatOfficial @basquiatofficial

📍London • On the occasion of ‘Jack Whitten. Speedchaser,’ we hosted an engaging discussion on painting with artists, tutors, and students, exploring responses to Whitten’s groundbreaking work. ‘Painters on Painting’ invites university students and young people to join informal conversations about contemporary painting and artistic processes, fostering open dialogue and fresh perspectives. Watch the full discussion at the link in bio. #HWOnFilm #HauserWirthOnFilm #HauserWirth #JackWhitten #HWLearn @karolinaalbricht @harminderjudge @joshuauvieghara @henzward

See ‘RITA ACKERMANN + HARMONY KORINE’ at 📍@marialeufffoundation in New York. This exhibition showcases 18 unique collaborative silkscreen prints and a single painting by Rita Ackermann and Harmony Korine. Plan your visit until 19 April 2025 at the link in bio. Installation views, ‘RITA ACKERMANN + HARMONY KORINE’, The Maria Leuff Foundation, 2024 #HarmonyKorine #RitaAckermann

‘The idea of fluidity of form feels like a very painterly concept to me, a bit like creating seemingly solid figures out of wet paint.’—#FloraYukhnovich, born #onthisday. @flora_yukhnovich’s art boldly explores materiality and process as vehicles for meaning, with cascading and swirling forms evoking rhythm and energy to flow between representation and abstraction. 🌲 Don’t miss the final month to visit ‘Flora Yukhnovich: Into the Woods,’ on view through 19 January 2025 at📍@ordrupgaard in Denmark. Learn more about the artist at the link in bio. 1 Portrait of Flora Yukhnovich, 2024. Photo: Kasia Bobula (@kasiabobula) 2 ‘Flora Yukhnovich: Into the Woods,’ Ordrupgaard Museum. Photo: @paulskovbakke 3 Flora Yukhnovich Baby, she’s got it!, 2022 4 ‘Flora Yukhnovich: Into the Woods,’ Ordrupgaard Museum. Photo: @lise.s.knudsen Artwork © Flora Yukhnovich. Courtesy the artist, Hauser & Wirth and Victoria Miro #HauserWirth #Birthday

Step inside #DanielTurner’s upstate New York studio in the latest film from @ursulamagazine’s Material series, which examines how artists transform raw materials. Turner, known for drawing inspiration from the atmosphere of sites and the spirit of objects, reflects on how his work attempts ‘to elicit an emotion out of an emotionless material.’ For his debut exhibition at @macshornu in Belgium, ‘Compresseur,’ Turner repurposes metals extracted from the historic Prison de Forest in Brussels. Watch the full film at the link in bio. Images: Taken on location at Prison de Forest in Belgium; Fonderies de la Scarpe in France; Turner’s studio and Fourth State Metals, both in upstate New York. Photos by: Jérôme André, Thomas Richard Mertens (@thomasrichardmertens), Oresti Tsonopoulous (@orestionline) and Daniel Turner. Filmed by: Steffen Verpoorten, Oresti Tsonopoulos (@orestionline) and Kris Van de Voorde #HauserWirth #UrsulaMagazine #HWOnFilm #HauserWirthOnFilm

Final weeks to see works by @georgerouy in London! ‘George Rouy. The Bleed, Part I’ includes a new body of work continuing the artist’s inquiry into collective mass, multiplicities and movement, and human modes of existence. See the exhibition through 21 December. Learn more at the link in bio. 2 George Rouy, Formless Being, 2024 3 @veronicamimoun_studio 4 George Rouy, Phantom, 2024 5 Photo by: @gaart_co 6 George Rouy, Flash Thought, 2024 8 George Rouy, Absence (detail), 2024 9 Photo by: @alexgrobstein 10 Photo by: @artplace_____ 11 George Rouy, From The Cradle (detail), 2024 12 George Rouy, Poseur (detail), 2024 © George Rouy #GeorgeRouy #HauserWirth

🗻 Join us for ‘Jean-Michel Basquiat. Engadin,’ opening tonight from 6 – 8 pm at our St. Moritz gallery. This exhibition explores Basquiat’s connections to Switzerland, including his fascination with the Engadin region, which inspired works reflecting the Swiss Alpine landscape and culture. After his first exhibition with @galeriebrunobischofberger in 1982, Basquiat began incorporating influences from both New York City and Switzerland into his work—motifs like ski lifts, fir trees and mountains. His visits to Switzerland, particularly to Zurich and St. Moritz, allowed him to experience the contrast between the bustling energy of New York and the quiet, overwhelming beauty of the Engadin’s landscape. Plan your visit at the link in bio. 1 Jean-Michel Basquiat, Brook Bartlett and Bruno Bischofberger at the Cresta Klubhaus in St. Moritz on January 30, 1983 Photo: Christina Bischofberger © Galerie Bruno Bischofberger, Männedorf-Zurich, Switzerland 2 Jean-Michel Basquiat, Bull Show Two (detail), 1983 © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York Bischofberger Collection, Männedorf-Zurich 3 Jean-Michel Basquiat / Andy Warhol / Francesco Clemente, In Bianco (detail), 1984 © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Licensed by Artestar, New York © Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz Picasso — FABA — 2024 #HauserWirth #JeanMichelBasquiat #Basquiat #StMoritz #BasquiatOfficial @basquiatofficial

Revisiting some of our favorite moments from📍Venice at the 60th #BiennaleArte2024 🇮🇹 • Berlinde De Bruyckere → Abbazia di San Giorgio Maggiore • Zeng Fanzhi → Scuola Grande della Misericordia • Anna Maria Maiolino → Giardini and Arsenale • Mark Bradford → Hauser & Wirth Publishers Bookstore • Pierre Huyghe → Punta Della Dogana—Pinault Collection • William Kentridge → Arsenale Institute for the Politics of Representation 1 ‘Berlinde De Bruyckere. City of Refuge III,’ Abbazia di San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, 2024 © Berlinde De Bruyckere. Photo: @impressive_xinstant 2 ‘Near and Far/Now and Then. New works by Zeng Fanzhi,’ Scuola Grande della Misericordia, Venice, Italy, 2024 © Zeng Fanzhi. Photo: @ioana_chira 3 Anna Maria Maiolino inside her installation at Biennale Arte 2024. Photo: Lee Pretious (@leepretiousstudio) 4 🎥 @leepretiousstudio 5 Installation view, ‘Mark Bradford: Process Collettivo’, Hauser & Wirth Publishers Bookshop, Venice, Italy, 2024. Photo: Stefan Altenburger Photography Zürich 6 Still from Pierre Huyghe, Camata, 2024 – ongoing © Pierre Huyghe 7 Installation view, Biennale Arte 2024; Stranieri Ovunque - Foreigners Everywhere © Anna Maria Maiolino. Photo: Stefan Altenburger 8 🎥 @leepretiousstudio @abbaziasangiorgiomaggiore @palazzo_grassi #BerlindeDeBruyckere #ZengFanzhi #AnnaMariaMaiolino #MarkBradford #PierreHuyghe #WilliamKentridge #Venice #VeniceBiennale #Venice2024

Join us in wishing a happy birthday to @mikarottenberg 💚 Rottenberg is devoted to a rigorous practice that combines film, architectural installation and sculpture to explore labor and value in today’s hyper-capitalist world. Her latest works transform over a ton of discarded plastic, collected with the Inner City Green Team in Harlem, into modular systems woven with invasive bittersweet vines. Playfully dubbed ‘eco rococo,’ these works give new life to toxic and invasive materials. Learn more about the artist’s practice at the link in bio. 1 Mika Rottenberg and Garlan Miles construct the bar, sculptures and lamps that are to adorn Manuela restaurant in SoHo, NYC. Photo: ©2024 Oresti Tsonopoulos (@orestionline) 2 Excerpt from ‘Mika Rottenberg: Plastic’ (2024). Directed by Oresti Tsonopoulos (@orestionline) 3 Mika Rottenberg, Chandelier for Manuela, 2024. Photo: Dave Watts. Courtesy of Manuela New York 4 Mika Rottenberg at Museum Tinguely, Basel, 2024 5 Mika Rottenberg, Lampshares, 2024. Photo: Pete Mauney 6 Installation views, Rotten Bar, Hauser & Wirth New York 22nd Street, 2023 © Mika Rottenberg. Photos: Sarah Muehlbauer #MikaRottenberg #Onthisday #HappyBirthday

See work by #ThomasJPrice, #LornaSimpson, #AmySherald and #HenryTaylor included in ‘The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure’ at @philamuseum. Traveling from the @nationalportraitgallery, the exhibition features Black and African diasporic contemporary artists who use figurative painting, drawing and sculpture to illuminate and celebrate the nuance and richness of Black contemporary life. Link in bio to plan your visit through 9 February 2025. 1 Installation view, Thomas J Price, As Sounds Turn to Noise, 2023, Philadelphia Museum of Art © Thomas J Price. Photo: Albert Yee. Courtesy the Philadelphia Museum of Art 2 Lorna Simpson, Rope Chain (detail), 2021. © Lorna Simpson Photo: James Wang 3,5 Photos: Albert Yee. Courtesy the Philadelphia Museum of Art 4 Henry Taylor, Right hand, wing man, best friend, and all the above! (detail), 2023 © Henry Taylor. Photo: Nicolas Brasseur 6 Amy Sherald, Sometimes the king is a woman, 2019 © Amy Sherald. Photo: Joseph Hyde @thomasjprice__ @asherald @lornasimpson @chinatowntaylor

Sculptural slopes with #AlexanderCalder in the Swiss Alps in 2017 🏔️ ‘Calder in the Alps’ was an exhibition of outdoor monumental sculptures by the artist comprising stabiles from the 1960s and 1970s, situated against Gstaad’s dramatic mountainous landscape. #Didyouknow? → This was the first time this remarkable body of work was exhibited in Switzerland. Learn more about the artist at the link in bio. Installation view, Alexander Calder, Four Planes Escarpé and Six Planes Escarpé, both 1967, Gstaad, Switzerland, 2017. Photo: Jon Etter © 2024 Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York @calderfoundation #HWLearn #HauserWirth