Hauser & Wirth — Attraction in London

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I guess the gallery had some sort of event yesterday evening (October 10th) as I saw a lot of people crowding and queuing in front of it. Today morning, on my way to work, I saw the pavement in front of the gallery covered in cigarette butts and other litter. There were even some beer bottles lying around.

I’d like to ask the people running this place to have a little bit of respect towards the community in which they run their business and to at least clean up after their...

I’ve visited several times, most recently for the Amy Sherald exhibition. It’s generally free to visit and everyone working there is friendly, helpful and knowledgable. The building and interior itself is beautiful and is a great backdrop to some great exhibitions. There is a good selection of current and past exhibition books from this and other Hauser & Wirth locations. The London gallery is across two separate spaces a 20 second walk from one another so make sure you don’t miss...