Character Queequeg in the berth of a ship, on their knees, chest naked, stretching their right arm and fist up

Programmes

Hartwig Art Foundation supports artistic projects and engages in sustainable partnerships with local and international institutions, initiatives, makers and thinkers in an effort to stimulate the access to art for a wider audience.

Production Still (Tosh Basco as Queequeg), MOBY DICK; or, The Whale (2022), Dir. Wu Tsang, Prod. Schauspielhaus Zürich. Photo by Greg Amgwerd

A drawing of red and blue plastic shopping bags falling down, with words like 'Continue' and 'Thank you' written on them.

Upcoming

Social engagement, music, and an attention to language and dialogue characterise the work of Rory Pilgrim

13 Jul. — 27 Oct. 2024 | Centraal Museum in Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd

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Rory Pilgirim, A Giving Hand, collection Teylers Museum, Haarlem

Upcoming

Wu Tsang's film explores how the myth of Carmen intertwines with the performative worlds of flamenco and bullfighting

20 Jul. — 3 Nov. 2024 | MACBA, Barcelona

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Wu Tsang, La gran mentira de la muerte (2024). Photo Bella Cutugno Argudo

Ongoing

Hartwig Art Foundation and Performa, the internationally acclaimed organisation dedicated to live interdisciplinary performance by visual artists, are announcing a major institutional partnership.

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a red hand with three fingers opening a studded door

Ongoing

Hartwig Art Foundation and the Rijksakademie have launched a multi-year collaboration entitled Art in the Age of the Metaverse. The project began in February 2022 with a six-month research period in the field conducted by Leonardo Dellanoce and Arthur Steiner, from Memory Gems.

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Artwork: Kévin Bray, graphic design: Clara Lezla