Hauser & Wirth Institute fosters innovation and advances equity in the field of artists’ archives.

projects

Carolee Schneemann Oral History Interviews

The Carolee Schneemann Foundation (CSF), with the generous support of the Hauser and Wirth Institute, conducted an oral history project with nine artists and friends speaking on their relationships to and collaborations with Carolee Schneemann.
projects

Jesse Murry Papers

The Institute is processing and selectively digitizing the archive of painter, poet, and art critic Jesse Murry, and will support the Jesse Murry Foundation in finding a permanent home for donation of the collection.
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The Drawing Center

The Institute is digitizing a portion of the institutional archive of The Drawing Center, and facilitating the donation of the full archive to a major research library.
grants

EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop

EFA RBPMW will use their grant to complete a video-based oral history, "Creative Graphic Community: Oral Histories Project," to document founder Robert Blackburn (1920-2003) and the history of the community workshop.
grants
The Visual AIDS Archive Study Room, located in the Visual AIDS office in Chelsea

Visual AIDS

The Visual AIDS Archive Project and Artist Registry in New York, NY collects, preserves, and provides access to the personal papers, audiovisual materials, publications, and ephemera created, dealing with, or collected by artists living with HIV or those who have passed.