Hauser & Wirth

Monaco

Located in the heart of Monaco, near the historic Hôtel de Paris and part of the Côte d’Azur art trail, the spectacular exhibition space, a 290 sq.m. cube with 9-meter-high walls, lit from above by a dramatic skylight, hosts a diverse programme of exhibitions and events for the local community and international visitors to the region.

On View this Fall

‘Surreal Legacies’ is on view through Saturday 21 December.

Exhibitions are free to attend. No advance booking necessary.

Plan your visit

The gallery is open Tuesday – Saturday, 10 am – 6 pm

The gallery will be closed on Friday 1 and Saturday 2 November

+377 92 00 04 20
monaco@hauserwirth.com
Contact Hauser & Wirth

One Monte-Carlo Place du Casino 98000 Monaco

On Foot   Hauser & Wirth Monaco’s entrance is located in One Monte-Carlo, between Allée des Boulingrins and Avenue la Costa. 

By Public Transport  Plan your trip using Citymapper.

Free entry. No booking necessary.

The following lots are suggested for their proximity to the gallery: Casino, St Charles, Roqueville. Hours and rates may vary. Click here for a map of public car parks.

Hauser & Wirth Monaco is wheelchair accessible. The gallery aims to be as accommodating as possible – if you or member(s) of your group require any special accommodations due to a disability, please contact the gallery in advance of your visit to discuss your requirements.

Dogs on leashes are welcome on site.

What's on in Monaco?

26 September – 21 December 2024

SURREAL LEGACIES

The exhibition concentrates on the work of women artists, a strength of the gallery’s program and within Surrealism as it developed. Although the movement began as a predominantly male group of artists, latterly the importance of women within, on the periphery of and following the Surrealist movement has been increasingly recognised. This has been identified...

26 September – 21 December 2024

SURREAL LEGACIES

The exhibition concentrates on the work of women artists, a strength of the gallery’s program and within Surrealism as it developed. Although the movement began as a predominantly male group of artists, latterly the importance of women within, on the periphery of and following the Surrealist movement has been increasingly recognised. This has been identified...

About Monaco

Located in the heart of Monaco, near the historic Hôtel de Paris, Hauser & Wirth’s new gallery features a spectacular main exhibition space, a 290 sq.m. cube with 9 meter high walls, lit from above by a dramatic skylight. The conversion of the site has been conducted by Selldorf Architects, New York, which has collaborated with Hauser & Wirth on its spaces internationally since the founding of the gallery in 1992. In Monaco, Hauser & Wirth occupies the lower spaces of a building designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and owned by the Société des Bains de Mer.