Hauser & Wirth Institute is processing the institutional archives of Brooklyn-based papermaking organization Dieu Donné.

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.

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.

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.

The Institute has processed and digitized the papers of American abstract painter Mary Dill Henry. This archive includes sketchbooks, photographs, letters, artist statements, press clippings, and records of Henry’s professional graphic design work.

This project brings together Hesse’s complete body of works on paper for the first time. It comprises almost 1,100 sketches, prints, and drawings realized between 1952 and the artist’s death in 1970, including around 350 works from her teenage and student years.

We are processing and digitizing the archive of Jason Rhoades. The archive comprises material documenting the artist's monumental, room-filling installations, along with slides, photographs, receipts, correspondence, drawings, notebooks, and audiovisual material.

Produced by the Institute in cooperation with the Estate of Franz Kline, this online catalogue raisonné provides free and open access to a definitive resource on Kline’s paintings from a watershed period in his career.