Hauser & Wirth Paris Opens Sixth Invite(s) Exhibition Featuring Arthur Gillet Through September 26
The Facts
Hauser & Wirth Paris has opened the sixth edition of its Invite(s) initiative, a solo exhibition of works by French artist Arthur Gillet. Organized with Olivier Renaud-Clément, the show is on view through September 26, 2026, with an opening reception on September 3. Gillet (born 1986) presents paintings on copper that explore language, identity, and communication, drawing on his upbringing with deaf parents and his father's work in a television factory. Works include 'La naissance de l'écriture' and 'Le Regard,' and the exhibition is accompanied by a text from Patricia Falguières, a member of La Collective Greater Paris.
The Signal
The Invite(s) program reflects Hauser & Wirth's strategy of using its gallery spaces to amplify voices outside its core roster, fostering a sustainable art ecosystem. Gillet's practice, which engages with queer activism, deaf culture, and the politics of surveillance, positions him within a generation of artists addressing the intersection of technology and marginalization. The Paris location underscores the gallery's commitment to local creative communities, offering wider visibility for emerging practices.
- Artists: Arthur Gillet
- People: Olivier Renaud-Clément, Patricia Falguières
- Galleries: Hauser & Wirth
- Locations: Paris
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