Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert

16/05/2026

TEFAF NEW YORK | Booth 314

Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert are delighted to present a stand dedicated solely to the British artist, Richard Smith (1931-2016).

New York
14 - 19 May 2026

Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue
NY 10065

13/05/2026

TEFAF NEW YORK | Booth 314

Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert are delighted to present a stand dedicated solely to the British artist, Richard Smith (1931-2016).

New York

Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue
NY 10065

08/05/2026

PATRICK HERON : 1950–54
Now open at 38 Bury Street

Focusing on a pivotal four-year period in Patrick Heron’s career, this exhibition traces the artist as he moved towards a new understanding of structure, space and colour particularly through close engagement with the School of Paris – Cézanne, Bonnard, Matisse and Braque. A stay in Cap d’Antibes in 1948-49, followed by a visit to Braque’s Paris studio the next summer, sharpened the direction of his painting.

‘Anemones and Lemon : 1950’, on loan from Leeds City Art Gallery () belongs to this important transitional moment. The still life shows Heron developing the method he described as ‘slotting’ planes of colour within a loose charcoal grid, balancing solidity and transparency while allowing colour itself to organise the composition.

7 May – 10 July

Monday – Friday : 10AM – 6PM
Saturdays: 11AM – 5PM (excluding Bank holiday weekends)

24/04/2026

Today, as Bridget Riley celebrates her 95th birthday, looks back on last year’s exhibition of her early black-and-white paintings and studies from 1961–1966. Curated in close collaboration with Bridget Riley and her studio, the show brought together five of the most significant early paintings alongside related studies, providing a rare insight into one of Riley’s most important periods.

Held New York space, the presentation marked sixty years since Riley’s inclusion in the landmark 1965 exhibition The Responsive Eye at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, for which the artist’s painting ‘Current’ (1964) featured on the catalogue cover.

17/04/2026

RACHEL WHITEREAD: on paper
is open through to 25 April

38 Bury Street
St James’s London
SW1Y 6BB

Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 11am-5pm

All works by Rachel Whiteread ©️ Rachel Whiteread

31/03/2026

RACHEL WHITEREAD: on paper
is open through to 25 April

38 Bury Street
St James’s London
SW1Y 6BB

Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 11am-5pm
CLOSED EASTER BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND (Friday 3 April - Monday 6 April)

All works by Rachel Whiteread ©️ Rachel Whiteread

27/03/2026

18/03/2026

RACHEL WHITEREAD: on paper
is open through to 25 April -Hibbert

38 Bury Street
St James’s London
SW1Y 6BB

Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 11am-5pm

All works by Rachel Whiteread ©️ Rachel Whiteread

10/03/2026

Between 1992-93, moved to Berlin on a DAAD Scholarship, which provided a grand apartment in Charlottenburg large enough to include a drawing studio. It was the light and openness of this space that enabled drawing to become central to her practice for the first time.

The apartment had five interconnecting rooms with beautiful wooden parquet floors and large French doors linking each space. Fascinated by the symmetry of the flooring, the way light reflected across its surface and the traces of wear over time, Whiteread began to draw the floors using correction fluid on graph paper.

Working slowly and building up layers over days, Whiteread described the process as ‘almost like casting a drawing’.

The parquet flooring became a recurring motif, reflecting Whiteread’s abiding curiosity about what lies beneath the surface too – the hidden structures that support the spaces we inhabit.

Rachel Whiteread: on paper

38 Bury Street
SW1Y 6BB

Mon-Fri 10:00 – 18:00
Sat 11:00 – 17:00

25/02/2026

‘RACHEL WHITEREAD: on paper’ opens this Friday, 27 February

Curated in close collaboration with , this exhibition explores the fluid relationship between drawing and sculpture, whilst outlining their physical and conceptual separation.

Many of the drawings exhibited date from the 1990s and have never been publicly shown. They range in surface and texture – glossy, grainy, transparent and bold – and possess a patina as tangible as that of her sculptures. The result is a rare glimpse into Whiteread’s guarded territory of thought where the touch of the artist’s hand is revealed.


38 Bury Street
St James’s London
SW1Y 6BB

Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 11am-5pm

All works by Rachel Whiteread ©️ Rachel Whiteread.

Photo 1: Black Tiles, 1994 (detail)
Photo 3: Floor, 1992 (detail)
Photo 5: Black bed, 1991 (detail)
Photo 7: Untitled (3 Hot Water Bottles), 1992 (detail)