Helwaser Gallery presents postwar and contemporary art through a program that brings modern masters into dialogue with established and mid-career artists. Founded in Paris in 1986 and now based in New York, the gallery’s exhibitions connect art historical movements with contemporary practice.
The gallery has organized significant historical presentations, including a Jean Dubuffet retrospective and exhibitions dedicated to French Cubist masters such as Georges Braque, Jean Metzinger, and Pablo Picasso. Its 2008 relocation to New York was marked by Red, a group exhibition featuring works by Hans Hofmann, Andy Warhol, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Through its curatorial program, Helwaser Gallery fosters thoughtful encounters between artists, collectors, and audiences, with a focus on scholarship, connoisseurship, and lasting artistic relevance.
