Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles is a contemporary art gallery in the Los Angeles Arts District, occupying a historic flour mill complex designed by architect Annabelle Selldorf. Admission is free for all visitors, and service animals are welcome throughout.
The gallery is wheelchair accessible, with accessible restrooms and ramp access to the North Galleries. A wheelchair is available for guest use on a first-come, first-served basis or by advance reservation — call +1 213 943 1620 or email [email protected] ahead of your visit to reserve one or let staff prepare for your arrival. Staff are trained to assist guests on arrival, and a wheelchair lift is available on site.
One route detail worth planning around: the interior of the South Gallery’s second floor is reachable only by stairs, but a separate elevator serves that floor. The North Galleries use ramp access.
The complex includes multiple exhibition spaces, a bookstore, the Manuela restaurant, and an outdoor courtyard. You can explore the artwork at your own pace across both indoor galleries and the courtyard.
Loaner Mobility Aids
Free Admission
The South Gallery’s second-floor interior is reachable only by stairs; a separate elevator serves that floor as the step-free route. Wheelchair loaners are limited (first-come, first-served unless reserved ahead), so call or email in advance if you need one.