David Zwirner has announced exclusive global representation of the Estate of Robert Therrien, following the artist's major retrospective at The Broad in Los Angeles. The gallery will now manage the legacy of Therrien, who worked across sculpture, painting, photography, drawing, and installation, creating a distinctive visual language rooted in memory, scale, and transformation. His later works became known for enlarging everyday objects like tables and chairs to monumental proportions, producing environments that feel both familiar and uncanny.
This representation marks a significant new chapter for Therrien's legacy, signaling David Zwirner's intention to further develop international awareness of the artist's work through future exhibitions and programming. Therrien, who died in 2019, was a beloved figure in the arts community and his work is held in major public collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, and Centre Pompidou. The partnership brings one of the most distinctive voices in postwar American art into Zwirner's program, ensuring continued institutional and market attention.