Past

Featuring prints and drawings created at the intersection of music and dance by some twenty artists active from the 1960s to the present, this exhibition explores how works of art on paper can store sound and movement, becoming lasting visual records of ephemeral sonic and dance experiences.

Inspired by the life and legacy of jazz musician, devotional leader, and mother Alice Coltrane, this exhibition presents works by contemporary American artists paired with ephemera from Coltrane’s personal archive.

In three sculptures from the Hammer Contemporary Collection, three artists of the same generation emphasize the experience of perception, privilege the spectator’s interpretation, and insist that meaning remain open-ended.

Group exhibition exploring contemporary artists’ use of unusual mark-making devices, including blood, smoke, Kool-Aid, coffee, scrap metal, vegetable juice, pins, dryer lint, and more, to create drawings and prints.

Cahill's monumental Augmented Reality (AR) sculpture is a towering figure, a glowing, dynamic body that blurs the boundaries between the digital and physical world.

The first comprehensive retrospective in almost 30 years devoted to Ramberg, a central figure in the contemporary Chicago art world best known for her stylized paintings of fragmented female bodies.

Part of Getty’s PST ART: Art and Science Collide, this exhibition considers environmental art practices that address the climate crisis and anthropogenic disasters and their inescapable intersection with issues of equity and social justice.

An exhibition highlighting serial format artworks by 20 artists across five centuries.

An exhibition that contextualizes the elusive and experimental practice of David Medalla, an artist whose pioneering work spanned kinetic, performance, and participatory art movements.

Artist EJ Hill selects from the Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts Collection.