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Los Angeles-based artist Math Bass creates a site-specific mural for the Hammer’s lobby wall.

A new project by Shadi Habib Allah examines the disparities and dependencies brought on by government welfare policies.

For his first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, Petrit Halilaj presents a group of giant moth costumes suspended at various heights, illuminated by custom flickering lights.

Through an installation of audiovisual works, Lawrence Abu Hamdan continues an ongoing acoustic investigation into a Syrian military prison north of Damascus.

In her newest body of work, Molly Lowe focuses on the ways in which social media has impacted all of us, altering our sense of reality, community, and ourselves.

Los Angeles-based artist Sam Falls fills the Hammer’s lobby walls with lush landscape paintings made in all of California’s National Forests.

For this exhibition, Büttner presents a constellation of new woodcuts and photographs that address ideas of littleness and humility.

Japanese artist Tabaimo creates a site-specific work for the Hammer lobby wall for her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles.

A series of collaborative works represents a world populated by Japanese idols, monsters, and ancient deities set amid icons from popular Japanese “bullet hell” arcade games.

The Berlin-based artist Judith Hopf uses humor and wit to address the politics of art making, group dynamics, and the impact of technology on perception and human experience.