Past

Min's paintings on the Hammer’s lobby staircase is the first Hammer Project to be oriented on the floor rather than the walls.

This intimate exhibition centers Black American domesticity and place making.

Van Gogh works on paper from L.A. collections are together for just a few weeks in the Armand Hammer Collection gallery.

Andrea Fraser's video installation "Men on the Line: Men Committed to Feminism, KPFK, 1972" highlights how social structures and identities shape our politics.

An intergenerational grouping of artists whose works have rarely been exhibited together.

The first American survey of one of the UK’s most influential artists.

This installation explores ideas of colonialism and globalization through the experience of the Xhosa people of South Africa.

The Hammer presents a new iteration of Self's project Bodega Run, which examines the neighborhood convenience store as both a gathering place for community and a microcosm of how current economic and political issues are impacting people’s lives.

Drawn from the Hammer Museum’s collection, this exhibition highlights a lively mix of painting, sculpture, and media installations by more than 40 international artists.

An opportunity to experience the pioneering artist’s work with unprecedented breadth and depth.