Exhibitions

This monumental sculpture–a cast bronze figure standing at 25 feet tall– inaugurates the museum's outdoor sculpture pedestal at Wilshire Boulevard and Glendon Avenue.

The inaugural exhibition in the Hammer’s redesigned lobby envelops the area with a unique and visceral installation.

The Hammer’s new gallery opens with a monumental yet ethereal sculptural installation inspired by time travel, the principles of light and space, and quantum physics.

Presented in conjunction with the unveiling of the Hammer’s building expansion, this exhibition is the largest presentation of the Hammer Contemporary Collection in the museum’s history.

Full Burn unfolds as a series of discrete looped encounters and thematic pairings pulled from the Hammer’s ever-expanding collection of video and other time-based media.

The first and most extensive museum exhibition dedicated exclusively to Bridget Riley’s drawings in over half a century.

At once familiar and foreign, Upson’s works merge personal and collective traumas, desires, fears, and fantasies.