A lively mix of painting, sculpture, and media installations by more than 30 international artists, all from the Hammer's collection, including some that have never before been on view.
Bodega Run examines the neighborhood convenience store as a gathering place and a microcosm of economic and political issues.
The L.A.-based artist adapts the vibrant abstract imagery of her paintings to the Hammer’s lobby staircase; the first Hammer Project to be oriented on the floor rather than the walls.
The New York-based magazine and editorial collective collaborates with the L.A.-based artist Nikita Gale to consider the act of listening through a series of conversations, performances, and listening sessions.
Works of art from the sixteenth through the twentieth century that reflect the interest and dedication of the founder of the museum, Armand Hammer.
