ANDREA BOWERS AND CONNIE BUTLER IN CONVERSATION
The long-awaited ANDREA BOWERS retrospective is finally here. This weekend, join the artist in conversation with the show's co-curator Connie Butler. Next month, Butler will also lead a lunchtime conversation on Bowers in the galleries.
HUMA BHABHA — UCLA DEPARTMENT OF ART LECTURE
Bhabha—whose work “embraces a post-modern hybridity that spans centuries, geographies, art historical traditions, and cultural associations”—is in Los Angeles this week to give the UCLA Department of Art Lecture.
ULYSSES JENKINS AT THE HAMMER
On the occasion of the Hammer Museum exhibition ULYSSES JENKINS—WITHOUT YOUR INTERPRETATION, join curators Erin Christovale and Meg Onli, author and UC Irvine professor Bridget R. Cooks, and Getty Research Institute curator Glenn Phillips for a discussion about the artist and his
JACOLBY SATTERWHITE AT THE HAMMER
At the Hammer this week, join Jacolby Satterwhite—whose Morán Morán show JUST LIKE WATER continues through mid-March—for a cinematic presentation of his six-part animated video work BIRDS IN PARADISE. Following the screening, the artist will give the UCLA Department of
LAS NIETAS DE NONÓ — NO MORE TEARS
This week, join Las Nietas de Nonó at the Hammer Museum for two performances of NO MORE TEARS as part of the exhibition No Humans Involved.
WITCH HUNT CURATOR WALK-THROUGH
Join Hammer Museum chief curator Connie Butler and Nika Chilewich, curatorial assistant, for a walk-through of the museum's exhibition WITCH HUNT.
OKWUI OKPOKWASILI — WITCH HUNT
On Sunday, Okwui Okpokwasili will participate in two of the opening weekend programs for the group exhibition WITCH HUNT at the Hammer Museum and the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles. Utilizing the Hammer’s courtyard and outdoor spaces, the artist will
ON FREEDOM — MAGGIE NELSON IN CONVERSATION
On the occasion of the publication of her highly anticipated new book of essays ON FREEDOM—FOUR SONGS OF CARE AND CONSTRAINT, poet and critic Nelson will participate in a series of virtual readings and conversations.
HEDI EL KHOLTI AND ABDELLAH TAÏA — TOWARD THE SEA, WHERE WE MEET
On the occasion of the Hammer Museum biennial Made in L.A.—a version, artist, designer, and Semiotext(e) editor Hedi El Kholti will join author Abdellah Taïa for an online reading of their works, followed by “a discussion of their shared experiences