Press Release

Several Eternities in a Day: Form in the Age of Living Materials features twenty-two artists from North, Central, and South America who embrace the unpredictable nature of living materials. These artists use materials such as avocado, cacao, achiote, cochineal, stone, clay, and natural dyes to create large-scale installations, paintings, works on paper, and mixed-media sculpture. Each of these materials is alive—they evolve, decay, drip, crumble, and evaporate. They are rooted in the spirit, memory, and knowledge of Brown and Indigenous worlds. The exhibition considers ideas around materials as records of the living and repositories of cosmic memory, organic decay and transformation.

Artists:

Jackie Amézquita
Carmen Argote
Esteban Cabeza de Baca
Gustavo Caboco
Edgar Calel
Raven Chacon
Gabriel Chaile
Patricia Domínguez
Jaider Esbell
Naomi Gamarra
Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe
Raven Halfmoon
Sky Hopinka
Nereyda López Gutiérrez
Guadalupe Maravilla
Ana Mendieta
Carlos Mérida
Rose B. Simpson
Mary Sully
Ayla Tavares
Francisco Toledo
Santiago Yahuarcani

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The Hammer Museum at UCLA is an art museum and cultural center in Westwood, Los Angeles, known for an artist-centred and progressive programme of exhibitions and public events. Founded in 1990 by Dr Armand Hammer to house his collection of Old Master and modern works, the museum now connects these historical holdings with a dynamic contemporary programme and research-driven initiatives. Located on Wilshire Boulevard near the UCLA campus, the Hammer forms part of the university’s School of the Arts and Architecture and serves both local communities and an international art public.

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