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Exhibitions Artists Publications News About

David Hammons

Exhibitions

The First Decade

The First Decade

TEN YEARS AT NAHMAD CONTEMPORARY April 20 - June 3, 2023

David Hammons: Basketball & Kool-Aid

David Hammons: Basketball & Kool-Aid

May 1 – July 24, 2021

September 11 – October 26, 2019

(UN)COVERED: MIRÓ I HAMMONS

(UN)COVERED: MIRÓ I HAMMONS

September 12 – November 17, 2018

Publications

The First Decade

The First Decade

Ten Years at Nahmad Contemporary April 20 - June 3, 2023

David Hammons: Basketball & Kool-Aid

David Hammons: Basketball & Kool-Aid

May 1 - July 24, 2021

(UN)COVERED: Miro | Hammons

(UN)COVERED: Miro | Hammons

September 12 - November 17, 2018

Press

White Hot Magazine

White Hot Magazine

David Hammons at Nahmad Contemporary, and Elsewhere June 22, 2021

David Hammons Unveils Thought-Provoking Works Made of "Basketballs & Kool-Aid" May 17, 2021

David Hammons’ Basketball and Kool-Aid Works Meet at Nahmad Contemporary May 1, 2021

Rare Exhibition of David Hammons’s Basketball, Kool-Aid Works Comes to New York April 29, 2021

NAHMAD CONTEMPORARY

Founded in 2013, Nahmad Contemporary is dedicated to the presentation of innovative, historically focused exhibitions. The gallery specializes in leading Contemporary artists who rose to prominence during the 1980s, and a selection of Modern masters from the 20th century.

The scope of Nahmad Contemporary’s program includes exhibitions that historicize Contemporary artists by illuminating a distinct series, medium, or focus within their oeuvre.

Additionally, the gallery features Modern masters to inspire contemporary perspectives on particular works from their canon.

Further pivotal to Nahmad Contemporary’s program are the thematic shows that feature a vibrant selection of artists in dialogue across generations and geographical spheres.

On occasion, the gallery stages exhibitions showcasing recent works by select artists working today.

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