Artlog

Aaron Curry, a young sculptor working in Los Angeles, will premier new sculptures made for the Vault Gallery at the Hammer Museum. Curry’s sculptures combine references to a range of other artists from Pablo Picasso to Isamu Noguchi to David Smith with aspects of Surrealism, tribal art and American popular culture. For the new works being made for the Hammer exhibition, Curry will explore aspects of camouflage used during World War I, leading to a confusion of depth perception, and the loss of definition of complex biomorphic forms. This will be Curry’s first solo museum exhibition.