Noah Davis at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles
If you are in or near Los Angeles and you're reading this before August 31, 2025, stop reading and go to the Hammer Museum immediately to see the work of Noah Davis.
If you're a painter, you will want to rush to your studio. If you're not a painter, it may make you want to pick up a brush, pen, or scissors. If you see it, you will be thinking about it for quite some time.
These are some of my favorite works from the exhibit (my photos do not do the work justice. Seek out Noah Davis' work):
Noah Davis, 40 Acres and a Unicorn, 2007, acrylic and gouache on canvas
Noah Davis, Mary Jane, 2008, oil and acrylic on canvas
Noah Davis, Single Mother with Father out of the Picture, 2007-8, oil, acrylic, and graphite on canvas
Noah Davis, The Conductor, 2014, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, Congo, 2015, oil on canvas in artist's frame
Noah Davis, Pueblo del Rio, Stain Glass Pants, 2014, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, Untitled, 2015, oil on canvas
Noah Davis journals, sketches and work
Noah Davis, Untitled, 2015, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, Pueblo del Rio: Prelude, 2014, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, Pueblo del Rio: Arabesque, 2014, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, A collection of Seventy Works, mixed media on paper, 2014
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Noah Davis, Delusions of Grandeur, 2007, Acrylic and gouache on canvas
Noah Davis, Isis, 2009, oil and acrylic on linen
Noah Davis, Painting for my Dad, 2011, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, 1975 (8), oil on canvas in artist's frame
Noah Davis, The Missing Link 3, 2013, oil on canvas
Noah Davis, 1975 (4), 2013, oil on canvas in artist's frame
Noah Davis, 1975 (3), 2013, oil on canvas in artist's frame
Noah Davis, 1975 (7), 2013, oil on canvas in artist's frame
Noah Davis, The Conductor, 2014, oil on canvas
via David Zwirner
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