TUES SEPT 28th | 5-8pm | Library, 4th Floor Need some fresh art for your walls? Have a soft spot in your heart for 1960s hotrod monsters, Lisa Frank, wizards, van art and/or pinball? Join us for an afternoon...

In the US, there are hundreds of films that fall within the Public Domain with more added every year. We’re watching some of the worst…#cccbadart

Each year on September 17, educational institutions and organizations recognize Constitution Day.  This year, the Library will host two screenings of What the Constitution Means to Me, originally a Broadway play that was brought to film by Amazon Studios.  The...

“Give what you can. Take what you need.” Our Little Food Library is based on the Little Free Library and Little Free Pantry concepts which provide the opportunity for neighbors to help neighbors. According to the Feeding America’s Map Meal Gap Study, one in seven people...

Check out these items for inspiration as you set up your studio and workspaces for the coming year! Art Studio America: Contemporary Art Spaces My Cool Shed: An Inspirational Guide to Stylish Hideaways and Workspaces Inside the Painter’s Studio...

Today, we kick of our BAD ART: KITSCH, CAMP, & CRAFT Scavenger Hunt! Get to know the Library spaces and collections! Win prizes! Play for the next two weeks and redeem tickets for prizes the 3rd week of the...

We are only weeks away from launching our BAD ART: KITSCH, CAMP, & CRAFT semesterly focus topic–including, exhibits, displays, resource lists, and a scavenger hunt. Check out these resources exploring the dichotomy between “high” and “low” art in contemporary...

Hammer Curator Erin Christovale on How Museums Can Support Social Justice Jasmine Wahi, Social Justice Curator Common Ground: Curatorial Activism Art Curation as Political Organizing | Curatorial Activism for Social Change Conversations on Art and Activism Why 2021 Will...

“Curatorial Activism” is a term I use to designate the practice of organizing art exhibitions with the principle aim of ensuring that certain constituencies of artists are no longer ghettoized or excluded from the master narratives of art” -Maura...