Joan Didion: What She Means | DelMonico/Hammer Museum functional art

Joan Didion: What She Means | DelMonico/Hammer Museum functional artJoan Didion: What She Means offers a chronological look at the writer's life and career, highlighting her fascination with the two US coasts she lived between and her singular voice as a pioneer of "New Journalism". The volume was published to accompany a major exhibition of the same name presented at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, which opened less than a year after her death in 2021, and features more than 200 works across all mediums by

including these by Louise Bourgeois

Use drop-down menu at right of large image above to select individually numbered faceted tea bowls with their images

Tracy Emin

starting in the 1970s when she was a widely acclaimed photographer at Rolling Stone

Clean form and line and the expression of volume through the hands on process result in simple

While Nakagawa's work is often described as minimalist

Lee Lozano and Francis Picabia

Shino is a traditional Japanese glaze made from local feldspar found in the Mino region that became very popular with the Zen tea masters of the 16th century for their ceremonial wares

Seven chapters offer a multidimensional perspective from the minds behind the iconic structure

the natural world

referencing the consistent deployment of her textiles

Basquiat is widely recognised for his highly original