Past Exhibition
Soft Monuments
Through photo, found image, video and sculptural works, Kat Thompson invites viewers to question who gets to decide what histories are worth remembrance.
Exhibitions
Current Exhibition
Mic Check
November 8, 2025–January 17, 2026
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Past Exhibition
Takeover
“Takeover” is an artist-led group exhibition featuring Hamiltonian fellows and studio residents.
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Past Exhibition
Best regards,
Primarily working with paper and metal, Isabella Whitfield renders safety equipment, tools, and other utilitarian objects.
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Past Exhibition
It Was Only a Dream
Edgar Reyes’s new body of work teases at the blurred lines between Chicano masculinity, criminality, and cultural identity.
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Past Exhibition
When Tomorrow Arrives We Will Love Life
Abed Elmajid Shalabi’s exhibition presents new works that confront the realities of modernization in the post-oil Arab world.
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Past Exhibition
new.now. (2024)
Hamiltonian Artists’ distinguished 2023–25 fellows Ali Kaeini, Neha Misra, Hien Kat Nguyen, and Kat Thompson recontextualize cultural, religious, and political symbols and signifiers.
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Past Exhibition
The Irony of Capacity: A Dark, Black Comedy
Dawaun’s latest body of work offers an array of quotidian abstractions in sculpture, and trials of look-alike jokes via portraiture.
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Past Exhibition
Grounding; Grounded; Ground
Ara Koh considers how clay remembers, similarly to both the body and the landscape. Clay is able to record and recall the pressure of hands and fingers, the presence of moisture, as it surrenders to heat.…
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Past Exhibition
Kinetic (2023)
The second catalogue of Kinetic debuted with an exhibition at Hamiltonian Artists. We asked current Hamiltonian Artists fellows to nominate, and exhibit alongside, artists they admire.…
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Past Exhibition
WiP!
“WiP!” showcases works in progress, sketches, studies, and material tests, alongside finalized works, in an effort to spotlight the artistic process and inspire viewers and artists alike.…
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Past Exhibition
when the body becomes dust and settles around you
In this exhibition, Cecilia Kim’s works are embedded with her lived experiences, including the recent passing of her grandparents.
