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  1. Akinsanya Kambon: The Hero Avenges

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  2. Cruising J-Town: Japanese American Car Culture in Los Angeles

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  3. Material Acts

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  4. Julia Haft-Candell: The Infinite

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  5. Animal, Vegetable, nor Mineral: Art & Writing by Miljohn Ruperto

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  6. A Decade of Pop Prints and Multiples

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  7. Jennifer Guidi: And so it is.

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  8. Ruth Asawa: All is Possible

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  9. Atmosphere of Sound: Sonic Art in Times of Climate Disruption

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  10. Alexis Smith: The American Way

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  11. Michael Decker: P.S. I Love You

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  12. LA Eyeworks booklet

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  13. X-TRA Contemporary Art Journal

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  14. Cammie Staros: House of the Muses

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  15. Max Cleary: The Complex Number Zero

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  16. Lisa Anne Auerbach: Forever...

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  17. Lisa Anne Auerbach: Sweater Parade

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  18. Mashinka Hakopian: The Institute for Other Intelligences

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  19. Asher Hartman: Mad Clot on a Holy Bone

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  20. Candice Lin: Book of Secrets

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  21. Captain Charlie: Photographs of Early 20th Century China and Mongolia

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  22. LA Dept of Cultural Affairs. COLA ‘22

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  23. Pau Pescador. they/them they/she she/they

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  24. 18th Street Center for the Arts. 2021–22 Catalogue.

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  25. Made in LA 2020. Hammer Museum 

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  26. Candice Lin. Natural History: A Half-Eaten Portrait, an Unrecognizable Landscape, a Still, Still Life

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  27. Julia Couzens: Textile Tags

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  28. CalArts Creative Writing. Sublevel Magazine

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  29. Becky Kolsrud. The Ladies of Yack Court

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  30. CalArts MA. In Form 2021

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  31. Veronica de Jesus. People are the Light to Love

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  32. Rachelle Rojany. ABC

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  33. Posters

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  34. Identity/Branding

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  35. Calendars!
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Akinsanya Kambon: The Hero Avenges



Akinsanya Kambon: The Hero Avenges is the first monograph for artist, educator, and former Black Panther, Akinsanya Kambon. 

Kambon was included the 2023 edition of the Hammer Museum’s biennial exhibition Made in L.A., where he was awarded the Mohn Award: $100,000 plus a monographic publication. The book includes an essays by Pablo José Ramírez— one of the co-curators of Made in L.A.— and Sampada Aranke, plus an illustrated chronology of Kambon’s life compiled by Nyah Ginwright and Rosie Shields.
Publishers: Hammer Museum and Delmonico • D.A.P
Editors: Pablo José Ramírez and Nyah Ginwright
Copy Editor: Elizabeth Pulsinelli
Proofreader: Rachel Heise Bolten
Director, Exhibition and Publication Management: Michael Nock
Project Manager: Emma Vale
Color Separations: Echelon, Santa Monica
Printer: KOPA
Photos: Brica Wilcox 
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