Presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles is 'Dennis Hopper Double Standard,' a survey exhibition of the filmmaker's extensive career. The late Dennis Hopper dabbled in film, art, popular culture -- and everything in between. With photographs, sculptures, paintings, graffiti wall constructions and installations, the exhibition will rouse any art buff.
'Dennis Hopper Double Standard' is curated by artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel, another visionary who looked to Hopper for inspiration.
Implications - Dennis Hopper, a prodigious art collector and artist himself, will have over 200 works from his remarkable 60-year career displayed, including paintings, sculptures, street art inspired wall constructions and large-scale billboard paintings, and film installations. There isn't a more fitting way to celebrate a true connoisseur.
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'Dennis Hopper Double Standard' Spans His Entire Career
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