# @gettymuseum on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2022-08-26T02:00:28.000+00:00
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Two exhibitions, one artist: judy_baca.

Don’t miss the final days to visit “Judy Baca: Hitting the Wall” at the Getty Center through September 4.

Judy Baca’s “Hitting the Wall” mural is one of LA’s most iconic works of art. To underline the vulnerability of mural art, this focused display highlights the design, painting, destruction, and renewal of Baca’s 1984 artwork. The installation includes preliminary sketches, colorations, and an actual-size reproduction of a part of the mural.

On September 10, MOCA will open its doors to “Judith F. Baca: World Wall” at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA until February 19, 2023.

“World Wall” is rooted in the idea that to achieve world peace, people must first be able to envision it. Baca painted the first four canvas panels; as the work traveled abroad, artists and community groups from Finland, Russia, Israel and Palestine, Mexico, and Canada contributed five additional panels to depict a vision of the future without fear. All nine panels will be shown at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA in an enveloping installation.

Both exhibitions are free.

🏷 #GettyMuseum #GettyCenter #MOCA #Art #PublicArt #SocialArt #ArtMurals #Murals #ArtForAll #LosAngeles #SoCal #SocialPractice

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1. Final Coloration for Hitting the Wall: Women in the Marathon, 1984, Judy Baca, colored pencil and pastels on paper. Courtesy of the artist Judith F. Baca and the SPARC Archives http://SPARCinLA.org. © Judith Baca

2. Gallery view of “Judy Baca: Hitting the Wall” at the Getty Center

3. Judith F. Baca © 1990, World Wall: A Vision of the Future Without Fear”Triumph of the Heart,” 1987-90,by Judith F. Baca, one of nine panels from the World Wall: A Vision of the Future Without Fear (1987-ongoing). Image courtesy of the SPARCArchives http://SPARCinLA.org

4. Judith F. Baca©1990, World Wall: A Vision of the Future Without Fear at the Sunken Gardens of the Santa Barbara Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California, April 25–May 8, 1992. Image courtesy of the SPARC Archives http://SPARCinLA.org.

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