Dennis Hopper Double Standard

Dennis Hopper Double Standard was the first comprehensive survey exhibition of Dennis Hopper's artistic career to be mounted by a North American museum. The exhibition assembled key selections and bodies of work examining the artist's creative development with a focus on artworks made between 1961 and present day, as many of Hopper's earlier paintings were destroyed in his studio by the 1961 Bel Air fire.

Dennis Hopper Double Standard was organized by Julian Schnabel.