The debut exhibition from Side Hustle unfolds within a storied Beverly Hills estate, where the historic pool house has been transformed into an immersive gallery environment. This residence is one of the city’s last great Old-Hollywood landmarks, layered with nearly a century of cinematic and architectural history. Originally built in 1926 for silent-film star Hobart Bosworth, the estate was dramatically reimagined in 1934 by architect James E. Dolena, who transformed the Spanish-style structure into a dazzling Georgian–Hollywood Regency pavilion. From 1969 to 1996, it served as the longtime home of the Broccoli family, the legendary producers behind the James Bond films—adding intrigue to the separate pool house, once used as their private screening room.

Now reactivated as a stage for contemporary art, the space has preserved its identity as both a design landmark and a living piece of Hollywood history. Side Hustle: Again, Differently brings together a global roster of interdisciplinary artists whose works explore repetition, materiality, and memory across sculpture, sound, performance, and design. Open by private appointment, the exhibition offers an intimate encounter with boundary-pushing contemporary works in a setting reimagined for experimentation and dialogue.

Repetition.

A return that remakes.

Not perfection, but persistence.

Not sameness, but resonance.

A loop. A current. A method.

Repetition builds memory.

Builds momentum.

Builds form through doing.

We try. We fail. We try again.

In our action, something shifts.

The familiar turns strange.

The strange becomes essential.

Side Hustle’s inaugural show presents ten artists engaged in this process.

Their work invites reflection:

When does repetition become invention?

When does again become the breakthrough?

—KELLY WEARSTLER, OCTOBER 2025