Nicolas Party's mural at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, part of the "Hammer Projects" series, is a notable example of his innovative and vibrant approach to large-scale works. This site-specific mural, created for his first exhibition in Los Angeles, was on display from September 30, 2016, to February 19, 2017 (Hammer Museum) (Artmap).

The mural at the Hammer Museum showcases Party's signature use of vibrant pastels and his flat, graphic style. The mural features bold, saturated colors and simplified forms, reminiscent of both medieval art and early 20th-century painters like Félix Vallotton and Ferdinand Hodler. Party's ability to blend historical references with contemporary aesthetics is evident in this work, creating a visual experience that is both nostalgic and modern (Artsy) (Artmap).

The mural received praise for its ability to transform the museum's space, creating an immersive environment that encourages viewers to explore and reflect. This project was organized by curator Ali Subotnick and highlighted Party's skill in creating site-specific installations that resonate with their architectural context. The Hammer Museum's mural exemplifies Party's talent for integrating art with its surroundings, making the museum itself an integral part of the artistic experience (Hammer Museum) (Artmap).