in MOCA's exhibit "The Artist's Museum", in which the works of influential Los Angeles based artists from the last 30 years were presented. As part of the exhibition Banhart collaborated with artist Doug Aitken and musicians Beck and Caetano Veloso for a musical and visual performance piece. Banhart was a participant in Yoko Ono's second Water Piece project. He read Joan Miró's poem "A Star Caresses the Breasts of a Negress" for the recorded guided tour of Tate Modern. In May 2015, Anteism published a collaborative book with Banhart and artist Adam Tullie titled Unburdened By Meaning. In June 2015, Banhart released a collection of drawings, paintings, and mixed media pieces, titled I Left My Noodle on Ramen Street, published by Prestel Publishing. In 2016, Banhart made a small cameo in the feature film Adam Green's Aladdin. In November 2018, Banhart curated part of the program for the Dutch Le Guess Who? festival. On April 23, 2019, Featherproof published Banhart's first book of poetry titled Weeping Gang Bliss Void Yab-Yum. On May 8, 2019 Banhart announced a collaborative collection of linen clothing with designer Alex Crane titled "Almas". In September 2019, Anteism published a book of drawings titled Vanishing Wave. The drawings were originally sold to benefit the victims of the Tohoku earthquake in Fukushima. On December 14 and 15, 2019, Banhart curated a two-day event at Hauser and Wirth Los Angeles titled Other Flowers. The event featured his photography, paintings, a pop up store with limited edition merchandise, as well as series of performances featuring musicians Rodrigo Amarante, Tim Presley, and Banhart himself. It also included performance art from Jasmine Albuquerque and Friends, Invisible Women, and Nao Bustamante. In March 2020, Banhart had his first solo art show in Los Angeles at Nicodim Gallery. The show was titled The Grief I Have Caused You and featured his first series of oil paintings as well as drawings from 2019-2020. Band Banhart's live band has had multiple names, including Spiritual Bonerz (the 'z' is silent) and The Grogs. Devendra Banhart – vocals, guitar, organ, synthesizers, samba, and more Rodrigo Amarante – guitar, bass, backing vocals, synthesizer Noah Georgeson – guitar, multiple instruments, producer Gregory Rogove – drummer, backing vocals Josiah Steinbrick – bass, multiple instruments Todd Dahlhoff – bass, backing vocals H. Hawkline – guitar (2017 Ape in Pink Marble tour) Tim Presley (2017 Ape in Pink Marble tour) Luckey Remington