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INHERENT FORM
Regen Projects is participating in the inaugural edition of Gallery Weekend Los Angeles with “INHERENT FORM,” on view through August 1.
July 28, 2021 - August 1, 2021
Regen Projects is participating in the inaugural edition of Gallery Weekend Los Angeles with “INHERENT FORM,” on view through August 1. The rooftop sculpture exhibition features works by Walead Beshty, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Theaster Gates, Dan Graham, Rachel Harrison, Elliott Hundley, Anish Kapoor, Liz Larner, Manfred Pernice, and Lawrence Weiner.
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Exhibitions
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Mariah Garnett: A Heart of Opal Fire
Mariah Garnett's new body of work combines meditations on spirituality, mental health, and art making, simultaneously acknowledging her family’s complicity in structures of colonialism and cultural appropriation.
John Baldessari: The Space Between
Sprüth Magers is currently presenting John Baldessari’s painting series, “The Space Between,” through September 11.
Raul Guerrero: Fata Morgana
Raul Guerrero's "Fata Morgana" features three bodies of new and recent work following his exploration of his own ancestry and cultural environments.
Sean Raspet
Sean Raspet’s debut solo show in Los Angeles features three connected bodies of work created across the last several years that center carbon as their primary material.
Kandis Williams: Eurydice
Kandis Williams’s solo exhibition at Night Gallery highlights the artist’s performance and video work, Eurydice, which is named for the myth of Apollo's daughter of the same name.
Gallery Weekend L.A.
Gallery Association Los Angeles presents the inaugural edition of Gallery Weekend L.A. from July 28 to August 1.
In Focus: LA Artists
Hauser & Wirth’s Los Angeles space is presenting “In Focus: LA Artists,” featuring works by 12 acclaimed artists who call the city home.
Wish You Were Here
Anat Ebgi’s Wilshire Boulevard location is presenting “Wish You Were Here,” an exhibition contemplating daily life, the realm of the psyche, and the slippery quality of reality through work by five artists
Pia Camil: Nidos y Nudos
Pia Camil’s exhibition “Nidos y nudos” (Nests & Knots) is named for the artist’s two new bodies of work, which were inspired by her relocation from Mexico City to the rural countryside at the onset of the pandemic.
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