In his current show at Regen Projects, “Pacific Ocean Pop,” Raymond Pettibon made much of the works on view since the lockdowns began in March. While Pettibon has been working in a distinctive style for over 30 years — a blend of illustrative drawings of American Pop references with poetic text lifted from books, culture, or […]
At Regen Projects in Hollywood, a motley amalgam of plastic materials—water bottles, yogurt cups, take-out containers—floats across the gallery floor. The sculpture, titled “Meerschaum’s Drift,” was made with three years worth of plastic collected by the artist Liz Larner, who painted the work in sea-like greens and blues. The title (the first word of which […]
At Regen Projects in Hollywood, a layered soundtrack of whirring machinery, chirping crickets, and the occasional screech of a car fills the gallery. This layered audio track emanates from a central utility pole installed in the middle of Kevin Beasley’s solo exhibition “On Site.” LEDs and various poles sprout off of the central wooden post, […]
Catherine Opie is undoubtedly one of the most prolific photographers of her generation, capturing subjects ranging from the marginalized LGBTQ+ community to glamorous Hollywood idols, most notably Elizabeth Taylor. harmony is fraught, her new exhibition at Regen Projects, presents sixty never-seen photographs taken in and around Los Angeles over the course of thirty years, with […]
