Regina Herod

Happy to have a sculpture in this exhibition curated by @atiliopernisco ✨✨ Opening reception: 7-10 p.m. Saturday, March 21, 2026 @durdenandray ‘UNSEATED’ The Chair as Metaphor Run of show: March 21 - April 18, 2026 Hours: Saturdays, noon-5 p.m. Closes: April 18, 2026 Curated by Atilio Pernisco Artists: Marinés Adrianza, Fiona Baler & Pablo Baler, Mariano Cinat, Gioj De Marco, Meghan DeRoma, Stanley Edmondson, Regina Herod, Pablo Holocwan, Carmine lannaccone, Ben Jackel, Raghubir Kintisch, Keith Lord, Eva Malhotra, Krishna Rajendra Malhotra, Barry Markowitz, Carolie Parker, Arnie Saiki, Diane Silver, Ruth Trotter, HK Zamani Durden and Ray presents UNSEATED: The Chair as a Metaphor which explores the web of symbols generated by one of our most familiar objects: the chair. This exhibit invites the visitor to engage with the chair not merely as a piece of furniture, but as a metaphor at the center of human experience. Inspired by works such as Joseph Kosuth’s One and Three Chairs, this exhibition examines how language, representation, and embodied interactions converge to imbue this ubiquitous object with unexpected meanings. UNSEATED features 20 contemporary artists working in various media: sculpture, installation, photography, and painting, selected for their innovative approaches to the theme while ensuring a cohesive yet diverse exploration. Included are unique reinterpretations of a physical and emotional relationship with space, isolation and connection, instability, balance, fragility, and transformation. By positioning the chair as a lens through which these skeins of narratives are explored, UNSEATED invites you to consider broader socio-political, cultural, and historical contexts that bring to the fore personal and collective questions of identity, power, and belonging.

Happy to be exhibiting works alongside some stellar artists! The opening reception is this Saturday, November 15th, from 5-9 pm with live Jazz from 7-9. ✨✨✨💯😍. Hope to see you there! #contemporaryart #laart #laartist #reginaherod

우리 Woori: United by Art EK Gallery, Koreatown November 15 – November 29, 2025 🎈Opening Reception: November 15, 5–9pm EK Gallery is proud to present 우리 Woori: United by Art, a group exhibition curated by Sung-Hee Son, opening November 15 in the heart of Los Angeles’ Koreatown. The title, 우리 (Woori), translates as “our” or “us” in Korean—is a significant expression in Korean culture that emphasizes unity, community, and collective identity. This spirit of collective experience underscores the exhibition, which brings together a diverse and distinctive group of established and emerging artists working in abstraction and conceptual practices. Their diverse approaches reflect the multiplicity of voices that make up our cultural landscape, while affirming art as a connective force in turbulent times. Artists Carlos Beltran Arechiga, Eva Carlini, Regina Herod, Sunny H. Kim, Francesca Lalanne, Paul Art Lee, Mary Little, Karl Petion, Snezana Petrovic, Max Presneill, Sung-Hee Son, Joaquin Stacey and Marie Thibeault. #contemporaryart #koreangallery #abstractart #lacontemporaryart

Happy to have several sculptures in this exhibition curated by @jahzmen This is a part of the SUR:biennial exhibition. “Out of Bounds: Dis Place” opens tomorrow evening, Thursday, October 30, at Fullerton College Art Gallery. OPENING RECEPTION October 30th, 4-6 PM Run of show: October 30th - November 26th, 2025. Out of Bounds: Dis Place is an exhibition which focuses on the discourse between race, displacement, and the body. Inspired by Katherine McKittrick’s book Demonic Grounds, the exhibition seeks to explore the realm of alternative possibility through contemporary art. Through mediums such as craft, sculpture, painting, and other mixed media forms, Out of Bounds supports and contorts the .. concept of space and bodily forms to open conversations surrounding truth, reality, and history. Utilizing work from Black femme and nonbinary makers, this show highlights how the Black experience, from the physical body to alternative space, can create spiritual possibilities and realms through identity, resistance, and deconstruction. Throughout the exhibition, motifs such as bodily separation, reorganization of physical space, and use of material all pose the question: How does our existence inform us about what we mean to the world? The Black femme experience, throughout the diaspora, has historically held an alternate life, one where new truths are discovered, new histories are explained, and culture is created. Using the meaning of both Caribbean English and the description of liminal space, Dis Place speaks to the notion of identifying, moving, and reclaiming space, whether liminal or physical. The exhibition is in conjunction with the 2025 SUR Biennial, focusing on “Art of the South”. With the participation of Black artists from the south of many countries across the diaspora, the exhibition highlights the importance of representation, alternative forms, and artistic possibility. Participating Artists Asari Aibangbee @asariaibangbee Ashley [email protected]_ Marie Jose @mariejose.art Brittney S. Price @brittneysprice Shani Strand @foxybrownfastcar #surbiennial @surbiennial #regherod

‘Translocal Conclave Amid the Market” is a group exhibition exploring the connections and differences in artistic processes among artists from Los Angeles and Belgrade presenting @durdenandray and @blokgalerija artist run space by @zeksi_zeksi Zeljka Momirov The exhibition investigates whether decentralized cultural spaces—closer to the public and distant from elite circles—can truly bridge social divides and engage a broader community. Translocality, as applied here, refers to a range of ongoing, open, and non-linear processes that foster close ties among different locations and populations. It encompasses both voluntary and forced migrations and can serve as a tool for resistance, emancipation, and the transformation of societal norms. Furthermore, translocalism can facilitate the creation of new spaces for agency, solidarity, and reflection. Artists: Alexandra Wiesenfeld, Snezana Saraswati Petrovic, Max Presneill, Regina Herod, Arezoo Bharthania, Carlos Beltran Arechiga, Ismael de Anda III & Eugene Ahn, Miodrag Miša Perić, Đorđe Arnaut, Tatjana Strugar, Željka Momirov , Aleksandar Slivnjak AKA LORTEK. Curated by Snežana Saraswati Petrović #me #tbt❤️ #artla #durdenandray #artist #opening #collector #contemporaryart #serbia #laart #novibeograd exhibition closing 08/25/2025

Final week for disrupting the future @neolagallery . Last day this Thursday Much love and gratitude to my 2 collaborators Regina Herod and Snezana Saraswati Petrovic And Noriko for all your support and freedom to play Gallery is open today until 4 and m thru th 11-5 #losangelesartists #contemporaryartwork #posthumanism #disruptthefuture

This notification about my work written by @amandamacielantunes was posted by me a few days ago and mysteriously disappeared so here it is again. FOR THE FULL ARTICLE, THE LINK IS IN MY BIO.

PLEASE HOLD THE DATE! talk with the brilliant Liz Hirsch July 26th at 2pm@neolagallery artist Liz Hirsch is an Assistant Professor of Contemporary Art and Media Studies at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. She received her Ph.D. in Art History from The Graduate Center, CUNY Liz Hirsch’s research explores alternative arts institutions, artist-led infrastructure, and the intersection of community, identity, and urban change, particularly in post-1960s LA. She is interested in how artists navigate and reimagine social and spatial systems amid shifting political, economic, and cultural conditions. Her writing has appeared in Art in America, ARTnews, Frieze, Artforum, Hyperallergic, and T: The New York Times Style Magazine, among others. She is also the co-founder of 839, a gallery for contemporary art in Los Angeles. Disrupting Tomorrow: Embodiment of Post -Human Feminism, Nature and the Post Colonial unseen Alexandra Wiesenfeld, Regina Herod, and Snezana Saraswati Petrovic come together to create an immersive dialogue within the gallery space, challenging the unseen and cultivating realms beyond the tangible Gallery hours m-f 10-4 and sat 12-3 or by appointment (213) 622-0513 1020 South Los Angeles Street 90015 #laartopenings #lizhirsch #contemporaryartwork #arttalk#alexandrawiesenfeld #reginaherod #snezanasaraswatioetrovic

Otherworldly and awesome exhibition at Neo LA featuring @saraswatioblak @regherod @alexandrawiesenfeld splendid and surreal

This month is full of opportunities to see works on display by AGCC Studio Artist Regina Herod (@regherod )! Check out the opening reception for Disrupting Tomorrow this Saturday, July 19th at @neolagallery . "Disrupting Tomorrow :The Embodiment of Posthuman Feminism, Nature, and Postcolonial Urbanism" – this exhibition, centered on posthuman feminism, invites a re-evaluation of societal norms, urging reflection on resilience, harmony with nature, and cultural inclusivity. Opening reception: Saturday, July 19, 2025 from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Run of show: July 19 until August 15, 2025 Hours: Monday - Friday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Artist Talk: Saturday, July 26th 2:00 pm Location: Neo LA Gallery 1020 S Los Angeles St. Suite B, Los Angeles, CA 90015 Regina's work is also currently on view in Duets at Durden and Ray (@durdenandray ) through August 2, and Les Femmes at Musée du Al through August 2nd (by appointment only, DM @regherod for location and details). Learn more about AGCC's Studio Artists on angelsgateart.org!

I am excited to be exhibiting new sculptures alongside works by @saraswatioblak and @alexandrawiesenfeld at @neolagallery which opens this Saturday July 19th. The reception is from 4-8 pm and I hope you can stop by! ✨✨💯 Neo LA Gallery proudly announces the opening of “Disrupting Tomorrow : The Embodiment of Posthuman Feminism, Nature, and Postcolonial Urbanism”. In “Disrupting Tomorrow,” artists Alexandra Wiesenfeld, Regina Herod, and Snezana Saraswati Petrovic come together to create an immersive dialogue within the gallery space, challenging the unseen and cultivating realms beyond the tangible. This exhibition, centered on posthuman feminism, invites a re-evaluation of societal norms, urging reflection on resilience, harmony with nature, and cultural inclusivity. Join us at Neo LA Gallery to explore and engage with these transformative works that inspire dialogue about our shared future. OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, July 19, 2025 from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Run of show: July 19 until August 15, 2025 Hours: Monday - Friday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. Saturdays: 12 - 3 pm Artist Talk with Liz Hirsch: Saturday, July 26th 2:00 pm Location: Neo LA Gallery 1020 S Los Angeles St. Suite B, Los Angeles, CA 90015

“Disrupting Tomorrow: The Embodiment of Post-Human Feminism, Nature, and the Post-Colonial Unseen” @neolagallery 1020 S Los Angeles St b, Los Angeles, CA 90015 In “Disrupting Tomorrow,” artists Alexandra Wiesenfeld, Regina Herod, and Snezana Saraswati Petrovic @alexandrawiesenfeld @regherod @saraswatioblak come together to create an immersive dialogue within the gallery space, challenging the unseen and cultivating realms beyond the tangible. With this exhibition, the artists will conjure new worlds, reimagining Earth and envisioning futures that transcend established narratives. We warmly invite you to engage with this transformative experience at Neo LA Gallery, where inspiration and dialogue converge to reimagine our shared future. OPENING July 19th, 5:00pm-8:00pm Closing: August 15th, 2025 Artist Talk: July 26th, 2025 #neolagallerr#paintings #insrallationart #videoart #sculptures #posthuman #feminism #durdenandray #alexandraweisenfeld #reginaherod #neolagallery