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Aitken’s “Digital Detox,” 2020. The large-scale works, some bearing slogans like "Resist Algorithms" and "Reality Fracking," make up his exhibit at Regen Projects in Hollywood. Locked away for months during the pandemic, artist Doug Aitken grabbed a pair of scissors, cut up some of his clothing and created quilt-like flags. “I found myself locked in my house and I thought about creativity,” he tells The Hollywood Reporter. “You make art with whatever you have that’s in your environment. You adapt.” The large-scale works make up his new show, Flags & Debris, at Regen Projects...

Exhibition of new work by Doug Aitken opens at Regen Projects Installation view of Doug Aitken Flags and Debris at Regen Projects, Los Angeles, January 16 – March 13, 2021 © Doug Aitken, Courtesy Regen Projects, Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, CA .-Regen Projects is presenting Flags and Debris, an exhibition of new work by Los Angeles-based artist Doug Aitken. The works form an ecosystem of interconnected mediums, mixing dance, performance, film, sculpture, and handmade objects. Each plays off the other, creating a choreography of images, language, and sound. The exhibition comprises all new wor...

Spring 2021 Laura Owens, Untitled (2016). Courtesy of the artist; Gavin Brown’s enterprise, New York, Rome; Sadie Coles HQ, London; and Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne, This exhibition is a homecoming of sorts for Laura Owens. The wide-ranging and experimental painter grew up close to Cleveland in Norwalk, Ohio, and spent many hours exploring the Cleveland Museum of Art’s encyclopedic collections as a teenager. Owens, who has been based in Los Angeles for the past three decades, has developed this unique exhibition with high school students involved with the Cleveland museum’s Arts Ma...

Part of a year-end series revisiting the subjects of some of our most popular arts articles of the year. We’re not gonna lie. When the pandemic first hit and nearly every cultural institution in California closed, we were concerned about 81-year-old Ben Barcelona, L.A.’s most devoted museum fan. Since retiring as an architect at 73, Barcelona ritualistically visited a different art museum, gallery or public art installation, on a set schedule, every day of the week, never taking a sick day in eight years, he says. The outings were familial pilgrimages of sorts for Barcelona, who shares a ...

Auction: Christie’s New York, December 3 Estimate: $100,000 to $150,000 Sold For: $822,000 Salman Toor had a better 2020 than most of us. After a few-month delay, his first-ever museum show opened at the Whitney last month (on view through April). In June, it was announced that the 30-something artist, who was born in Pakistan and lives in New York, would join the roster of Luhring Augustine, the star-making gallery that this year celebrated its 35th anniversary. The year ended on a high note, too. Christie’s had plans to offer up the artist’s third painting to hit the auction block thi...