Regen Projects

Regen Projects is a contemporary art gallery at 6750 Santa Monica Blvd in Hollywood, Los Angeles. Its exhibitions bring together established and emerging artists working in painting, sculpture and installation, with past shows including work by Matthew Barney, Anish Kapoor and Alberta Whittle. The gallery occupies a stacked building designed by local architect Michael Maltzan, with an outdoor sculpture deck on the upper level. Check the gallery’s website before you go to see which exhibition is on view and plan your visit around the work that interests you.

A gallery in Hollywood

Regen Projects opened in 1989, when Los Angeles had relatively few art galleries. In 2012, it moved to Hollywood, a change that drew attention in a local art scene where many major galleries were based in Culver City and farther west.

The Hollywood building was designed by local architect Michael Maltzan. Its bold, stacked form was created as a destination for large-scale exhibitions. The upper level includes an outdoor sculpture deck, with views of the Hollywood sign and Griffith Park Observatory.

Exhibitions across different media

The gallery presents contemporary artists working in painting, sculpture and installation. Its roster includes established and emerging artists, with past exhibitions featuring Matthew Barney, Anish Kapoor, Catherine Opie and Wolfgang Tillmans.

Shows change, so the work on view depends on when you visit. Alberta Whittle’s exhibition “Learning a new punctuation for hope in times of disaster” included paintings and sculptural works addressing community, compassion and care in response to catastrophe. Another past exhibition presented Aliza Nisenbaum’s paintings of Southern California dance groups, studios and teachers. Check the gallery’s website for current and upcoming exhibitions before setting out.