In the Gallery

Mar 09 to Sep 01

Michael Rakowitz: Dispute Between the Tamarisk and the Date Palm

Michael Rakowitz’s first exhibition in Los Angeles brings together a selection of projects created over the last fifteen years.

Sep 21 to Jan 26

Adelita Husni Bey: CHIRON

This exhibition presents a selection of films by Adelita Husni Bey (b. 1985, Milan, Italy), which includes the West-Coast premiere of a major new work, titled Chiron (2019) commissioned by the New Museum. The exhibition also includes Husni Bey’s seminal work Postcards from the Desert Island (2011) and 2265 (2015).

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“Hotel Theory” 2016

About the Gallery

The Gallery at REDCAT focuses on experimentation through new commissions that often mark the first major U.S. presentation by the featured artists. Employing temporary structures and dynamic installations, the exhibition formats are flexible and constantly reformulated to allow for a range of spatial and temporary possibilities. Through its annual series of exhibitions, publications, talks and other public programs, the Gallery highlights concepts and critical discourses that connect art with other fields and disciplines.

REDCAT's gallery publishes major monographs and art books on contemporary artists. Starting in 2013, a new series of collected small-format publications will serve as guides for the exhibitions at REDCAT. These publications serve as critical tools that transform the approximation approach to what is presented in the space and as open points of interest that contribute to the constant reinterpretation of the issues addressed. View REDCAT Publications

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Nine New Contemporary Performance Projects Given Residency Support to Premiere at the 16th Annual New Original Works Festival

REDCAT's Annual New Original Works Festival transforms REDCAT into a summer laboratory premiering new contemporary dance, theater, music and multimedia performances. This year's festival launches nine new works by Los Angeles emerging and mid-career artists who are re-defining the boundaries of contemporary performance to invent hybrid artistic disciplines, re-imagine traditions and confront urgent issues. All artistic teams receive free rehearsal space, technical support, and artist fees.

Each of the three weekends features a triple bill of three premieres in a shared evening. Each program is premiered on Thursday evening and repeated Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 pm.