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 Snežana Saraswati Petrović 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 dialogueabout our shared future.

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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
Gallery Contact: Noriko Sezaki, email: noriko@newpowergenerationcorp.com

ARTISTS BIOGRAPHY

Alexandra Wiesenfeld

Alexandra Wiesenfeld is a German-born, Los Angeles based artist who has exhibited throughout the United States,Mexico, and in Europe. Her work delves into the intricate relationships between humans and the natural world,exploring themes of climate grief, interconnectedness, and hope. She was represented in Los Angeles by Happy Lion Gallery and Klowden Mann Gallery (2010-20), and has also shown at FOCA, Angles Gallery, PRJTLA, C-May Gallery, and the Eagle Rock Cultural Center in Los Angeles, The Irvine Fine Arts Center, the Torrance Art Museum in California, the Dactyl Foundation in New York, the Roswell Museum of Art in New Mexico, the Missoula Museum of Art in Montana, Anton Gallery in Washington, DC, Kunst Karlshütte in Germany, Turps in London, and in art fairs in San Francisco, Miami, Dallas, London, Mexico City, and Stockholm. Her work is held in public and private collections nationally and internationally.She teaches painting and drawing at Los Angeles City College.

alexandrawiesenfeld.com IG @alexandrawiesenfeld

Regina Herod

Regina Herod is a LA based artist who makes art that remembers. That resists forgetting.
Her sculptural practice is a calling forth—of ancestral memory, of wounds and wisdom buried beneath the surface.Through the use of wood, wax, metal, glass and fire, she shapes those stories into form. Her materials twist, char, rupture and mend, echoing the cycles of displacement, migration, and becoming. They speak of survival and beauty, of history’s shadow and the light we forge in spite of it.
Herod is an adjunct professor of art and her works have been exhibited at galleries in California,
New York City and Mexico City including The Irvine Fine Arts Center, Elliott Hundley’s Project Space,
Eastern Projects, in conjunction with The Getty Museum’s “Jewels of Ancient Nubia” exhibition, Ronald H.Silverman Fine Arts Gallery at CSU Los Angeles, Nan Rae Gallery at Woodbury College, Cypress College Art Gallery and Band of Vices Gallery.

Ms. Herod has also collaborated in performances at The Broad Museum, The Wende Museum and Wonzimer Gallery. She is a 2023-24 Department of Cultural Affairs Trailblazers award recipient.

Website: www.reginaherod.com IG: @regherod