Regen Projects presents Planchette: Harrison, Larner, Morris in landmark abstraction show
Regen Projects is showcasing "planchette," an exhibition featuring sculptures and paintings by artists Rachel Harrison, Liz Larner, and Rebecca Morris. This marks the first occasion these prominent figures have exhibited together, despite their similar roles in revitalizing contemporary abstraction. The exhibition derives its name from Larner's sculpture, V (planchette) (2013). This piece, part of a series crafted from blue-black planchette sculptures using egg tempera-painted paper pulp, invites viewers to navigate its undulating shape and varied texture. A planchette, utilized in Ouija board sessions, is manipulated by a group of hands, serving as a medium of communication that seemingly possesses its own agency, reflecting Larner’s focus on its ability to influence movement and evoke unforeseen energies.
Key facts
- Regen Projects is presenting planchette, an exhibition of sculpture and painting.
- Artists include Rachel Harrison, Liz Larner, and Rebecca Morris.
- This is the first time these three artists have shown together.
- The exhibition title is inspired by Larner's sculpture V (planchette) (2013).
- V (planchette) is made with egg tempera-painted paper pulp.
- The sculpture is part of a series of blue-black planchette sculptures.
- A planchette is a tool used in Ouija board séances.
- Larner's title refers to the sculpture's capacity to command bodies and channel unexpected forces.
Entities
Artists
- Rachel Harrison
- Liz Larner
- Rebecca Morris
Institutions
- Regen Projects