Craig Krull Gallery

Robert Ginder Golden States Part of an ongoing practice that links fruit still-life with a randomly selected virtue in the title, these paintings without irony are meant to emphasize utter simplicity with a pop-folk bluntness. View this virtual exhibition on our website: https://www.craigkrullgallery.com/GinderVirtues/index.html... Sign up for our email list to receive all of our virtual exhibitions straight to your inbox.

Lou Beach ARE WE OK? View this virtual exhibition on our website https://www.craigkrullgallery.com/ Sign up for our email list to receive all of our email exhibitions and don't forget to register to vote!

We are pleased to be participating in Gallery Platform LA! Our current exhibitions Mark Posey: Window Seat and Julian Wasser: Black and White are featured on their website this week: https://galleryplatform.la #galleryplatformla #gpla #galleryassociationlosangeles #gala

Mark Posey, Window Seat, opens tomorrow, Sat. Sept 5 !

James Griffith, Elegy for Another Species A new series of paintings made with tar (from the La Brea Tar Pits) on the current demise of rabbits in the American Southwest due to a virus of their own. This online only exhibition is viewable on our website: https://www.craigkrullgallery.com/

A feeling many of us have these days... It's amazing how @michaeldeyermond's work changes so dramatically depending on the time, the setting, and the viewer, constantly adapting and resonating in new ways

If you aren't familiar with @doradelarios's work, take a moment- your eyes will thank you *note- the serigraph in the 1st image is still available at a discount price, with 25% going to @lafoodbank, until May 15- link in bio* DORA DE LARIOS was a native L.A. ceramist born to Mexican immigrants in 1933. Her heritage and relationship to Pre-Columbian Art is evident in her work, which embodies themes of spirituality, nature and mythology. Her ceramic sculptures also reflect he...r interest in Japanese Art, especially the Haniwa clay figures of the 3rd-6th century. De Larios graduated in 1957 with a major in ceramics and a minor in sculpture from the USC School of Fine Art, where she studied under noted ceramists Vivika and Otto Heino. Over the years, De Larios broadened her focus to include work in cast concrete, brass, stainless steel, acrylic and wood, completing a variety of large-scale commissions such as the monumental 18,000 square foot tile mosaic designed by Mary Blair at the Contemporary Hotel at Walt Disney World, and *Life Force", a tile wall relief at the Montage Hotel in Laguna. She was honored with a 50-year retrospective at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles in 2010, and her work was prominently included in the LACMA exhibition, "Found in Translation", which was part of the Getty’s 2017 initiative, "Pacific Standard Time: Los Angeles/Latin America". Immediately after her passing in January of 2018, The Main Museum in Los Angeles presented the exhibition, "Dora De Larios: Other Worlds". @irvingplacestudio See more

ONLINE FUNDRAISER Reduced prices | free domestic shipping | 25% of proceeds to LA Regional Food Bank JENNY OKUN "Downtown LA Apartments", 2014 archival pigment print... 36" wide image on 40" wide paper edition of 10 unframed $2,800.00 special price ($3,500.00 retail price) *Link in bio to purchase * . For the past 30 years, Jenny Okun has been recognized for her multiple exposure photographic abstractions of architecture made with a medium format camera. With this process, the New York Times states, "Okun reveals the very soul of the buildings she photographs." In recent years, her photography has shifted to the layering of images digitally, creating more complex montages on a broader range of subjects. This newest series expresses the energetic atmosphere surrounding the architecture of Downtown LA. Thank you, @okunjenny! @buylocalsm @seesantamonica See more

*Still going strong!* ONLINE FUNDRAISER Reduced prices | free domestic shipping | 25% of proceeds to LA Regional Food Bank LOU BEACH "Le Cirque Du M. Arem", 2018-2019... collage of printed ephemera 11 x 7" in approx. 14 x 11" black frame $1,800.00 special price ($2,200.00 retail price) *Link in bio to purchase * . The son of Polish parents displaced by World War II, Lou Beach (born Andrzej Lubicz) came to the US at the age of four, and grew up in Rochester, NY. He travelled to California in 1968, began studying the Surrealists, and started making collages from LIFE Magazines. In the mid-‘70s, he lived in Boston, where he refined his technique, and had his first solo exhibition at the Boston Center for the Arts. He then returned to LA, where he built a long career as an illustrator creating record album covers and art for magazines and newspapers. For the last ten years Beach has focused on his collages, which art critic Peter Frank described as sweetly uproarious orgasms of juxtaposition. Thank you, @420characters! @buylocalsm @seesantamonica See more