California has always had its own distinctive and influential voice across all genres of the arts: music, literature, and fine art. These works reflect the various movements associated with the Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles: L.A. Cool School, Light and Space and Finish Fetish, as well as their City of Angels contemporaries working at galleries such as the Brockman Gallery.
In Northern California, there were also the Bay Area Abstract Expressionists and who practiced their own take on this distinctly American movement.
In Northern California, there were also the Bay Area Abstract Expressionists and who practiced their own take on this distinctly American movement.
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Ken PriceUntitled, circa 1998
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Joe GoodeOcean Series (#334), circa 1988
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Ken PriceTona Bowl, circa 1976
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Dan ConcholarDesert Cactus, circa 1974
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Dan ConcholarThe Divine Target, circa 1974
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Suzanne Jackson"Womb", circa 1970
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David HammonsNipples, circa 1968
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Judy ChicagoEmblem, circa 1962-64
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Judy ChicagoIn My Mother's House, circa 1962-64
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Ken PriceUntitled (Green Cup), ca. 1976
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Dan ConcholarBeing in Nothingness (The Window), ca. 1974
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vanessa germanThe Blue Body, 2021
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Larry BellFraction #4265, 1998
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Larry BellSMVD #65 (Vapor Drawing), 1989
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Lee MullicanStarcatcher, 1985
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Larry BellMEL 63 (Vapor Drawing), 1984
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Joe GoodeForest Fire Painting (# 102), 1983
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Ken PriceLorna, 1981
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Ken PriceLorna's Combat, 1981
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Ken PriceLorna's Lagoon, 1981
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Ken PriceUntitled (The Blue Shirt), 1975
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Ken PriceUntitled (Man with Sombrero), 1974
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David HammonsUntitled (Spade), 1974
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John RIDDLEA Magnificent Stroke, 1973
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Ken PriceVillage Cup, 1972-1977
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David HammonsSpade, 1972
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Ken PriceChairs, Table, Rug, Cup (Interior Series), 1971
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Ed RUSCHAI'M AMAZED (from 14 big prints), 1971
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Suzanne JacksonUntitled, 1970s
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Michio TAKAYAMAGate of Toledo, 1970
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Lee MullicanClouds, 1967
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Craig KAUFFMANUntitled, 1966
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Judy ChicagoFive, 1965
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Judy ChicagoFlashback, Version 2, 1965
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Marion SamplerUntitled (Flag), 1965
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Norman LewisUntitled, 1964
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Emerson S. WOELFFERBar Maria Internationale, 1959
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Ruth (Aiko) AsawaChair with Six Bars, # 2, 1959
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Frederick HammersleyOne Opposite, 1959
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Lee MullicanStill Life, 1958
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Lee MullicanSummer, 1957
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Lee MullicanUntitled, 1957
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Lee MullicanIndian Drums, 1954
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Frederick HammersleyFace, 1953 (16 March)
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Edward CorbettNo. 9, 1951
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Lee MullicanVestment, 1950
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Edward CorbettUntitled #7, 1948
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Sargent JOHNSONUntitled