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Clarence Hinkle, "Coast Line, Laguna", n.d.  (ca.  1924).  Oil on canvas.  Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Gift of Mabel Bain Hinkle.

California Dreaming: Plein-Air Painting from San Francisco to San Diego

Released: April 25, 2013

This exhibition presents a selection of early 20th-century paintings that celebrate the specific topography and climactic effects associated with the regional landscape from San Francisco to San Diego. Adapting certain strategies of French Impressionism, the artists created a style that has become the hallmark of what is commonly termed Californian Plein-Air Painting, or California Impressionism. The avantgarde movement of French Impressionism, preoccupied with capturing immediate effects of light, color and atmosphere, burst upon the world in 1874. By the turn of the century, Impres...


The Pastels of Leon Dabo, book design by Jeremy Tessmer

The Pastels of Leon Dabo - A New Hardbound Book from Sullivan Goss

Released: July 20, 2012

SANTA BARBARA, CA – Sullivan Goss is proud to announce the publication of a new hardbound catalog, The Pastels of Leon Dabo.  With contributions by one of our nation’s most eminent scholars in American art history, Dr. William Gerdts, as well as by Dr. Cody Hartley of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and gallerists Frank Goss and Nathan Vonk, The Pastels of Leon Dabo should greatly enliven and enrich the growing conversation about the life and work of the French-born, American artist who helped to organize the famous 1913 Armory Show.  &n...


Ken Bortolazzo Ola Mar 2012 Stainless Steel | 36 x 9.25 x 6.5 inches Signed on base

Ken Bortolazzo: Equipoise

Released: June 21, 2012

  Sullivan Goss is pleased to announce, Equipoise, the fifth solo show for sculptor Ken Bortolazzo. Working with stainless steel, Bortolazzo has taken a marked departure from his past work, which focused largely on Optikinetics and geo-puzzle forms. Where previously the aesthetic of his sculptures worked from the angularity of planes and panels of steel, he has now softened his edges and angles to create lyrical, biomorphic, and linear works. One work looks like birds in a skein, cruising deftly through the sky. Another appears as a flower in full bloom,...


Sidney Gordin, 5-79, 1979, Acrylic on board | 30 x 38 inches

SIDNEY GORDIN: Just Put it Together

Released: May 12, 2012

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery presents SIDNEY GORDIN: Just Put it Together, a new exhibition from the Estate of the Artist. Spanning more than half a century (1943-1991), the works in this exhibition explore the collage-like process of adding one element to another until a work takes shape that defined Gordin’s ouevre.  This process unites a widely varied body of work - from the energetic brushwork of his early Abstract Expressionist experiments, to the angularity of his wood constructions, to the whimsy of his Bay Area work paintings and sculptures. Born in Russia, Sidney Go...


Anders Aldrin, Elysian Park , Looking Toward Chavez Ravine (originally called City View), c.  1945, oil on canvas, 20 x 26 inches

ANDERS ALDRIN: The Red Line

Released: March 15, 2012

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery presents ANDERS ALDRIN: THE RED LINE. Swedish born Anders Aldrin (1899-1970) moved to Los Angeles in 1923 with a passion for painting that had been suppressed for most of his life. An artist with limited financial means, Aldrin could only paint when he had spare time. Without a car in a famously unwalkable city, he would hop on the Red Car Line and paint the cityscapes, people, and bridges of the modern wonder that was Los Angeles. As the glamour of Old Hollywood gave way to the power plants and steam stacks of the imminent future, Aldrin succe...


Zack Paul, Tents, No.  1 - Sand, Ocean, and Kelp, 2011/12, acrylic on board, 36 x 24 inches, signed on back

ZACK PAUL: INSIDE OUT

Released: January 16, 2012

FEBRUARY 2 – APRIL 1, 2012 http://www.sullivangoss.com/Exhibits/SGTV_ZACKPAUL/ Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is pleased to present ZACK PAUL: INSIDE OUT, the artist’s debut exhibition with the gallery. In his newest body of work, the artist explores ideas from architecture, graphic design, and the visual languages of Constructivism and California Hard Edge painting. With his new series of paintings and constructions, Zack breathes new life into old ideas about plans vs. accidents, about the rationality of the grid and the immediacy of the painter’s gesture. Born in Bueno...


Logo by Jeremy Tessmer

100 Grand

Released: November 18, 2011

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is pleased to present the third year of their wildly popular 100 Grand exhibition. With 100 works of art priced at $1,000 (or less), curator Susan Bush and the community of artists working with her have created an exceptional opportunity for new and experienced collectors alike. With works by artists both emerging and mid-career and by significant historical artists, the exhibition offers something for every artistic taste. Just in time for the holidays, 100 Grand is the perfect opportunity to make fine art a part of life for you or for someon...