Sullivan Goss

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery presents AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISTS, a remarkable salon of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Tonalist paintings by some of the giants of the American School. Around the late 1880s, the rapid brushwork and bold colors found in European salons began appearing in American museums and galleries. Artists like Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, John Henry Twachtman, and Louis Ritman traveled abroad to learn the grand tradition of painting only to ...

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 ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is proud to present JOSEPH GOLDYNE: WATERFALLS, the international debut of a breathtaking new body of paintings by critically acclaimed artist, Joseph Goldyne. For centuries, the waterfall has been an important symbol for innumerable cultures and religions. In Zen Buddhism, the waterfall represents changelessness vs impermanence--a constancy of form despite a perpetual change in content. In China, the falling water symbolizes femininity and ...

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 ...

• The Drawings of Leon Dabo • In Search of the Source: Paintings of the Nile and Beyond by Lockwood de Forest • De Forest’s MONTEREY   MARCH 2012   Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is thrilled to announce the publication of three new books this March!    The Drawings of Leon Dabo was written by gallery Director Jeremy Tessmer with a foreword by gallery owner Frank Goss. This scholarly study and comprehensive presentation ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is excited to announce the opening of a dynamic new showing of work by Surrealist, Organic Cubist, and Muralist, Howard Warshaw. Howard Warshaw: New Forms focuses on Warshaw’s concern with developing a new language of form. Warshaw marries local imagery and California iconography to his vision of Cubism, creating something that was sometimes called “cowboy cubism”. He attempts to add lyricism (i.e. organic shapes and gestural lines) to ...

Sullivan Goss is pleased to present their newest show, Anya Fisher: Kaleidoscope on view from March 1 - June 3, 2012.    Join us for an Opening Reception on 1st Thursday, March 1, 2012 from 5-8 PM.   Since 1984, Sullivan Goss has represented Fisher’s work, and upon her death in 1995, the gallery purchased her estate.  This marks her sixth solo show with the gallery. Anya Fisher: Kaleidoscope will be on view in ...

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. ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is pleased to present the inaugural exhibition from the Estate of Leon Dabo (1865-1960)—The Drawings of Leon Dabo. Leon Dabo’s progressive aesthetic sensibilities in the nineteenth century ushered in new forms of visual expression for the twentieth.  The artist was instrumental in bringing a Modern sensibility to America’s artists, curators and patrons through organizing the famous “Armory” show in 1913 – the first major exhibition ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery presents the fourth solo exhibition for American Tonalist, Jon Francis. In his newest exhibition, JON FRANCIS: Paintings from the Drive Home, Susan Bush has curated a collection of his characteristically warm, vintage inspired paintings. Jon Francis is a contemporary painter with an old world feel who captures the simple beauty of American life in a timeless, classic style. From the gleaming chrome of an airstream parked in tall grasses, to the bold ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is pleased to announce their newest solo show for local artist Nicole Strasburg. NICOLE STRASBURG: islands valleys home, features contemporary Tonalist paintings that depict views of islands--the Santa Barbara Channel Islands, in particular Santa Cruz Island, valleys--both on the islands and the mainland, and home--the California coast. The archipelagos, rolling hillsides, deep valleys, and the vast expanse of the Pacific comprise the artist’s vocabulary ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is pleased to present NELL BROOKER MAYHEW: Delicate Resilience, a new exhibition of early twentieth century paintings on paper and canvas from the Estate of the Artist.  Held in dark closets by the artist’s daughters and now in the gallery’s vaults, most of the works in the exhibition haven’t been shown in almost a hundred years and retain an astonishing freshness. Mayhew blends influences from French Symbolism and Impressionism, and Japanese woodblocks ...

  Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery is pleased to announce that LA’s RISEN is getting bigger. On September 1, 2011 the exhibition will extend into the back room of our gallery in order to house the remaining heavy-hitters of the post-war Los Angeles art scene. With additional works from Bentley Schaad, Anders Aldrin, and Dan Lutz, as well as works by Lorser Feitleson and Milford Zornes, this exhibition captures the spirit of the age when Los Angeles emerged as an art capital.  If you attend ...

Sullivan Goss – An American Gallery presents RICHARD HAINES: SUBDIVIDING THE SPACE, a sweeping exhibition of paintings by WPA Muralist and later West Coast Modernist, Richard Haines.  Comprising the artist’s experiments with Precisionism in the 1930s and advancing through his “reticulated” style of the late 1940s and 50s into a broader brushed Cubism and abstraction in the 60s, SUBDIVIDING THE SPACE will provide a new perspective on the dense compositional sensibility of one of the West ...