Redling Fine Art
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Redling Fine Art is a contemporary art gallery in Los Angeles, California, United States.
The gallery was founded by Erica Redling in 2007. Relocated from Chinatown to Hollywood in 2011, Redling Fine Art represents a small group of emerging artists with conceptually concise exhibitions.[1] Redling Fine Art has been cited by Bettina Korek, founder of For Your Art for representing L.A.’s next generation at art fairs like Art Basel Miami and Frieze New York. The gallery’s artists include emerging figures such as Jason Kraus, and Erlea Maneros Zabala.[2]
Location
Occupying a location in Hollywood near galleries like Regen Projects, Kohn gallery, Hannah Hoffman gallery, Galvak gallery and non-profit organization Los Angeles Nomadic Division, the space is "quintessential L.A.," Redling says, situated in "an old prop warehouse whose front was sliced off to make a strip mall."[3]
Artists
Redling Fine Art represents Dawn Kasper, Jason Kraus, Erlea Maneros Zabala, Martin Kersels, Tony Oursler and Brian O'Connell.[citation needed]
Press
Solo and group exhibitions mounted at Redling Fine Art have received critical attention in the L.A. Times and L.A. Weekly as well as respected art-focused publications such as Notes on Looking, Artforum magazine, and Artillery magazine.[citation needed]
References
- ^ Kuriyama, Emily Ann. "LA Art Galleries You Should Know About". Complex. Retrieved 9 August 2015.
- ^ "Expert Guide: Bettina Korek's L.A. Art Scene". Tory Daily. Retrieved 9 August 2015.
- ^ Wagley, Catherine. "HOW A SHABBY HOLLYWOOD INTERSECTION BECAME A HOT NEW ART DISTRICT". laweekly.com. LA Weekly. Retrieved 9 August 2015.
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