Forum Gallery, Los Angeles
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Jeffrey Gold
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Jeffrey Gold, a figurative painter who was born in 1958 and raised in Los Angeles, and studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, will present his oil paintings at Forum Gallery in Los Angeles, for one month beginning Friday, October 18, 2002. The artist will be at the gallery opening night to greet guests.
A Forum Gallery Artist since 1993, he continues to live and work in Los Angeles, where he has also been exhibited by Koplin Gallery and Robert Berman Gallery. Recently his Still Life With Lemons was included in Representing L.A., an exhibition that originated at the Frye Art Museum in December 2000, and continues to travel.
Focusing on the nude, and in particular the female body, Jeffrey Gold employs dramatic chiaroscuro to generate introspective portraits of his subjects poised in powerfully balanced compositions. A quiet beauty permeates each of these portraits, capturing the imagination and gently disclosing a veiled aperture into the psyche of each sitter. Likewise, Gold's elaborate still-lifes project a similar pristine elegance.
Jeffrey Gold's work can be found in many important collections of contemporary figurative art throughout the United States, including the private collections of Jim Carrey, Annabeth Gish, Corbin Bernsen and Amanda Pays.
Forum Gallery, New York and Los Angeles, is the exclusive representative of Jeffrey Gold. Established in New York in 1961, Forum Gallery is the art world’s leading gallery of modern and contemporary figurative art.
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