Wilding Cran Gallery is relocating to the Melrose Hill area of Los Angeles, where we look forward to being neighbors with David Zwirner, Morán Morán, Clearing, Château Shatto, Sargent's Daughters, Shrine, Hanna Hoffman, Fernberger, Southern Guild, James Fuentes, Rele, The Brick, and a growing community of galleries.

We are presenting a series of online exhibitions while we wait for our new physical space to be ready in the coming weeks.

A portion of all sales will be donated to Grief and Hope, an initiative that provides direct support to artists and art workers impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles.

Robert Gunderman

Robert Gunderman's artistic practice is grounded in his native landscape of Southern California. Deeply informed by his experience as both a farmer and painter, his work focuses on an exploration of the microscopic and macrocosmic biomes of our universe. Holding the belief that everything is connected on a molecular level, Gunderman's oil paintings of landscapes, weather systems, flora, and fauna, embrace duality, bifurcation, and paradox in order to capture the infinity of relationships held within a moment of time.

Robert Gunderman (USA, b. 1963) Recent solo exhibitions include Place Like You, Wilding Cran Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; The Quiet Beliefs, Diane Rosenstein Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; This End, AF Projects, Los Angeles, CA; Mollusk Half-Sisters, Rude Drawing, Los Angeles, CA, and Never Let Us Go, Desert Center, Los Angeles, CA. Group exhibitions include Ripe, Harper's, Los Angeles, CA; LA ON FIRE curated by Michael Slenske, Wilding Cran Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, and Between Worlds, Edward Cella, Los Angeles, CA. In 1992 he co-founded FOOD HOUSE, an alternative art space in Santa Monica, followed by ACME, an influential artist-run space that opened in 1994. Robert Gunderman lives and works near Fillmore CA, in the Santa Clara River Valley just north of Los Angeles.

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