Aaron Landman

Aaron's art has been described as unique, different, original, and hypnotic. Jumping between his two styles, Aaron creates three dimensional wall hanging paper reliefs along with a more traditional oil and mixed media on canvas and wood block. Inspired by nature, meditation, and the mythologies of ancient cultures, Aaron's artwork draws people into a sense of peace and comfort in a world of change and uncertainty. Creating a certain mood for a room, his paintings have inspired and started many conversations.

"Resembling both map and cosmic landscape, Aaron Landman's drawing/painting/collage 'Floating on a Wave of Light' is one of the strong selections in the Juried Art Show at the Carlsbad's Cannon Gallery".
Robert Pincus, The San Diego Union Tribune

"Aaron Landman works far to the left of conventionality, in content and process". Joseph Woodard, The Los Angeles Times

"Frequency is a 3-D assemblage of watercolor and mixed media in contrasting colors so intense that the image seems to vibrate". Bill Fark, The North County Times

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Prints are available for purchase at http://www.brillantesol.com

Follow Aaron's musings at www.aaronlandmanfineart.blogspot.com

BORN: San Francisco, California 1973 EDUCATION: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, B.S. 1995 Glendale Community College, Adv. Photography 1997 American Film Institute, Los Angeles, CA, M.F.A. 2000

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2009 “Elemental Art Experience”, San Diego, CA 2007 “New Works – California Open Exhibition”, Juror: Peter Frank, Tag Gallery, Los Angeles, CA “Works on Paper: Borders”, Brand Library Art Gallery, Glendale, CA “Spectra Ball” Regency Center, San Francisco, CA “PROJEKT 30” June Online Exhibition 2006 “The Familiar Unknown,” Taos Homegrown Gallery, Taos, New Mexico 2005 “Art of the Human Spirit,” LA Artcore Brewery Annex, Los Angeles, CA "Virtual Genius Odyssey," Gallery 1988, Los Angeles, CA “Motion & Sound,” 2nd City Council, Long Beach, CA “Full-Tilt Vigilantes,” Culver City, CA “7th Annual Int’l Juried Art Exhibition” Upstream People Gallery, Omaha, NE 2004 “The Abstract and the Surreal,”101 Artists Colony, Encinitas, CA 2002 “Journey to the Infinite,” Gallery 999, San Diego, CA “Interface International,” Escondido Museum of Art, Escondido, CA “Designing the Future,” Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles, CA “Art Riot,” Escondido Municipal Gallery, Escondido, CA 2001 “3rd Annual Juried Exhibition,” William D. Cannon Art Gallery, Carlsbad, CA “Juried Exhibition,” Gallery 57 Underground, Pomona, CA “Art at Ray Street,” The Cabernet, San Diego, CA “Love Manifesting Through Art,” Center for the Moving Arts, San Diego, CA “Current Works 2001,” Society for Contemporary Photography, Kansas City, MO “Eternal States of Ecstasy,” Gallery 222, Los Angeles, CA Holly Matter Modern Art, Los Angeles, CA Robert Savedra Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2000 “Myth and Matter,” Gallery West, Los Angeles, CA 1999 “Luminous Secrets,” Art Forum, Los Angeles, CA 1998 “Innerworks 98,” Available Light Ltd. Gallery, Burbank, CA 1997 “Best of ‘97,” Glendale Community College, Glendale, CA “New Photography ‘97,” LA County Fair, Los Angeles, CA [AWARD]

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Pincus, Robert L. “Exhibitions showcase Ray Street as new nexus for art” San Diego Union Tribune, May 23, 2002

Himmel, Larry “Art Street on Ray Street”, Channel 8 KFMB News June 7 2002

Fark, Bill “Escondido museum leaps forward with edgy, challenging
exhibits,” North County Times, March 21, 2002

Pincus, Robert L. “whimsy and wonder,” San Diego Union Tribune, Nov 29, 2002

Woodard, Joseph “Landscape Visions,” Los Angeles Times, June 11, 1998

The Los Angeles Journal 2005

Tomas Lunch – Music Video 2005

The Light, August 2004

The Light, February 2004

Big Boss Records, August 1997

GRAPHIS, 1997