Ford Crull

Ford Crull was raised in Seattle, where he graduated from the University of Washington. His work is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Dayton Art Institute, and the Brooklyn Museum. His paintings were included in the important 1989 Moscow exhibition, “Painting After the Death of Painting,” curated by Donald Kuspit. Recent  exhibitions have included shows in London, Milan, Italy, and Seattle. In 2010 Crull improvised a monolithic painting in one hour for the opening of the new art area of Shanghai, Bund1919. Subsequent performances included Seattle (Birth and Death of a Painting ) and for the Woodstock Film Festival  (2012 )