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Ted VanCleave

Ted VanCleave
323-377-4879
ted@tedvancleave.com
www.tedvancleave.com

Ted VanCleave is a Los Angeles based fine art photographer and artist. His highly stylized work photographic images bring an exciting and radical new approach to the art of photography. Over the years he has received wide recognition and garnered numerous honors and distinctions. His artwork was selected by Laura Rosenstock, Curator at The Museum of Modern Art, New York to appear in the Faber Birren Color Award Show and he was awarded Top National Honors from the prestigious National Watercolor Society. Featured interviews of VanCleave have received a worldwide audience on CNN and the Hollywood Sign Trust, which oversees the maintenance and security of the world famous Hollywood sign has added his series of images to their website.
"Ted VanCleave has captured the urban landscape of Los Angeles by focusing on the city’s unique style of modern and postmodern industrial architecture. His stunning photographs of the city’s architecture extend beyond representation and become brilliant, almost surreal, abstracts that juxtapose vibrant color and the geometry of the city’s landscape. VanCleave’s color palette expertly plays with photography’s unique ability to capture the subtleties in light and shadow, adding a richness and narrative depth to his primarily abstract form". The Metro Gallery, Los Angeles, California.

The works on this page are selected from different series photographed in Los Angeles.
*** Contact Ted for detailed pricing on prints on canvas, museum quality limited editions prints or other options

RECENT EXHIBITIONS

2009 - The Skylark Fine Art Gallery of West Hollywood, CA (Inaugural group show)
2008 – West Week at the Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles (Architectural series)
2007 – Art International Fine Art expo, Pasadena, CA
2007 – ArtExpo, Las Vegas, NV
2007- Venice Art walk (Artists by Invitation only), Venice, CA
2007- Chop/Chop Salon-Gallery, L.A (“Structure: The L.A. Series”)
2006 – Create: Fixate (5th Anniversary Show), Hollywood, CA
2006 – “Los Angeles: Rise of the Urban Jungle” Metro Gallery, L.A.
2006 – Venice Art walk (Invitation only), Venice, CA
2005 – Create: Fixate (annual “All Photography Show”) Hollywood, CA
2004 – Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery (Summertime All City Art Festival)

SELECTED AWARDS & COMPETITIONS

The Eleventh Annual Faber Birren Color Award Show, an open juried national art competition selected VanCleave’s mixed media painting "Ripped Rhapsody VII" to be included in its annual exhibition.  The theme of the competition was "distinguished and creative expression with color".  The competition’s juror: Laura Rosenstock, Curator, department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art, NY

Top National Honors (Award 1) at the National Watercolor Society’s 70th Annual Competition in the Experimental Category. Prestigious national competition over 1400 entries. Juror of Awards: William Brice, Painter, Printmaker and Professor of Art at UCLA.  

‘Abstract Reasonings’, an open juried competition for California artists selected VanCleave’s ‘OPOB 11’ to be included in its gallery exhibition.  The work selected is an abstract oil pastel on black paper. At the Mark Reuben Gallery Sausalito, CA.

Art of California Magazine’s Discovery Awards Competition bestowed VanCleave with a Bronze Award in the mixed media category.  The purpose of the competition was to uncover emerging California artists.  The competition’s jurors included Henry Hopkins, director, UCLA Wight Art Gallery and Chairman of the Art Department and Philip Linhares, Chief Curator of Art, The Oakland Museum.

The Dougherty Arts Center in Austin, Texas has chosen one of VanCleave’s recycled Eco Art paintings for the "Our Fragile Environment" exhibition.  The purpose of the competition and the exhibition is to examine the relationship between art and the environment. 

 


 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* None of the artworks may be copied or reproduced without the written permission of the Artist