CAMPBELL LAIRD (20th/21st Century) The Bruch's Dilemma, 2016

CAMPBELL LAIRD (20th/21st Century) The Bruch's Dilemma, 2016 signed and dated (on the reverse) paint on immolated recycled materials 27 x 20 in. 68.6 x 50.8 cm. Footnotes: Provenance Courtesy of the artist Exhibited Torrance, CA, Torrance Art Museum, South Bay Focus, 19 November-16 December 2016 Los Angeles, FAB gallery, Palimpsest, January 2017 Artist statement: Award-winning Los Angeles based Tasmanian artist Campbell Laird has been recognized by museum & gallery curators from SFMOMA, MOCA, LACMA, LAAA & LACDA for his meditative abstractions in Solo & group shows throughout CA. His works appear in private collections across the globe, from NYC to modernist homes in the Hollywood Hills, London, Sydney, Madrid and Tokyo. For over 35 years, Laird who studied at Parsons The New School of Design NYC & School of Visual Arts NYC, has created Artworks, Prints, Posters & Rugs for major corporations & galleries including Miami BASEL, teNeues, Adobe, Saatchi, American Express, LAAA, LACDA, Gallery 825, Estee Lauder, 20th Century Fox, LA Art Show, Torrance Art Museum, Surya, Robert Berman Gallery, Barker Hangar, OCCCA, The Art Group, Google Center Los Angeles & Hilton. Campbell's artwork has been featured in Dwell Magazine Case Study home, Modernism, Wired, Artillery Art Mag, Computer Arts Mag. His conceptual Illustrations have appeared in Los Angeles Magazine, New York Times, Time Custom Publishing, The Washington Post, Newsweek among many others. Campbell also works directly with collectors, high end architects, designers and art consultants to provide his unique pieces for galleries, commercial & public spaces or specialty retailers. When not in the studio or walking on Venice Beach he can be seen bi-monthly playing his Drum Kit with his 2 bands at the Famous Kibitz Room in Hollywood. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing