Frank Barron

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Born June 1957 in the southern United States, moved to California at the age of seven. Growing up in California’s San Fernando Valley
Frank started painting at the age of twelve. He is now living in West Hollywood California working in many mediums,
oil portraiture, mobile sculpture and now ceramics.
Education:
1970 Scholarship in sculpture, C.S.U. Northridge.
1975 Pearce College, perspective drawing, fine art drawing, lithography, animation, and film making..
Work in ceramics from 1970 – 1977
1984 U.C.L.A. two semesters of photography with Jerry Mc Millan, and one semester of lighting for photography.
1986 Friends of Photography Workshop, Carmel, California, with Morly Bare, John Sexten, and Jack Wallpots.
Architecture, Interior Design, and CAD rendering.

Shows:
April 14 through June 30 2012
American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona, CA, USA
Big Fish Small Pot V Fifth International Small Teapot Competition
Sumo Teapot sold to the Kamm Foundation

May 20th 2011
El Camino College Student Show

May 20th 2011
Revive Japan Silent Auction
Craft and Folk Art Museum

May 8th 2010
Kilnopening.edu
American Museum of Ceramic Art
April 29th 2011
22nd Annual CCACA California Conference For the Advancement of Ceramic Art

2009
Student show Santa Monica Collage
Pete & Susan Barrett Art Gallery Santa Monica
March 19th 2010
Water Project
Pete & Susan Barrett Art Gallery Santa Monica


Portfolio:

Frank Barron

Sumo “Sumo”

Sold to Kamm Foundation

Thrown & Hand Built Porcelain

2008

7" x 5.5" Echo

In My Father's Shadow “In My Father's Shadow”

Oil on Canvas 16"' x 20" 1999

White Devil Black Kuan Yin “White Devil Black Kuan Yin”

This piece is a commentary on the words black & white, Racism, and current relations between men and women.

White devil black Quan Yin “White devil black Quan Yin”

This piece is a commentary on the words black & white, Racism, and current relations between men and women.

White devil black Quan Yin “White devil black Quan Yin”

This piece is a commentary on the words black & white, Racism, and current relations between men and women.