Gary Baseman - Selected Solo Exhibitions

Selected Solo Exhibitions

  • "Vicious" Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea, Milan, Italy 2012
  • "Walking through Walls," Jonathan LeVine Gallery, New York City, 2011
  • "La Noche de la Fusion," Corey Helford Gallery, Culver City, 2009
  • "Sacrificing of the Cake," Urbanix, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2009
  • "Knowledge Comes From Gas Release," Iguapop Gallery, Barcelona, 2008
  • "Beyond Ultraman: Seven Artists Explore the Vinyl Frontier," Pasadena Museum of California Art/Los Angeles Toy, Doll, & Amusements Museum, 2007
  • "Hide and Seek in the Forest of ChouChou," Billy Shire Fine Arts, Los Angeles, 2007
  • “I Melt in your Presence,” Modernism San Francisco 2007
  • “PERVASION: The Art of Baseman and Biskup,” Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, 2006
  • “A Moment Ago, Everything was Beautiful, Installation,” Pasadena Museum of California Art, 2005
  • “Garden of Unearthly Delights,” Jonathan LeVine Gallery, New York City, 2005
  • “For the Love of Toby,” Billy Shire Fine Arts, Los Angeles, 2005
  • “Happy Idiot and Other Paintings about Unattainable Beauty,” Earl McGrath Gallery, New York City, 2003
  • “I am Your Piñata and Other paintings about Love and Sacrifice,” La Luz de Jesus, Los Angeles, 2002
  • “Dumb Luck and Other Paintings About Lack of Control,” Mendenhall Gallery, Los Angeles, 1999
  • "Dream Reality," Choque Cultural, Brazil, 2010

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